North Park union., 1901-11-01
To-Day Is ALI SAINTS DAY.
ELECTION Next TUESDAY
DoN'r FAIL To vote.

DON'T FAIL 10 vote
When in Laramie eat at Gem City
Cafe, 21O, End st.
Don't forget the supper OF City
Hall tonight Price 25 cents.
Rev. Spence has a touch of sick
ness almost akin 20 grippe this week.
Groceries and Dry Goods arrived
ct the City Meat and Grocery Co.,
Thursday.
Everything up.to date at Gem City
Cafe, 2lO End st. Best 25c meal in
Laramie.
Wasn't Thursday nperfect Autumn
day2 Clear, still, balmy. In such
weather mere existence is a pleasure.
Henry Riddle is putting in sup
ply OF coal for winter while this fine
weather lasts. Others should do
likewise.
Joe and Mrs. Lawrence, after n
pleasant visit among friends in the
Park for short time, started home
to Fort Collins Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff Clampitt took Doc
McFarlane to Fort Collins Tuesday,
for hearing before Justice down
there. Examination next week.
Mr.. A. l.. Fox brought in last
Thursday, two fine, red short-horn
bulls from the famous herd at the
Agricultural College, Fort Collins.
They are beauties.
\ That immense coal bank OF Rinch
Bro'sis sending vast quantities OF
winter fuel to town these days. Bill
ly Heineman with six horses and two
wagons brings something less than n
car load each trip.
Nir. George Newcomb brought Il
four horse load of household goods
down from his ranch Tuesday. He
and his family will soon be residents
of Walden.
Mrs. Hubbard has sold the old ranch
up the Illinois, to Owen S. Case, con-
sideration, $6,55O. Mr.. Case has
good ranch and one from which he
can make wealth.
! Don't forget that you can get all
kinds of native lumber at Lafever
and Holdreges saw mill, including
shingles. Boards and dimension
stuff, Is feet long or over, will be one
dollar more per thousand feet.
-Four new pupils in the grammar
department school this week. Prof.
Daley will soon have all his desks
occupied. Roth departments are
running along smoothly and success
! fully. That's the way it should be.
success to our public school.
Mr.. Jefferson Kilburn and one
son we're in town Tuesday filing on
desert land on the west side of the
Park They are the kind of men we
are glad to see coming in to make
homes among us. The more Of that
kind we have the better for North
Park.
Home made comforters 81. As each;
Best quality mems arctics S1.25;
| Old Colony mems arctlcs s1.0O;
Ladies one buckle arctics 75c;
(, Misses one buckle arctics 65c;
| Child's one buckle arctics .i5c; at
The TYLER,LowE MERCANTILE Co.,
l9o1N29 Fort Collins.
John Riach started to Laramie
Monday, accompanied by his sister,
Miss Helen, who starts on visit to
Canada to see a sister She may re-
main all winter Maggie and the
little girls will have to keep house
now until Aunty returns.
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 a
fish hook to seventy four strict at.
(, tention. McCREERY & Book,
P. O. box 1877, TT. Collins, Colo.
Mrs. NJ. E. Rulings of Rand brought
her little girl Fina down Thursday to
have her broken arm dressed. She
was riding burro last Friday and it
became frightened Mt dog, when she
was thrown off, suffering disloca-
tion of the left elbow. Drs. Fischer
and Snair are treating her.
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. McCREERy & Book,
Jul tt P.O.box 727, Fort Collins,
Colorado.
In the recent glove contest between
Charles Williams, "Nfontana KID" of
Walden, and James Mcdonald at En-
campment, Williams got knocked out
in the fifth round. Gate receipts
were not very large. The Ki6 wants