North Park union., 1900-06-22

Mrs. Irene Mosman. head chief of
our principal mercantile firm is on
the sick list this week. Hope it IS
not serious.
Horse racing on our streets not
allowed. Where are our city dads?
What! One OF them running a horse
race? For shame.
Mr.. H. F. Sturdevant, U. S. Court
Commissioner, returned from Steam
boat Springs last week. He has
been absent for several weeks.
Wednesday, June 10th was the
warmest day We have had in Walden
for over three years, the thermometer
registering 80 degrees in the shade.
Frank and Mrs. Newcombe and
little Elsie were business visitors to
North Parks metropolis Tuesday.
Say, Frank, that carriage ID dandy.
j. Y. Cummings Of Saratoga, formf
erly of Walden, was calling on old
friends in Walden Tuesday. He says
his town,is doing a rushing business
The little brown men are coming
to The front. The North Park Cattle
Company recently employed a Jap.
cook. Did he come from Hawaii or
the Philippines?
Miss Agnes Cochrane returned from
a lengthy visit to Saratoga Tuesday.
Major and Mrs. Cochrane came down
to town to meet her, and give her
safe journey home.
The Laramie Grocery Company is
Offering some special low prices to
North Park people. Notice their list
in this paper We think it would
pay you to figure with them.
The cavy and mess wagon with a
score of Rough Riders passed through
town Tuesday on their way to the
Hebron hills to round up the festive
broncho, that roams at will most Of
the year.
DR.. Fischer now has a soda water
fountain in his drug store, which will
be in working order in a few days.
He will then dispense soda water of
all flavors over the counter at moder
ate prices.
Mr.. John Riggen has one Of the
smallest calves outside Of a dime
museum. 1t is only nineteen inches
high yet is a perfect specimen of the
bovine species, and is lively and has
q good appetite.
Mr.. Theodore Cook lost fine
mare last Thursday by tightening.
She was grazing near wire fence,
snd it is thought the fluid had
charged the wire and was thus COM
municated to the animal.
The festive mosquito has come and
brought all his family and relatives
and friends, and neighbors with all
their families, friends and relatives
with him. In fact he's too numerous
to count, but he means business.
Charlie Scott, an old resident of the
Park returned to Walden last week.
He has been absent all winter most
of the time in Denver. His brother
George is holding down job ao
Pullman conductor on the Rio Grande
from Denver TO Durango.
The Republican convention met at
Philadelphia, Penn, on Tuesday,
June 10, and was called to order by
Mark Hanna. Senator Wolcott was
elected temporary chairman. The
convention adjourned at 3 o'clock p.
m. until noon Wednesday.
Reports from the Encampmcnt
mining district over in Wyoming
show that things are booming. New
and rich mines are being operated,
contracts for smelters arc being let
and sales of mines being copcluded
almost daily. The first thing we
know there will be a second Cripple
Creek in our back door yard.
A rumor is floating around through
the palpitating ait that VIM. Kerr of
the East side, has penetrated to one
OF those rare and cheering streaks of
coppet ore over OH the Medicine Bow
for which he asks the modest little