North Park union., 1901-07-26

pretty uIO Wcuuheii pue oh .h'Ae "AeN
soaking rain fell, which will revive
pastures and bring out late corn and
other crops in pretty good shape,
The wheat had all been garnered be-
fore that date.
SrEAYED-From VIM. Huntington
ranch on the Platte one work team
both bays-one branded re and
the other ~ Both geldings. One
has large star in forehead, the other
small one. So reward to any one
who takes them up and notifies
G. f. Mosman, Walden.
Don't go to McCreery & Book to
buy the best heating stoves, ranges.
aud stove repairs in this neck of the
woods, unless you want to buy where
you can buy for the least money, and
il perchanee you are from Missouri,
call in and be shown when in our
town. NcCREERY IL Book,
JultfP. 0. box 721, TT Collins, Colo
Two Young Mormon elders-Rob-
inson and Osborns-are travelling on
foot through the Park, distributing
tracts that explain their religion.
/ fhey seem like peaccable, nice young
men. Just how they will succeed
with the doctrines of Joseph Smith,
Their prophet we cannot at this writ
ing predict. There art, worse reli-
gions than Mormonism.
DR. A. NJ. Sears Of Saratoga. Wyo.,
will be in Walden from august lst
10 / 5th inclusive Al! dental work
performed in a first class manner,
land guaranteed. y speciality made
of crown and bridge work. Prices
reasonable and examination free.
! References: Saratoga State Bank;
also Miss Sofe Erickson of Walden
Graduate OF reputable dental college.
Office at Snyder House.
Last Friday rs the boys at the
Two-Ba home ranch had hitched n
team to rake preparatory to going
to work, one o, the horses fell dead
in the harness. Such amatter ought
10 be referred to q competent veter-
marian Was that death caused by
the loco weed, on heart disease. We
have heard of several other cases
similar TO that one, or very nearly so,
in the Park recently.
Wayne Brothers, nurserymcn, of
Parachute Colo, were IN town last
week selling the hardy fruits, plants
and trees to our people. We were
pleased to see so many orders given
by our citizens. Nothing pleases the
UNION so much as to see our people
take interest in the planting of small
fruits, trees and shrubbery with view
of beautifying their homes and adding
to their future comfort.
Some parties who were coming
over the state road early this week
had serious time fighting fire, now
raging unchecked on the eastern
slope of the Medicine Bow range
There were twenty or thirty from
! Loveland, Greeley and other places,
including a few women and children.
Tho fallen trees across the road de
layed their journey until the fire
burned around behind them, and then
they had fire both in front and rear
with burning timber falling danger
,ously near, 1t took nearly doy Of
hard work to press through the ilam
ing timber; and if the party had not
remained together it is almost certain
that some would have burned to
death. As it was, one man said he
would not undergo the same expert
ence again for thousand dollars.
Mr.. II p Butler brought us a mess
of fresh peas Wednesday from his
irrigated garden. They We're fine
Later he gave US turnips from The
same productive spot and peep in
to his strawberry bed only made one
wish there were a hundred more like
it in " alden only larger He expects
to enlarge his patch tins fall, and all
gardens IN town could do rs well
when the water becomes permanent
thing as it doubtless will be next year.
Light showers in different parts of
the Park are welcome and doing
much. good.
Just rs we were at dinner last Thurs
day Mr.. Geo. Newcomb of Butler
brought usa box of delicious straw
berries and bunch of crisp radishes,
raised ON his ranch upon the Beaver.
Thanks, Mr.. Newcomb. The UNION
appreciates your remembrance, and
also the effort you're making to show
what tho Park will produce, in the
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