North Park union., 1896-07-31
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Bring u your ~
"Jerry" Sipgletcrry vu In town
yesterday.
George Post returned today from q
trip TO Laramie.
Scan our advertising columns, they
toll who does the business.
Bring your horsos to Jim Walker,
who makes speciality Of horse shoeing
A now coat Of paint gives very
nice appearance to the New Barn.
Mrs. Moore lcft the nrst of this week
for Laramie where she will rsside
until next spring.
A party Of Fort Collins people
passed through town Thursday bound
for Steamboat Sprinzs.
n. J. Capron has . large stock of
Oak Lumber from II to 1 inches thick.
S. A. Hilton. ono Of the prominen,
rauchmen from near Pearl, WA = hub
city visitor one day this week.
Allan Hood WAS In town several
days this week undergoing Treatment,
Al the hands Of DR.. johnson.
As is usual In North Park It has
been raining almost continuously since
the beginning OF the hay harvest.
Several now dw cling horses are
now under eourss of contraction and
arc to be completed a. soon - posi-
bio.
Who built dat arkf NJ. J. Capron
did tho wood work and Jim Walker
ironed It OF.
Ralph c.yler has taken 4 position
in tho UNION oddee - "devil," but
bids fair to soon mako . fuli hedged
printer.
The now Methodist church building
is nearly completed and IL is expected
that services will be held ii II Sunday
week.
A. T. Holmes; E. E. Fitch and
Herbert Breese, of Laramie, have been
over on Iudspendehce mountain doing
some survsyiuE. /
8. L. Baugh rethtpsd last week from
business trip 70 Dsnver. He wss
accompanied bone BY his wife, who
wtit tcma;u a&rs iuoshallsiy.
A travelling tailor yas in Walden
several days lately and many OF our
ci'izens avaiisd themselves Of the
opportunity TO buy fall suits.
For tho best mowers aud rakes on
earth 80 to ]. u. Townsr. Once Al
Loucks' livery barn.
W. J. Dawson, oft Walden Saloon,
is on business trip to Steamboat
Springs. W. B. Beckwith is looking
after tho saloon interests while he is
away.
W. o. Mosm.n aud family, who
nave boon sps nding . months vacs.
ton in North Park, expect to depart
in . few days for their home in Fort
Collins.
A good many, prospsctors are re-
ported in the h,lls aud some Ane claims
,re being found, all Of which will aid
in the general upbuilding Of North
Park.
The deputy state fish commissioner
offers reward for information lead
ing to the conviction OF yiolators OF
he fish laws.
Regular church services will be held
Sunday st the schoo! house. Rev.
Wheatley, the popular young minister
who held revival services here week
ago, will deliver a sermon In the
evening.
An cmisrant train of i've wagons
bound from western Kansas to Middle
Park passed through Walden yestardy.
II they can find il they expect to take
up government land and become per.
manently located.
The organization Of 4 brasE band In
Walden would be appreciated by
munc 10 wing citizens. There are sure
'y enough men with musical ability
sufficient to mako an enterprise Of
this kind sneces.ful. Why net try
it2
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Picken, father
and mother Of Mrs. II. A. Aosman,
came up from Fort Collins last week
on q visit to North Park friends.
They wero accompanied ty Misses
Anna and Mary Picken and the little
daughter ofH. A. aud Mre. Mosman.
c. E. Mosrnnn made trip over to
Independence mountain the other day
anb reports great many men at work.
Tho company commonly known rs the
Crysler syndicate has twenty-three
men At work uinking shafls and other.
wise developing their properties.
They have also had corps OF survey
ors over there for = week past.
County Attorney Garbu.t, of Fort