North Park union., 1901-06-21
I1E.s o. INTEREST

1
cher's new Office ready for the plas
Iterer.
Everything up-to date at Gem City
Cafe, 2lO End st. Best 25c meal in
Laramie. ,.y...a
Mrs. Fitzgerald of Mountain Home
is visiting with Mrs. Geo. Post for q
few weeks. -.
DR.. Fischer is having side walk
laid in front of his new office of =
inch stuff 6 feet wide.
Mrs. Minnie Baugh and children
went up to Mrs. Boston's for IL few
days visit last Saturday.
Mrs. Blevins visited at Mrs. Posts
Wednesday and she and Monte took
tea with them in the afternoon.
Miss Nellie Riggen has resumed
her place as organist at the church,
much to the delight of her old friends.
Rev. Il. G. Lane of Boulder will
preach in the church ut Walden Fri
day night, June Fl. Everybody in
vited.
l want to exchange a tirstclass two
year old bay filly for gentle work
horse, that will drive single.
Mrs. SUSAN BRANoN.
We are pleased to state that Mr..
J. W. Riggen is recovering from his
recent injury from the kick of horse
very rapidly.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs, John
Knowles in Walden, June II, a
daughter. This gives to our young
people two boys and girl.
A party of home seekers from TT
Lupton, Colo, with a small herd of
COWS and calves passed through Wal
den Wednesday, bound for Routt
county.
Mr.. VIM. Winscom lost valuable
mare last week. She mired in n
slough while he was driving her and
was drowned before he could rescue
her.
Look out for the New Cash Gro
Gerry store soon to open up in the
building recently occupied by Winter
burns hardware and furniture store.
Particulars later.
Mary Poe writes to Ethel Brands
that she has bid farewell to single
blessedness and has become a Mrs.
Wooley. Joy go with her over the
sea of matrimony.
DR.. G. ". Morse returned from his
visit to Denver Friday night on the
stage. Mrs. Morse's health is such
that she may not come to Walden
for few weeks yet.
The festive mosquito has come and
presented his bill, and demands
immediate settlement. But in the
majority of cases he will have a fight
before he makes the collection.
Mrs. Jennie Covte brought her
daughter Bertha to town Wednesday
for medical treatment. Bertha has
symptoms of typhoid fever. She is
stopping at Mrs Edna Martins.
Joe Richards, formerly of Fort
Collins, q blacksmith and wagon
maker, has located in Walden at Pat
Murtha's old shop. He will make
horseshoeing speciality. J2ltf
Eddie Langhotf caught young
antelope last Monday. Mrs. Chas.
Rigeen is feeding the little fellow
with cows milk through rubber nip.
Pile, and he seems to flourish on such
food all right.
The covered wagon with the ad-
venturous prospector and land hun
ter cometh over the hill by the dozen
these davs. Let them come; we have
plenty of room in this great unde-
veloped country.
Let all parties interested take due
notice of the order of court in this
issue concerning the taking Of testi-
mony before referee in the adjudi-
ication of water prlorities, and gov
ern themselves accordingly.
DR.. Snair has purchased the prac-
tice of DR.. Fischer and is ready to re-
spond to all calls. The doctors will
occupy the new office next to the
drug store, and DR.. Fischer will de-
vote his time to his office practice and
drug store.
Walter Martin was playing with a
% caliber cartridge few days ago
when it exploded and injured his
fingers SO US to make painful
wound. DR.. Snair gave the injure d
member treatment aud he will soon
be able to resume work.
n DrED@trr raBd, June II, Of
peritonitis, Mrs. G. P. Lienallen, aged
about go years. Mrs. Lieuallen was
not sick long, and the doctor was on
his way TO see the patient when he
learned of her death. She was bun ed
lnear Rand June IS, 1901.
\ A merry party of doctors, com
posed of P. w. Fischer, W. L. Snair
bnd G. W. Morse went fishing Thurs
Hay. Whether they took physicj
ehloroform or nets to beguilc The
fnny tribe we ditknot learn, but fulI
ks well as fishing was part Of the
programme and OF that they seemed