VOL. 2. NO. 1.
SARATOGA CHIPS.
Ninety-eight in the shade at 12
m. Tuesday.
George Wren left for the Sav
ery yesterday.
Yes, certainly it is warm. This
is the season for it.
Machine oils at lowest prices at
Chatterton & Co.’s.
J. B. Hassett has gone to Car
bon ott a short visit.
Clint Folsom came in on the
Rawlins stage yesterday.
The finest 5c cigar in town to be
had at Chatterton & Co.’s.
Bear are reported numerous in
the mountains this season.
Mr. Hazen, of the Jack creek
mines, was in town Tuesday.
W. B. Hugus has moved into
his new home on the heights.
Mrs. W. P. Condict brought the
mail in from Bennett Tuesday.
James Parr and wife, of Swan,
were Saratoga visitors last Satur
day.
W. H. Smith wont to his ranch,
down the river, Tuesday, to put
up hay.
J. W. Hugus and J. C. Davis
left for home last Saturday via
Ft. Steele.
Albert Walters purchased a new
Deering twine binder of Gus Jen
sen last Monday.
Amos Boggot was in from Swan
Saturday and took out a Deering
mower with him.
Joseph Kahler and family, from
the Savery, have moved into a
house on the heights.
Mrs. Mulford Haines and Miss
Nowlin were the guests of Mrs.
Dr. Johnson Tuesday.
John Kelly, William Prosser
and W. L. Smith are rusticating
in the Savery country.
A splendid line of correspond
ence stationery aud pocket mem's
at Chatterton & Co.’s.
Andy McMicken, of Rawlins,
spent a few days in Saratoga this
week on cattle business.
Rawlins stage lino will sell
round trip tickets for $4. Good
during Denver conclave.
J. J. Gibbons leaves for Denver
next Saturday on a business trip.
He expects his family next week.
