North Park union., 1901-11-15

Masquerade Suits at Mosman's
store Nov. 26
Remember the Mask Ball on the
2sth. Thanksgiving night
prn't forget the Walden Literary
tonight at the school house,
A few inches of "the beautiful fell
last Sunday night, and the air waa
winterish for awhile.
GIal Miller is driving stage now
for Dave Hendrlehson who is takin {
lay off for few weeks.
William Bennett and wife, OF the
Bennett and Wells saw mill, were
transaetipg business in Walden last
Monday.
Dan McFariane. after an absence
of several weeks, returned from TT.
Collins last Saturday bringing with
him his winter supplies
Mrs. Chas. Rich has gone TO New
London, Wisconsin to spend the win
ter with relatives. Vernon sends
the UNION to his mother during
her absence.
Donaldson Bros of Rand, drove n
herd of cattle through town Sunday,
on the road to market by way Of the
Big Laramie where they will rest for
short time.
Yeast Foam Sc package;
Searchlight matches 4c package;
Gilt Edge shoe dressing loc; at
THE TYLER LOWE MERCANTILE Co.,
Fort Collins.
Mrs. VIM. Han kins, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Cynthia Sayles,
moved to Walden Sunday, where
Miss Cynthia will attend school this
| winter.
The light snow storm of last NJ on
day did not seem to affect the rema in
ing days of this week, the storm hay
ing passed away, leaving most beauti-
full Autumn weather.
Mrs. George Post, after making 4
brief visit with friends, and ais o at
tending the Butler -Mosman nuptlals,
at Laramie, returned to Walden with
Master George, last Sunday night.
Don't forget that you can get all
kinds OF native lumber at John
Laiever's saw mill, including
shingles Boards and dimension
stuff, lS feet long or over, will be one
dollar more per thousand feet.
The UNION editor left for Laramie
and other points last Monday, leay-
ING the duties of the UNION Office
with her Majesty, the sDevil-(ess), i
and the two publishers. But then,
this is not the first time.
| 0. o. Groves, Fred McAvoy and
Jake Hartzell We're passengers out on
the stage Monday morning, Gro yes
was on his way to Nebraska for .
short business trip, Fred was going
to Denver, and Jake was returning
to Saratoga after short visit in Wal
den
home made oomfofters 31.45 each;
Best quality mems aretics 1928
Old Colony mems arctics $100;
Ladies ono buckle arctics 75c;
Misses one buckle arctics Csc;
Child's one buckle arctics 45c; at
TIE TYtER Lowe MERCANTILE Co.,
| 9olN29 Fort Collins
Mr.. L. j. Porter, who runs n saw
mill near the stage road few miles
north of Mountain Home, is having .
good trade with the north end of TIL
Park. He has n four-foot Champion
| plane tooth patent circular saw
which does fine work and he owns
the land from which he cuts timber
and is doing q legitimate business.
The feeding stat ion on the Lara.
mie stage line for merly ut Mountain
| lOiDt, iIto DSt.l Iti ONG GU W Iut iicI
old place and is called Chimney Park
Both stages stop there at noon, hors
es are changed and passengers take
dinner. We asked A! McNiel why
the place WAS so named and he said
.sbecause there was no chimney there
and no park either" But it i.
about eqaidistant from Laramie ano
Walden.
| Old Woods Landing is kept by
Mr. c. L. Klein formerly of Lara
ME The old hostelry so familiar to
MI North Park people, is in good
hands and keeps up its deserved
popularity But it looks so odd to
see strange people around wheie Mrs.
Wood presided with quiet dignity
and grace for so long a time But
death often makes changes, little
thought of in life, and "the old home
amt what it used to be-