North Park union., 1901-05-10
]. B. and Mrs. BoaIs were passen.
gers on the stage, from Fort Collins
last Friday night.

Monday morning the editor left on
the stage for q short trip to Fort
Collins and Denver,
MIR. h. A. Barber was last Monday
reelected president OF tho school
boa rd in district No. 40.
Wanted-A correspondent in every
school district In North Park. For
Particulars write NonTH PARK UNION
Mr.. Chas. Riggen is pain iing his
new store building. He says he will
soon have a supply Of grain on hand.
|; Miss Anna Martin went out to
Chas. Winscom's Sunday. She ex-
poets to remain there during the
summer.
Messrs. John q. Ish and j. w.
Everhard returned from q long winter
visit in Fort Collins Friday night of
last week.
Fred Sturdeyant returned from
Steamboat Springs last week. lie
says they have booming little town
over there.
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A26tf FRANK BRANNAN, Walden.
j. o. Mosman came up from Fort
Collins last Sunday. He has been
appointed deputy Assessor and will
remain in the Pork until about June 1.
Mr.. George Fletcher returned FROM
Denver several days ago, and is stay
ing with his sister, Mrs. N. II. Nc
Donald. He was accompanied by his
wife, whom he married recently in
Denver.
Messrs. Sam Swire and John Riach
returned to the Park several days ago
They have heen up in the southeast
ern part of Idaho looking over the
country. They say it's a nice coun-
try, but is overrun with sheep.
l will have for sale at my ranch
the coming season all of the mcC0r-
mick Machines-mowers, rakes, bind
ers, etc. Call on me at my ranch or
address me at Butler, Colorado.
M1Otf j. B. BEALs
Mr.. Stout moved his household
goods out to the ranch the first of
the week. Mrs. Stout and her chill
dren and Miss Rhoda Moore went to
Saratoga, where they will stay short
time with J. w. Moore, Mrs. Stouts
father, who is not well.
II. l.. Baugh and family have.
moved INTO town from their ranch on
the Michigan, and will occupy the
house formerly owned by j. NJ
Towner Mr.. Baugh has secured Il
!, position us chief Medicine. mixer in
the drug store of DIR. Fischer.
III. U. Decker and wife have moved
out of Sol. Boston's house, and will
occupy the rooms in the back part Of
the building formerly occupied by
the North Park Pharmacy, Mr..
Decker has bought the building, and
expects to open up store in the
near future.
For SaIe-T will have on sale at
/ my ranch on the Wtst Side, May u
to is, few thoroughbred two-year-
old Short Horn bulls, pedigreed and
eligible to registration. They will be
sold VERY REAsoNABLK Call on me
at my ranch or address me at Zirkel,
Colorado. CuAs. S. DEVICES. 1t
Last Sunday we were picnicing on
our ranch ut the Michigan. The
gusts of wind from the "Nor'west, +"
accompanied by dashes of sn ow, made
a variety of weather almost too en-
braclng for ice-cream in the tent
With a roaring fire and overcoats, we
longed for the coming warmth of
midsummer.
We wondered what caused that
generous smile which spread all over
MIR. d. F. Sudduth's face when he
came into the Office Wednesday and
weie about to ask him when Mrs Sud
duth would return, but he forstalled
US by remarking "My wife came in on
Saturdays stage" Hence that smile.
Louis Miller of Laramie, is agent
for an eastern company, which is
operating the mines at Jelm, Wyom-
ing. The five-stamp mill recently
erected at that camp began crushing
ore last Monday. 1t is the intention
of the company to crush and concen-