North Park union., 1901-06-14

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formerly owned by Pat Murtha, now
deceased, aud will open it up fol
business at once.
Mrs. Hattie Rich. mother of all the
Riches in tho Park except Charles
(and he's the dad) came down to Wal
den Tuesday to visit among her old
friends in town for week.
Fulton Sturdevant who recently
graduated from the Agricultural
College at Fort Collins expects to
take course in dentistry at Ann
Arbor, Michigan, beginning next fall.
Woodruff & Terry is the name OF
the new clothing, shoe, hat, cap and
furnishing goods store that has just
opened up for business at 204, End
st, Laramie Wyo. Give the boys a
call.
If you want any job work done
soon bring it in at once as our
printers are going to take lay off,
for few days or strike for higher
wages, or something Of that kind in
the nenr future.
MARRIED-Over in Middle Park
| last week Mr.. Fred. Jordou and Miss
Ruby Bundy. Both these young
people are well known in North Park
and their many friends wish them
prosperity and happiness.
Esq Cowdrey from down the Mich
igan was q business visitor in town
Thursday. He remembered the UNION
with substantial aid. Call in friends
and do the same. Good examples
are always worth following.
Mrs. Ellen Kaufman and Miss
Florence and Walter Bruce, from
Fort Collins, mother, sister and
nephew Of Mrs. Ellen Post came into
town for visit of perhaps several
months. They are stopping with Mrs
Post.
DR.. Snair has purchased the prac-
tice of DIR. Fischer and is ready to re-
spond to all calls. The doctors will
occupy the new oiIlce next to the
drug store, and DIR. Fischer will de-
vote his time to his office practice and
drug store.
C'ayt. Rich, Fletcher Campbell,
Andrew Peterson, Victor Hanson, and
Gene Mcdonald were among the
ranchmen who went to Laramie this
week to buy goods, preparatory to the
North Park hay harvest that is fast
approaching.
Miss Nellie Riggen returned home
Inst Friday from II stay of two or
three months in Denver, where she
has been taking advance. instruction
in music. ALL friends in the
| Park will rejoice at.Nollie's accom-
plishment In this line of art.
Notice the card this week OF the
new firmof Ballard & Sturtlevant,
attorneys and counselors at law
offices in Denver and Walden. That
ought to make pretty strong legal
team, and they ought to do rushing
business, being old experienced inter-
prefers and expounders of the law.
DR.. W. L. Snair of Boulder, a
young physician came into town Mon
day. He expects to locate permanent
ly in the medical profession in Wal
den. The doctor comes we'll
recommended and will doubtless get
into the practice at once. Do not be
afraid of being shared. See notice
in another column.
Alex. Hilton returned Monday from
an extended visit IN southern Colora-
do and New Mexico. He docs not
make favorable report Of his i'm
pressions Of that southern country.
Grass Is too short, and there are too
many Mexicans, and fruit growing is
overdone. and orchards poorly cared
for One would infer from his talk
that If you have a ranch in North
Park, "hold on to it," would be hi S
advice
Mrs. Mittie Nixon from Higho took
a trip to Denver this week, going out
on the stage Wednesday morning.
She and her husband, Mr.. Sol Nixon,
formerly in the employ of the Colora-
do 6 Southern, have bought the old
Kimmie ranch and the one adjoining,
on the West side and expect to go in
to the cattle business. Mrs. Nixon
| will be absent for week or two