North Park union., 1901-08-09

~ naS Detn any AuSuSt iOi h"nipsA
of years.
| Almost an inch Of rain has fallen
at Walden since Monday morning.
Didn't it pour for little while Thurs
day2
Dowager Empress Frederick, eld-
est daughter of Queen Victona, and
mother Of the present German en-
peror, died Of dropsy and cancer at
Cronberg, Germany, Aug. s.
STaAYEp-From Wm. Huntington
ranch on the Platte one work team
both bays-one branded re and
the other E 7 Both geldinss-
Each one has small star in
forehead. $40 reward to any one
who takes them up and notifies
c. Il. Mosman, Walden.
Mrs. Keenan, OF Denver, but formerly
Of North Park, and Mrs. Dwinell were
callers at Mrs. Sturdevant's Wednes-
day afternoon. During the time also
Mrs. Beals and two wagon loads from
Fort Collins and Greeley called, and
Mrs. Sturdayant held an iinpromptu
reception.
Last Saturday during strong
gust of wind that came up from the
north west few long boards were
blown from the roof of the old
creamery diagonally across the street
and smashed panel of Mrs. Edna
Martins paling fence into kindling
wood almost No one was hurt so
far as we heard,
Always do your thinking before
you buy. We carry full line of
new and second hand furniture. as
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, Ft. Collins, Colo.
Mr.. Bert Gage and Mrs Bennett
and daughter Anna of Fort Collins
were guests of Mrs. and Mr.. Sturde-
want Wednesday night. They are on
their way to Steamboat Springs for
an outing. Mr.. Allan Greenacre and
Miss Wood Of Greeley were also of
the party.
Monte, Mrs. Blevins and children,
and Miss McMacken OF Denver, were
pleasant callers at the editors home
Sunday afternoon. Miss McMacken
has been spending few weeks with
Mrs. Blevins during the warm
weather, and will soon return to re-
sumo her duties rs teacher in the
public schools OF Leadville
Don't go to McCreery & Book toI
buy the best heating stoves, ranges,
III d stove repairs in tins neck Of the
woods, unless you want to buy where
you can buy FOR the least money, and |
if pcrchance you are from Missouri,
cali in and be shown when in our
town. McCksERT & BocS,
Ju1 II P.O.box TIT, Fl Collins Colo. |
We have no U. S. Commissioner in
Wnldcn at present, and final proofs
and filings cannot be made here until
. successor to Mr.. Sturdeyant is ap-
pointed. Mr.. stusdevapus commits
sion expired The 22nd Of July, and
we understand he does not wish to
be re-sppointed, but we ere informed |
n movement is on foot to have one
appointed soon, SO the land business
will not be delayed any great length !
Of time.
Aserious oceidont happened to Miss
Agnes Coohrane last Sunday. She
was riding on horseback to attend !
church at Spicer when Rev. John Oil |
yer overlook her and asked her TO
ride in his buggy, This she consent
ed 10 do, and led her horse behind,
holding the halter in her hand. After
going few rods this way, her horse !
suddenly pulled back and caught the |
index finger Of her left hand in such
a way as to dislocate the bone at
the second joint She was at once
brought to town and prs. Fischer
and Snair proceeded to restore the
bone to its proper place, sewed up
the flesh, and she will now most
probably recover rapidly. 1t was a i
painful wound, and will cause Miss
Cochrane much delay about her sum
mer's work. Her friends all sympa-
.hize with her in this painful injury.