North Park union., 1900-11-30
sCoulty, Local and Personal News.
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Walden is putting on real Metro.
politan airs if our female pugilistlc
encounters are an indication of such
things.
Bert Smith has returned to Wal
den from Wyoming. The mine he
was working on has shut down for
the winter.
Latest Reports indicate that United
States Senator Cush X. Davis of Min.
nesota will probably die of his pres
ent sickness.
The Car of Russia, who has been
very low with fever and other compli-
cations, was reported slightly i'm
proved Tuesday:
VIM Kerr moved his family INTO
town Wednesday. They will occupy
the house vacated by Rev. j. Oliver,
and the children will go to school.
The schools had holiday last
Thursday. And the little fellows
made good use of the time in amuse-
ments of various kinds.
NJ. j. Capron and the boys are
rounding up horses, and have been
for more than week. He thinks
some of shipping car load soon.
When calling onFort Collins for my
thing in the clothing, boot, shoe or
gents furnishing lines don't forget The
Carl Murray Clothing Company-You
all know Carl.
Mr.. A. X. Mari of Hebron, was a
caller in town Thursday. He had
recently returned from Omaha where
he had been with several car loads of
cattle.
Pennsylvania and West Virginia
rivers are reported out of their banks.
Floods caused by recent heavy rains.
The OHIO river has also been very
high lately.
Mrs. George Post came home from
her trip to Laramie, last Sunday. She
went at once to house keeping in her
home second door south of the UNION
office. Bring that baby over.
| Now since our road overseer, Mr..
Poe has gone who will take his place?
The culverts in the lane north of
towl are in need of repair, and
will be much more so before spring.
Wolves in this vicinity are working
on the trust plan. A pack of them
have laid claim on all tho land of the
Laramie plains and cattle are being
slaughtered by the wholcsale.-Lara.
mic Times.
L. Blackstock of Bellvue, disposed
Of wagon load of live turkeys IN
Walden in one day early in the week.
Many fat gobblcr contributed to
Thanksgiving dinner in and around
Walden.
The young folks arranged for a
hasty Thanksgiving dance at the Sny-
der house Thursday night. And the
party was held accordingly. The
crowd was not large but very pleas
ant time was had.
When quizzed about the broken
windows in the vacant house in the
north end of town, one little Walden
urchin said: "1've got the money
sayed up" "That's all right We had
lots of fun" That's young America
Cor you.
Billy spellasscy who has been min
ing in Middle Park for the last year
or two, came into town this week for
a short stay When he finishes up a
little more business at his mine he
will come to Walden to remain for
the winter
Postal clerks on a Chicago-Omaha
car found an Internal machine in q mail
bag designed for Salt Lake City from
which sickening odor was issuing.
1t was supposed to have exploded
spontaneously. 1t came from Yer
sailles, France, and was sent back to
Chicago to be forwarded to Washing.
ton.
Robert Sneed, foreman Of Kilpat-
rick Bros. on the grade work at Tie
Siding, ordered a workman to pick
out charge Of dynamite that had
missed Ere, last Thursday. The
workman refused. Sneed took the
picx and proceeded with the work
himself, when a sudden explosion
nncnrrad killino him INSTANTLY Lara.