North Park union., 1901-07-26

use of Maclay's history of the navy,
which charges that Admiral Schley is
ia coward, 4 liar, q caititi, an incom-
petent, lnsubordinatc officer
That is pretty hard language, and
every word of it Is false, as every
American knows. What will Mr..
Mckinley do with Gen. Agnus's pro
test?
Chas. Riggen commenced cutting
hay Monday.
When in Laramie cat at Gem City
Cafe, 21O, 2nd ST.
Miss Anna Martin is working out
at S S. Brownlee's during haying.
John Weeder is chief meat carver
in the City Market and Grocery now
a,days.
Charles Beebeo has returned to the
Park after an absence of several
months.
Certain provinces in Russia are
threatened by famine, the result of a
long continued drouth.
Mr.. II. Y. Butler, who has been
visiting at Boulder for several weeks,
returned to Walden Saturday even
ing.
Justices Warrants, Criminal
Complaints, Subp~nas and Summons
for sale at this oilice frice, 25c
per. dozen, s1T5 per 100.
Harry Munson and Chas. Jacobs
went up into North Park Tuesday to
do some road work, by order of Elmer
Burgcss.-Steamboat Pilot.
Messrs j. Welch and John Jur-
gensen, both OF Rand, passed through
town Monday on their way 10 Lara
mie after supplies for haying,
The west side of the Park had a
three hours rain on Monday, which
dld much good. From the looks Of
tue clouds the south end must have
had good rain same date.
Miss Della Dawson returned from
an extended visit to Denver and also
in Iowa last week An aunt, Mrs
May Lowery, came homo with her
and may remain in the Park all sum
mer.
Mr.. Lin Nef and family arrived in
town Tuesday from Fort Collins. Mr..
Neff has n contract to put up more
than 1000 tons of hny for Peterson
and Chedsey Bros, and will begin
work at once.
MIR and Mrs. L. B. Ranns of Hay
den, came over to Walden on a short
visit this week. They are stopping
with Mrs. Ranny's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ii. T. Sturdevant
By next Monday morning all North
Park will be engaged in the great
annual hay harvest. A number of
ranchmen report their crop little
lighter than usual, and very few as
good us last year.
3Ir. A. l.. Mckee, of Nebraska,
brother of our Jack, came in to visit
his brother and may remain in Wal
den all summer He is also an artist
of the tonsorial profession and has
been at work in Jacks shop.
Herbert l.. Bridgman and Captain
John U. Blakewey are in command
of the Arctic expedition to go in
search of Lieut.. Peary, now in the
Arctic regions with his wife and
child. peary has been absent three
years
Joe Richards, formerly of Fort
Collins, blacksmith and wagon
maker. has located in Walden at Pat
Murtha's old shop. He will make
horseshocing specially. J2ltf
Always do your thinking before
you buy. We carry full line of
new and second hand furniture, as
we'll as household hardware. Will
give any and all mail orders from a
fish hook 10 y seventy four strict at
tention. MoCREERY & Book,
p. o. box 727, Ft. Collins, Colo.
Mayor Mosman has made applica-
ton for decree for town ditch, and
inst rs soon as the preliminaries can
be completed bids will be advertised
for, and a contract let, for the con-
struction OF tho ditch, which we hope
will be pushed to completion soon as
possible.
The Chctopa. (Kan.) Advance states
that previous to Jniy 18th that part
Of the state Southeast portion} had