A. Kennady, arrived from Colo
rado last week. He will remain
here for the present.
The Indignant Poor club ex
pect to give an entertainment in
the Burdick hall shortly. Hold
your breath and wait.
Colfax County Fair, of Colfax
County Agricultural Society, will
be held at Schuyler, Neb., Septem
ber 4,5, 6 and 7, 1893.
Some elegant driving turn-outs
were especially noteable on the
streets Sunday. Several of the
best were from the Windsor stables.
Mining and building are the
principal themes of conversation
in Saratoga at present, and busi
ness generally is brightening up.
AVill Albro returned from Wa
hoo, Neb., last Saturday. He has
not entirely recovered from the ef
fects of the wound in his leg, from
the hands of gambler Simmons.
The attachment suit brought by
Doggett & Anderson against Frank
Ervin, to recover $124 resulted in
favor of plaintiffs. Attorney for
defendant gave notice of appeal.
Caleb A. Cook, Charles C.
Young, Winthrop Condict. L. G.
and C. B. Sterrett and Chas. Mc-
Kay, of Brush creek, were all in
Saratoga Saturday, on land busi
ness.
A pair of local sportsmen went
down the river duck hunting Sun
day. They claim to have found a
splendid field for ducks, but there
were no duck there. However they
got—back.
V. C. Ferguson, who accompan
ied W. E. Tilton to Carbon last
week, with a bunch of beef cattle
for the latter’s market at that
place, returned Saturday, and re
ports a very disagreeable trip, ow
ing to the weather.
J. H. Finch, of Carbon, pulled
into Saratoga Wednesday morn
ing, having stopped at the Camp
bell ranch, on Pass creek the pre
vions night. He reports that nearly
three feet of snow fell in Rattle
snake Pass Monday.
