North Park union., 1900-02-02

manner? Rude conduct whether
talking or making noise in any man
ner is annoying to the congregation
and brings just censure to the per
pctra,ors- I.et it be stopped.
J. D. Moslnan is filling Chas. Sny-
dcrs ice house from the Michigan.
The ice is about two feet thick.
They are talking now o. making
sugar frora watermelona. That seems
reasonable and the proper thing to
do. a
February opened fine and sunny and
still. Zero weather on the morning
of the first was hardly recognized as
winter.
Several of our citizens, on politics
bent, started for Fort Collins recently
TO interview the powers that be. We
will know about it when fhey return.
The proceeds Of the supper given
last week by tho Ladies of Walden
were 1920. This is to be USED for
fuel, light and other expenses OF the
church.
Ward and Lafayette, mining towns
north west from Boulder we're nearly
wiped out by fire recently. A COM
para lively small amount Of insurance
was carried by the business men.
S.F. Sturdevant and Elmer Mar
tin, two OF Walden's stalwart young
| men have charge of the coal bank
opened by Vim. Poe, and propose to
camp on the ground and furnish the
black diamonds to all customers, day
or night until further notice. Give
the boys a call.
Word reached town Monday night
that Mrs. Dora Tritt, well known in
Walden, had died in Laramie few
days before. This will be sad for
! Jay and the little ones. Mrs. Delaney
left on Tuesdays stage for the scene
of sorrow to look after her little
grand cIlluren.
Mr.. Hanson, OF the firm of Hanson
! g. Rich was in town Tuesday. no
said he was pleased with getting the
UNION on Friday-the day of publi-
cation-instead of y week later. We
will do our part to get it to all our
subscribers ut the earliest moment
possible after gong 70 press
There were built in the United
States in 1893, 95o sea going vessels
with gross tonuge of 237,G00 tons
and in 1899, %s'i vessels with ton
age of 267 ,G+2 tons. 523 were sail
ing vessels and 454 age ran by steam.
II Uncle Sam keeps on h. will have
enough ships to carry his growing
commerce all over the world after
while.
Mr.. William Poe came in on busi-
ness Saturday night. He is now ell
gagged III cutting and distributing
poles between Moods Landing ald
Walden, Cor tue new telephone line to
be put in early in the spring. That
line viii, conuect us with Laramie and
other points north and northeast, and
our business men can say hello! any
day in the week to their neighbors
over the range in Wyoming or else
where
| WANTED: A lively correspondent
IN every corner OF the park. Come
in or write us and we will chccrfully
make arrangements with suitable per
SONS We want news from all your
neighborhoods and you can tell the
events as they transpire and send
items down by mail. The roads are
little too rough just now, so we
can't get around, but later we will dc
so and become better acquainted with
our people.
Gus Dorsey and Fred Jordon, who
took snow shoe trip beyond the
Rabbit Ears to look for lost cattle
found none. When night came on
they camped in hunters cabin
crawling through snow seven feet
deep to reach the shanty and wen
supperless TO bed. Boys, that was 9
cheerful night But that is wha
comes up in the life of cowboy
every now and then. They have tc
take the bitter with the sweet.
Mr.. S. j. Casteel, OF Big Greek
Cattle Company, came in to towr
Wednesday. He claimed and secured
the bounty for the big gray wolf late
ly killed in the North end Of th
park. He also claimed years sub
scription to the UNION by reason o
l being the first to secure bounty
This he received also. He took hi
herd of Herefords home which he re