North Park union., 1900-04-20

will stay the rest of the week brand
ing his cattle.
LOST-One red, dehornsd COW
branded uC) on left side. Strayed
from F. W. Shafer. Finder notify
UNloN and receive reward.
The stage was late last Friday
night. Reason: bad roads and too
many passengers, Mr.. J. e. Wycxoff,
Miss Eva stogsdll and Mike Connors
being aboard
In what country except North park
can you have a raging snow storm
and at the same time rolling thun-
der storm? That's what we had last
week. One fellow suggested that
"it beats thunder" :
Mrs. Edna Martin is having pick
let fence built round some lots on
which her residence stands. Mr..
Chas Rector is doing the work. This
will be neat addition to Mrs. Mar
tins other improvements.
We call attention to our three ads
of business houses that most all our
people are acquainted with. G. E.
Mosman, Walden; Laramie Grocery
Company, Laramie, Wyo.; and Tyler
S.ow Co, Fort Collins, Colorado
Moa;lay was day for runaways
T. 'yra Brownlee; while going
towards home had spin that left
him af:nt whereas he started ont il
Il tn2gy. North park horses ara
living too high on our native grasses.
Jules Musgrove is happy grand
father today, Mrs. Ed Anderson hav-
ing presented her husband with
ten pound boy this morning (April 81.
--Laramie Boonerang.--[Hirrah
for Ed and his young wife; both are
we'll known in North park.
An old custom at Easter time was
for the men to lift every woman they
would meet three times into the air,
for which he was to receive kiss or
a silver sixpence. Boys, let's put
that custom into practice in Walden
next Easter. What do you say?
Monday afternoon Vernon Loucks,
willie engaged in little practice
game of ball, had the misfortune to
| receive ball on his mouth, which
broke off his left central tooth near
the gum, also chipping the lateral and
bruising his lips some. This is an
unhappy injury, but a flying ball is
no respccter of persons.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Monroe and
boys came in from Laramie Friday.
Mrs Monroe has been out all winter
to give the boyp the benefit of the
schools of that town. They remained
over night in Walden and went to
the ranch next day.--..[Thc above
item should have been printed some
time ago, but was by some unhappy
| n,.0,,; ,ht o,,;t(o1
Mr.. Samuel Brownlee, well-known
resident of the park, and an old sol.
dier from the state of Kentucky, re-
Gently teceiveA pension from Uncle
Sam. His application has been pend
ing long time, but the pension has
accumulated until the amount now
reaches sl.11G, which is an amount
that comes at an opportune time. He
| is to bc congratulated after Ills long
fight. Certificate No. 99s,69S.
There was an exciting runaway on
Main street Monday morning. A
Two Bar team hitched to road wag.
on and driven by man by name of
Mitchell became frightened at
slicker, tore loose from the driver
and went down the street and turning
in front of the Union office clrcled
around on some vacant lots at
hreakneck speed, scattering overshoes,
plugs Of tobacco, etc. oyer the sage
brush. Several parties ran out to
stop them but to no avail On their
second circle Boon McCallum, our
foreman, dashed after them and sue
ceeded in jumping into the back end
Of the wagon, and reaching the lines
hove them to in short order. No
particular damage was done.
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