North Park union., 1901-12-27

enN OAAoos
Laramie.
Men or boys dressed, best and
cheapest, at Woodruff and Tery's,
Laramie
Elder l. II. Greene was visitor
at the Christmas Tree Tuesday night
&c stayed in town over Christmas.
Mr.. O. O. Groves came up from
the Encampment, Christmas Eve, to
spend a few days with his family.
When in Laramie eat at the Dew
Drop Inn. First Street. Open all
night. Best meal in town for the
money. A. NJ Wishart, Prop.
Woodruff and Terry, Laramie;
will save you money on men's and
boys wear.
Miss Lsttie Miller was the CRATE
full recipient Of several very nice
presents from the members of her
school, consisting of beautiful me
dalton and Christmas card in the
shape of celluloid guitar.
German socks, Rubbers, Boots and
Shoes Tor man or boy, at Woodruff 4
Terry's, Laramie.
The Christmas Committees We're
busy all day Monday and Tuesday
gettiug their attractive trees ready
for the enjoyment Of the little folks
on Tuesday night.
Mr.. George Ii. Newcomb has
bought the lots north of IL. p. But
lers residence from j. o. Mosman,
and will proceed to cultivate them in
fine style next year.
lWanted----a bright young man
or woman in every Post Office dis
trict in North Park, to whom a good
commission will be paid for cores
pondoncc. Address: Clark Pelton
Laramie, Wyo
L. t. Rogers who has been spend
| ing portion of the fall ut the Ram
bier Mine in Wyoming, returned
home last Sunday He is pretty bad
| ly knocked out by rheumatism and q
severe injury from horse by which
two of his RIBS were broken. Ec
will rest up and get well now.
For Sale---One Saw
Mill Complete including plan
er and flooring machine combined,
GUNNER aud cut OF saw, and edgcr
For price and terms, address all in.
quiries to BENNETT s. WELLS, Butler,
Colo.
Tho snow storm which began
Tuesday noon last week, lasted with
little intermission until Friday morn
ing. In all probably foot of snow
fell Thursday night the mercury
went down to IL below zero, and
hovered around zero oil day Friday.
The sleighing has been excellent. Il
the mountains travel has been quite
| a good deal interfered with.-Ft. Col
lins Express.
I c. Il. Mosman returned from his
trip to Denver Tuesday night He
reported three tons Of express matte
at Laramie awaiting transportation to
| Walden. 1t seems our stage line is
deluged with business for once. Why
don't they move 1t is the question
One merchant in Walden said the
failure of the express to arrive Christ
mas Eve caused him loss of fifty
dollars. And SO it goes. Other bust
nesses suffer in the same proportion.
The house and barn of George
| McFarlane up the Michigan were
destroyed by fire last Monday night.
A young man named Macarthur was
alone sleeping in the house and some
time in the night portion of the
burning roof fell in causing him to
waken, and with some difficulty he
made his escape through window
lie saved only few things in the
house. He observed the sheds and
barn on fire when he ran out and
when casualties were counted
thorough bred bull was found burned
in the barn, besides other things OF
less value. LOSS is several hundred
dollars, and the origin of the fire is
unknown. George and Mrs. McEar.
lane were not at home at tho time.
The ranch house recently vacated
by Mr. George Newcomb when he
moved to Walden, was burned down
last Friday. Tho hired man who was