North Park union., 1901-08-23

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Get ready for the iun Aug 3oas
Sec nd in this paper.
The lato rains have intorfared q
good deal with the hay harvest.
II news items are scarce this weei
fits because there scarce, that's all.
c. c. Fliniau is doing u fine bust
ness in the line Of fresh meats these
days.
Everything up-to date at Gem City
Cafe, 210 2nd st. Best 25c meal il
Laramie.
Mrs. Mittio Nixon has returned to
her home at Higho, very much re-
stored in health.
Mrs. Hendrickson has been driving
the Laramie stage from Woods 10
Walden this week.
Mrs. Wilson is making her homo
with Mrs. McDole while her husband
is attending conference.
Bright days and cool nights are
tho rule nowadays. They are the
sure harbingers of autumn.
Nlrs. DR.. Morse started Thursday
on the stage for trip of indefinite
length to Denver and possibly back
East.
DIR. and Mrs. Morse returned Tues
day night ou the stage, from a pleas
ant camping trip over towards the
Big Laramie.
George Lewis, the boy with the
broken leg, IS making such progress
towards recovery that DIR. Snair SAYS
he will soon be up.
Mr.. Miles II. Overholt of Collbran,
Colo, agent for the Globe Cabinet
Co., Kansas City Mo, is doing bust
ness in the Park this week.
Justices Warrants, Criminal
Complaints, Subpnnas and Summons
for sale at this Office. Price, 25c
per. dozen, sl.75 per 100.
Mrs. Baugh brought her mother in
from Link Riddles Wednesday,
somewhat indisposcd. She had been
out cooking for hay crew.
Agnes Cochrane has returned to
her home. Her finger, recently in
jured, will soon be well, but may re-
main stiff in ona or two joints.
A petition is in circulation asking
to have the Pearl stage line changed
so us to run direct from Walden to
Pearl. That is the way it should be.
Joe Richards, formerly of Fort
Collins, blacksmith and wagon
maker, has located in Walden at Pat
Murtha's old shop. He will make
horseshoeing speciality. J2ltf
Mrs. r. d. Douthitt and Miss Beth
Lewis of Ravenna, Ohio, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Wm. Jones, for It
few weeks. We have not heard how
wei they like thus mountain country.
A young man working for S. 5.
Brownlce was thrown from u horse
last Sunday, and suffered fracture
in one arm near the shoulder, but I'M
der Dr. Fischer's treatment is rapidly
recovering.
Mrs. NcCallum kindly acknow-
lodges the receipt of a beautiful bo.
quet of pinlss, sweet mignonette, etc,
from Nellie and Mrs. j. W. Riggen.
These lovely flowers were all raised
in Walden in an out door garden
Last week Roscius Morse came in
to see his brother, Dr. Morse, and not
finding him went out next morning
on hunt of him at his camp near the
Laramie, and had pleasant visit of
one day. He is young lawyer, eX-
pecting to locate in Portland, Oregon.
Always do your thinking before
you buy. We carry full line of
new and second hand furniture, rs
well as household hardware Will
give any and all mail orders from a
fish hook to n seventy four strict at
tention. McCREERY & Book,
.P o. box 727, Ft. Collius, Colo.
STRAYED-From VIM. Huntington
ranch on the Platte one work team
both bays-one branded f/a and
tue other E7 Both geldings.
Each one has small star in
forehead. $40 reward to any one
who takes them up and notifies
c. 4. Mosman, Walden.
Don't go to McCreery & Book to
buy the best heating stoves, ranges,
and stove repairs in this neck of the