North Park union. (Walden, Larimer County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1901-01-18
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County, Local and Personal News. &

Miss Pearl Riddle of Rand is visit
ing friends in town this week.
Ruby Bundy went to Rand Wed,
nesdny to visit few weeks.
Mrs. Fletcher Campbell is visiting
her sister, Mrs. McDole, this week.
Monthly examinations and rhetor-
ical exercises in the school this week.
Walter Martin took the stage We'd
nesday morning on his return to
Saratoga, Wyo.
NJ. j. Capron has got to be some
thing of Nimrod lately. He bagSed
two coyotes few days ago.
The blackboards at the school
house have been re-slated, which was
a much needed improvement.
Silas Haskins returned this week
from Denver where he had gone with
two cars of fat cattle for sale.
Miss Lizzie Connors is spending Il
few days at Jap Davisons prepara-
tory to visiting Fort Collins soon.
D. W. McDolc does not recover
from his rheumetsm very fast, but
fingers in bed snxiously waiting for
the pain to cease.
Jack Greene started to his new
ranch over near the Laramie river
Thursday morning with four horse
load Of baled hay.
The Caledonian Club at Denver
Will celebrate the anniversary of
the birth of Robert Burns Jan. %,
in appropriate style.
Miss Dolly Mckenzie took the
Rand stage Thursday morning for q
trip to W. 4. Baldwin's where she
will remain few weeks.
Mrs Groves of Nebraska, mother of
Otto, came in on the stage Tuesday
night. She will remain in the park,
visiting her son and family, until
spring.
Mr.. j. G. Ish went out on the stage
Saturday morning to Fort Collins.
His family is in Collins this winter,
and Mr.. Ish will probably remain un-
til spring.
Except few cases of bad colds
there has not been any kind OF sick
ness in either department OF school
this winter that has come under our
VIM. Wittmer Of Pinkhamton came
into town Thursday to repair break
in the telephone line. He found it
severed north Of the Michigan, but
from what cause is not certain.
La Grippe is more prevalent in the
Park than usual this winter. But no
cases so far are serious or compllca-
ted with other sickness. Chicago has
cases and thero are more
than 4 million in the country.
The revival meetings at the church
are still going on. Very deep in
tcrest is manifested among num-
her Of young folks and elder ones al
so. We sincerly hope that if any
reforms among the lives of people do
occur they may be substantial and
lasting.
w. B. Allen has job Of breaking
commonly called "bust-
ing bronchocs"-for Mr.. John W.
Riggcn. Will is careful hand and
SO far has escaped any serious injury
in this daring western business that
would make the head of an eastern
dude dizzy to look at.
1t is reported from Denver that
Mrs. Tabor, wife of the dead Million
aire, and who was recently said to be
penniless, will save the Matchless
mine ut l. eadyille and begin operating
the same. At one time this mine
produced. $1,000 per day after the
late Sen ator purchased it.
A 20 ang lady back east with hand
some f: ,ce and commendable industry,
FOR she ran her fathers dairy, recent
ly MAJ tied neighbor. Nothing re-
about that, except the girl
weighed 40 pounds, the groom only
1876. The father of the bride gave
the 9 room 81, 600 at the wedding and
who says be doesn't deserve 1t.
Mr.. Gilbert Hays called in on Mon
day and paid up his subscription and
die mt say "sto? che paper But in
70 med us that from some cause his
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