North Park union., 1902-01-31

f. E. Miner, the banker, will ar
rive in Walden tonight
Andy Swanson Is gathering up ar
other car load of horses to ship next
week.
Send your mail orders for Clothing
and Shoes to Woodruff and Terry,
Laramie
VIM. Mari and Mr.. Darby from
Denver were passengers IN on the
stage Wednesday night.
German socks, Rubbers, Boots and
Shoes for man or boy, at Woodruff &
Terry's, Laramie.
Mr.. O. A. Carrier finished his visit
in Walden and returned to his home
in Nebraska last week.
Mrs. Florence Fox who has been
somewhat indisposed lately, is able
to be out among friends again.
Last Saturday was real winterish
for while. The snow from the
north blowing blizzardy, but it was
of short duration.
Wasn't tha. fun to see our music
teacher try to print the UNION on our
old Army press, the other night?
Csme over again when you have
more time.
i That was kind act on the part OF
Mayor Mosman and VIM. Slee, who
drove out 20 miles last Thursday
night to notify Fred and Harry Hol-
drege of the dangerous sickness OF
their little brother
A. j. and Mrs. Monroe were in
town last Saturday attending the an
nual meeting of the Stock Growers q
Association. Mrs. Monroe said he-
herd of sheep were doing fine this
winter
AIDA Wood, accompanied hei
sister, Mrs. James Cummings, back
TO her home in Laramie last Thurs
day. Mrs. Cummings with her child
rem, had been visiting relatives in the
Park for few weeks.
George Post has gone on a visit OF
indefinite length, back to his old
home in West Virginia. George
has been faithful worker in this
wild and woody west Tor u number OF
years, and this visit will no doubt
be great pleasure to him.
| A Mining Company has been or.
ganized at Laramie to work the
mines at Jelm. Louis Miller ant
John +. johnson of Laramie art
among the incorporators. The capi
tai stock of the company is fixed at u
million dollars and at one dollar pei
share.
Andrew G. Anderson, one of the
janitors of the Equitable building in
Denver, fell about one hundred fee
and was killed instantly He was
cleaning . window when the safety
rope broke, MISUNDERSTANDING.
-[Yes, and Anderson had PRESENT.
ment that morning of his coming
death, telling his comrades all about
his forebodings; but their minds
could not fathom the future or af
ford him any relief
At the Stock Association meeting
held at the Odd Fellows hall las,
Saturday, the attendance was not as
large as the annual meeting should
have been, on account of the weather
no doubt, being stormy. The follow
ing officers were elected: President
Hubert 9. Chedsey; Vice President,
Monte Blevins; Secretary, JAS.
Taylor. Eli Peterson and VIM, H
Winscom were elected directors A
more detailed account will be fount
elsewhere in this issue.
We received letter from Brothe
@. B. Wilson the other day, and after
giving US mild lecture about OF
criticism of the bible, and tenderin;
some wholesome advice, he add
this bit Of amusing history OF th
new arrival at their house, the baJ1,
; "Mrs. Wilson says l must not tor
get to tell you We have little bab,
girl at Our house now. 1t it a red
headed one with temper like blu
wasp, and the most vociferous moutI
t you ever saw. l have listened Il
some of the sweetest singers tina
were ever on the stage, but she is tn
only one | ever got up for in the
J, light and stood around 10 hear he
fling"