North Park union., 1901-09-13


last Saturday.
@. Il. Mosman is having n pipe
laid across the street to conduct gas
from his ncetylene tank at the store
over to his residence.
The City Market & Grocery Co.
has had some neat shipping tags
printed in red ink. The job was
done ut the UNION office.
Justices Warrants, Criminal
Complaints, SubpGnas and Summons
for sale at this Office. Price, 25c
per. dozen, s1.75 per 100.
The schools have begun in Denver,
Fort Collins and other towns in the
state. The Walden school will not
begin for several weeks yet.
Miss Meade's school in the Cana
dian district closed week ago yes
terday, and she went the mex: day to
teach term at Collins, Wyo.
A Mr.. Bedding of Iowa, an eXpe-
rienced coal miner talks of leasing Z.
II. Cowdrey's mine and running it
this winter to its full capacity.
Rey. Il. G. Lane and family, who
have been having few weeks out
ing in the Park, started back to their
home in Boulder last Monday
Rev. John Oliver and wife left
Walden last Monday for their new
field of work at Grover, in Weld
county. The UNION wishes them
success.
WANTED-A position on ranch
for all winter by man and wife. Com
petent, and services guaranteed to be
satisfactory. Send information to
UNolON office.
Alfred Boorse, n young man whose
eyes were injured by the kerosene
from the bursted lamp. ut the time of
the fracas short time ago in the
North End of the Park, is able to re-
sumo work again.
Mr.. George Newcomb started to
Fort Collins Tuesday for goods. He
went over the new state road. From
now on until late in November our
ranchmen will do good deal of trad
ing at Fort Collins.
Peter Fox of Missouri, is visiting
his brother, Casper Fox, at Pinkham-
ton. He says in his part of the state
Of Missouri crops are badly dried up
no corn, and not fifty pounds of
I potatoes in the county.
Mrs. Helen l.. Grenfel. State Su.
perintendent of Public Instruction,
was passenger in on the stage Tues
day night. She will remain in town
a day or two and then go on to Steam
boat Springs for short visit.
Did you observe how dignifed and
composed our mayor appeared up in
the pulpit Wednesday as chairman
on the occasion of Mrs. Grcnfels
lecture, Jerry has missed his calling.
lie should have been parson.
Andrew and Mrs. Norrell and the
children; Charles and Mrs. Burg
quist and the little ones; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Wattenburg and baby; and
! Mr. Hanson were among the Higho
visitors to the lecture Wednesday.
VIM. and Mrs. Kerr, and VIM.
Winscom and his sister, Mrs. Eva
Kermode, were in town Sunday.
That tub full of potatoes, turnips aud
bcets were immense, Mr. Kerr; the po-
tatoes especially were whoppers.
Thanksl Little Kathleen Kermode
was quite sick and was brought in
to see the doctor.
We observed Prof. and Mrs. Rec.
tor; Mrs. Eli Peterson and children;
Andrew Peterson, wife and little girl;
Miss Abby Clark; Geo. Manville, wife
and family; Miss Norris and Mr..
James Taylor oil from Hebron, at the
lecture Wednesday.
Eslie Wynn has gone to work on
his coal mine east of town and he
hopes in short time 10 begin to de
liver the much needed fuel. Jake
Fox, his halfbrother will help, him. The
sooner he gets going the better 1t will
be, for fuel will soon be one Of oui
necessities.
Always do your thinking before
you buy. We carry full line OF
new and second hand furniture, as
well as household hardware. Viii
give any and all mail orders from &
fish hook to a seventy four strict at
tention. McCREERY & Book,
P. o. box 727, Ft. Collins, Colo
SrRAYED-From Wm. Huntington
ranch on the Platte one work team
both bays-one branded E/2 and
the other = = Both geidings.