North Park union., 1901-07-12
IrEMs Or INTEREST

Every thing up-to date at Gem City
Cafe, 210 End OF, Best 25c meal in
Laramie. as
H. L. Baugh and family took an
outing Of couple of days last week,
returning Monday.
Weare pleased to learn that Bertha
Coyte is recovering from her late spell
Of typhord fever. 4
DR.. p. W. Fischer spent a portion
of this week rusticating out on his
ranch and looking after his herd Of
cattle.
II. +. Sturdevant and son Fulton
started for Steamboat Springs Tues
day. They expect to be gone a week
or two.
The Two Bar Turned the water
from their meadows last Monday.
Now the grass will ruin up and thicken
until cutting time. M
AT Buffalo, New York, the Pan
American-that means all American
products-exhlbition is in full blast,
and Is drawing crowds of people.
Ken MacC Callum and Jack Mckee
made raid on the finny tribe Tues
day afternoon, and brought home 25
fine trout from a short run down the
Michigan.
The great Louisville (Ky) Inter
state fair occurs from Sept. 23rd to
Oct. 5th, 1901. Special inducements
to exhibitors of fine stock. Reduced
railroad fares.
H. Hadden, an Englishman who is
interested in mines in this section,
left by the North Park stage this
morning for months stay thero.-
Laramie Republican.
Joe Richards, fortherly Of Fort
Collins, a blacksmith and wagon
maker, has located in Walden at Pat
Murtha's old shop. He will make
horseshoeing specially. J21tf
We unintentionalIy failed to state
last week that there was dance at
Mr.. T. Il. Holdrege's, near Owl, on
the night of the Fourth. A very
pleasant time was had, good music
and plenty Of dance.
Mrs. DR.. Morse returned on the
stage Tuesday evening from an alb
sencc of nearly all winter in Denver
and New York. The doctor was 90
pleased to see her he went out on the
morning stage to meet her. :.
Mrs. Olive Brocker and family of
Owl spent Saturday in Walden. Mrs.
Brocker has sQld her hay crop in
advance of cutting to Mr.. Z. A. Bar
ber at $3.50 per ton, Mr.. Barber to
do his own feeding. She expects to
have hundred tons.
Mrs. Lasher and daughter, mother
and sister Of Mrs. Iibbie Fitzgerald,
were passengers out on the stage
Monday. They go to their home in
Laramie and will. return later to
Mountain Home and spend the sum
mer with Mrs. Fitzgerald.
Maj. N. j. O'Brien. of Denver, was
a PASSENGER in on tho stage Tuesday
night He is special agent OF tho
General Land Office and has some
official business in this part Of the
state. The major was formerly De.
partment Commander of the Colorado
Wyoming G. "A. r.,
SrRAYED-From VIM. Huntington
ranch on the Platte one work team
both bays-dne branded Fi2 and
the other T Both geldings. One
has large star in forehead, the other
a small one. e6 reward to any one
who takes them up and notifies
"a, c. E. Mosman, Walden.
A. j.. Monroe arrived in tie Park
with hts herd of five hundred sheep
all in fine shape. If this experiment
of MI. Monroe's with sheep III a sut.
cess, it is probable that others will in
vest. The Park doubtless would be
III ideal sheep country IL ranchmeh
would turn their attention to that
industry. a
Mrs. Maggie Mosman w,s in towik
Wednesday from theft ranch up the
Michigan. She VAS stinburnt, brown
As berry, and bore ur, mistakable
signs of conflicts. with mosquitoes, Of