YOU VYANT TO SELL OR BUY,.-
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OL. 5. NO. 12.
■ SARATOGA CHIPS. I
|S Bussell sells a good suit of cloth
■g for S 5.
|«Mrs. MeAnulty is slowly but
Sgurely improving
■ J. 1\ Culleton was down from
■he Encampment Tuesday.
R Born To the wife of S. D
a boy, bn the 16th inst.
■ Rev. Robinson will preach at
Kennett at 11 a. m. next Sunday.
■ Ranchmen are making use of
■his fine weather to do up their
■fall work.
■ Misses Axie Mullison and Sadie
went out to Pass creek
■Saturday.
■ Mrs. Sam Morgan left for Den
■rer Monday morning for a visit to
■friends in that city.
H Dr. McCrillis, the dentist, arriv
ed here Sunday on the Ft. Steele
|Ltage to remain a week.
■ A. J. Platt was down from the
■fcraver creek settlement 1- riday
■with a load of grain for market.
■ Sholines hotel at Ft. Steel is the
and ace for you to stop. The best
bf meals and beds only 25 cents.
Miss Stella Jennings officiates
as assistant in the post office of
evenings now since Miss Johnson
left.
Make your peace with the coal
man now, while the weather is fine.
Cold weather will have an inning
soon.
Miss Margaret Johnson went
down to Ft. Steele on Saturday’s
stage to visit her sister, Mrs. A. R.
Couzens.
Threshing is well under way
now, and will be entirely over in
thirty days more if the weather
holds fair.
Miss Laura Buehler came over
from Pass creek Thursday and vis
ited relatives and friends until
Saturday.
