North Park union., 1902-05-02
Pearl Pearls.
The following notes came in from
our Pearl correspondent too late to
be published in our last issue:

Inv A'Ao"tub holes Gotuc III lTOTn
our Pearl correspondent too late to
be published in our last issue:
EDITOR. NORTH PARK UNION.
DEAR SIR:-We are glad to see you
and sorry to lose our old friend j. n.
p. McCallum.
We can't tell the color of your hair
yet, but We are sure we will know you
when you come up to eat pie with u.s.
Well, our girls are wondering if
you are a married man or single,
or il your hair is red. 1t would be
well for you to advise us about those
qualifications for our girls stand in
the front rank.
That is right. Every town or com
munlty should stand by its girls. A
good, true girl is worth her weight
in gold, wherever found, no matter
whether she ever gets to stand on a
pair of scales and stay there until the
gold is balanced with her Avertlupois
or not. In fact, good true girl-we
are taught in the Bible--will last for
ever, while, 0oner or later the gold
and other material things will melt
and pass away. Unlike the Erie,
Pennsylvania man, whom Mr.. Thorn.
dyke gave deserving roast in the
Loveland Reporter, April II, for say
ing Women were barred from Heaven,
can say like every other man tina,
when the final wind-up comes to this
mortal existence that | hope to NEE,
my Mother aud other loved ones
there. So do we all. Heaven wOulc
not be Heaven without out Mothers
Now, in regard to the question:
asked C6ncerning me, l will try and
be as brief and as near to the poin,
rs possible.
l am a siiisle mtr, ard, What is
more l am likely to be for some tim,
to come so far rs know now. My
hair is not red, but on the contrary il
is light in color. ] am Of light
complexion and have, Dei,cvc; wha,
is known as the steel grey eyes. ]
am slender in build; am five feet foui
inches in heighth; weigh on an aver
age about 1875 pounds and am con.
sidered by those who know me best
TO be pretty good nntured sort of u
cuss as a rule, but, will acknowledg,
that | am not always ms good injured
As l might be-espccially when som'
one else treads on my corns.
Ho..Ag that ibis description OF
myself will prove satisfactory to all
at least, for the present, | will tlos'
this preamble by saying that | hope
all readers of the UNION will know
when they see unexpectedly when ]
present myself for tile pie, and %her
| present OF send out bills for sub
scriptions due the paper, I hope ali
will take it good natuftdly and pa,
promptly as It takes Cash to run e
newspaper. EDITOR.
e. G. Ekeberg and Axle Carlson
have gone to North Park to stop q
while, In the neighborhood OF Andre"
Norcll's.
The big steel strike near the moutll
of Three mile, just over the Mill from
the Grand Encampment, is big one,
YOU betl-Shake, boys!
A. j. Swanson was circulating
among the copper mines around Big
Creek Park last week with his weather
eve out for horses, to ship to South
ern parts.
The Foote q snider tunnel is in
about 325 feet, and several veins OF
white quartz have been PASSED
through, but The pay chute he's not
yet been reached.
The Big Creek tunnel is in about
$50 feet, and all the hands are still
at the pumps. The vein will be
reached in July, and a 1l-foot ore
body will be cut about 600 feet deep
The Tully prospect is down 100
feet, and about 200 feet of crosa.cut
ting has been done. The TuIIy has
A large development, fund, and the
work is being pushed aay and night.
Pearl should have q school this
coming summer, and IL is to be hoped
that out superintendent will find us
not wanting when placed in the bal
ance. Mr.. 7. John Payne, secretary
of thu Cansdian school district e1-
presses himself in favor Of a new