North Park union., 1900-01-26
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The mail arr,se now regular every
day except Sunday, almost on sched-
ule time.
Last Monday m ornlng Geo. Post
started for Laramie with s!eds for
more goods for Mosman's.
A. j, Monroe must have lived we'll
on his last trip to Laramie for he
gained ten pounds in weight.
Harry l.. Daugh is back at his old
tricks again, dispensing pills at DR..
Flscher's drug store this week.
We arc informed that the Higho
Post Office has hcen discontinued.
The order TO take effect Jan. 3l.
G. W. Linger manager Of tho North
Park Cattle Company sold 39 head of
thoroughbred Heretords to S. j. Cas-
teel.
Our first subscriber was a new man
A substantial ranchman OF Middle
park. He reports stock doing well
and snow only about six inches deep
in his vicinity.
A new Post office by the name OF
Owl has been established at August
Specks place near Owl Mountain.
August Speck ?. NJ. frank Kellah
took the first mail there Thursday, on
the Rand route.
Mr.. Henry Lyman is prosecuting a
young man by the name of Joseph
Baker for the larceny Of horse, har-
ness and cart. The case is now
pending before his Honor W. ID.
Beckwith, j. p.
The Evans Courier states that at n
coyote roundup down in that section
last Saturday is of the predatory var
meuts were captured. The boys had
lots of fun and the coyotes--well
most of them got away. ,
On the % inst. Gus Dorsey and
Fred Jor Ion went over behind the
Rabbit Ears on snow shoes to make
,arch for lost cattle but have not
retarned at this writing.
Last Tuesday a. T.. Dwinell made
our Office pleasant call on business
with which we feel deep interest.
Gus. intends to support his local pa
per. That's right Gus. and we'll give
You full value received too.
At some time during the fall and
winter considerable number of steers
have disappeared from their usual
range in the park. There whereabouts
is unknown but investigation will be
made until they are located.
last Monday team belonging to
j. T. Shippey took a lively spin from
the alley back of our Office diagonally
across the street and hauled up in
the rear ot the town pump. Naldai
be careful tf those frisky bronchos.
The lit Collins Express states that
there are being fed by the farmers and
feeders Of the valley l99, ,l60 head OF
lambs this winter. What would our
flesh eating cousins of the East dc
without the great wild and woolly
West
Plain Mary Barber is no more.
That is, her name has been absorbed.
Only few years ago chubby little
school girl now the stately Mrs. Mac
Farlane But Mary, Oh! Beg pardon,
Mrs. McFarlape where's all that we'd
din cake.
Last Tuesday the wind from the
South Wost blew almost gale all
day. 1t caused the snow to spin
over tile ground in sheets and made
many bare places in our streets. II
was the first severe wind in the park
since October.
Norm Davis, the blacksmith, re-
ccivcd severe injury on Thursday
While cutting IL piece of cold steel Q
small fragment struck him in the
right eye, making Il painful, though
it is hoped not dangerous wound
Dr. Fischer is treating him.
Mr.. Casteel of Big Creek park
seems to he the first one to record the
capture OF q gray wolf. Last Sat
urday night he sent one down te
town by the Walden stage. If Kill
led in Larlmer county, Mr.. Castec
come and get your thirty dollars
Who'll be the next?
The supper gwen by the ladies Of
Walden at Mrs. Manvilles Thursday
night was a success in every way
Socially it was enjoyable and castro
nomically it was all that could be
wished From the number present
it must have been a success financial
ly. Ladies do 80 again.
Mr.. A. M. Barnes from the Cana
dian called on business last Tues1ay