North Park union., 1901-08-16

Colorado is now 20 years and two
week old.
When in Laramie eat at Gem City
Cafe, 210, 2nd st
Get ready for the fun Aug 3o-31.
See ad in this paper.
Miss Lola Campbell of Montanallo,
Mo-, is visiting Mrs. Ada Baker for
awhile.
Mr. Joseph A. Huber, druggist OF
Louisville, Colorado, came in Thursday
for short stay in the Park.
Everything up-to date at Gem City
Cafe, 21O 2nd st. Best 25c meal in
Laramie.
Those woven wire fences in front
of Mosmans and Dawson's houses
are very neat.
Harry Baugh and family have re-
turned to town from the ranch.
Their crop of hay is cut and safely
stacked.
Rev. L. G. Lane of Boulder, will
preach at the church Sunday 10 2:3O
p. m; and also in the evening. All
are invited.
Mrs. Baker and Miss Mead, the
teacher of the Canadian school, were
pleasant callers at Mrs. McCallum's
last Saturday.
Justices Warrants, Criminal
Complaints, Subp@nas and Summons
for sale at this office. Price, 25c
per. dozen, S1.75 per 100.
Joe Richards, formerly of Fort
Collins, blacksmith and wagon
maker, has located in Walden at Pat
Murthas old shop. He will make
horseshoeing speciality. J2ltf
Miss Mary Houell of Beaver Creek,
aud Mrs. Nightingale of Ft. Collins,
came up last week and visited Mrs.
Rosa Linger, who was Mrs. Nightin-
gales teacher years ago in Nebraska.
They returned home Friday
The editor has not been fishing this
summer, yet trout right from the
brook have been on his table often,
Mrs. Branon, II. i. Sturdevant, and
Mrs. H. c. Boston are responsible for
these favors. Thanks, good people.
Mr.. II. p. Butler brought us nice
supply of new potatoes, turnips, let
tuce, and peas. His vegetables are
growing in fine shape, and his supply
will be very satisfactory, indeed.
Thanks, Mr.. Butler. Such favors
make life more boarable.
I Always do your thinking before
you buy. We carry a full line of
new and second hand furniture, rs
well as household hardware Will
give any and all mail orders from
fish hook to seventy four strict at
tention. McCREERy & Book,
p. o. box 727, TT. Collins, Colo.
Mrs. Mittie Nixon of Higho, was
almost overcome by nervous
prostration last week, and came to
town for rest and treatment, and took
up her quarters with the editors
family. Mrs. Nixon does not have
robust health, and too much work is
doubtless the cause of her trouble.
STRAYED--From VIM. Huntington
ranch on the Platte one work team
both bays--one branded re and
the other E7 Both geldings.
Each one has small star in
forehead. $40 reward to any one
who takes them up and notifies
G. II. Mosman, Walden.
At the special school election held
in Walden August 10, to locate a
school house for the West Side, there
were only 26 votes; 1G were in favor
of new location in section 23 of
that township, and only 10 for present
location. We hope this will be a
final settlement of that vexed ques-
ton.
Don't go to McCreery & Book to
buy the best heating stoves, ranges,
and stove repairs in this neck of the
woods, unless you want to buy where
you can buy for the least money, and
if perchance you are from Missouri,
call in and be shown when in our
town. MoCREERy & Book,
Jul If P.O.box 727, Ft Collins, Colo.
Mr.. L. Welder OF Fort Collins, ac-
companied by his sisters law,
Misses Mana and Lois Wright, passed
through town on Tuesday on their
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