The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-16

LIZ. henry flSCner 1911 today Tor ChaS.
Winscom's ranch. 1t is rumored the
doctor has gone after bear.
j.. c. Timbrel has just finished put.
ting coat Of new paint on his livery
stable office. It is quite neat.
John l.. 1sh returned Saturday from
Fort Collins and went up to his ranch
on the Illinois the first of the week.
G. P. Sayles and wife were in the city
Saturday Mr.. Sayles was witness on
the land proof of Mrs. Cynthia Wood.
We are the sole agents for Chase aud
Sanborn's high glade teas and coffees.
Walden Mercantile Co
l. w. lrlnder came in Saturday from
Butler, on his way to Denver and Fort
Collins to look after some land business
j. T. Bonis was in today from Spicer.
He was a caller at the New Era office
leaving with us some of the coin of the
realm
N'n. Heineman, who will have charge
of the Riach :oal bank and ranch this
summer, was in from that country Sat
urday.
II. Loucks made trip to N. X. Bos
wells last Thursday returning Friday,
with E. A. Miller and his party of east
ern men.
E. J. Norris is headquarters for the
Red Cross" ladies' shoe. For perfec-
ton in footwear this shoe is certainly
top notch.
Jack Smith is on the sick list the past
two weeks. Rheumatism, coupled with
disordersd stomach, seems to be the
difficulty
Rev. and Mrs Trowbridge and daugh
ter Beatrice are spending several days
visiting the good people at Cowdrey
this week.
Mrs. w. F. Webb, of Saratoga, was
in Sunday from the ranch of her son c.
F. Webb, on the Canadian where she is
on visit.
Otis Farrar passed through Widen
Sunday on his way back to the Elk riv-
er country in Routt county, after a
months visit outside.
Harry and Lewis Holdrege were pass
engers to Walden on Tuesdays stage
from Laramie and will probably remain
in Walden for o time
Thanks to DIR. Snair the editor has
about recovered from his recent severe
attack of rheumatism and is once more
able to push pencil.
The prices of Chase and Sapborn
coffees range from 20 to 40 cents pei
pound, For sale by,
The Walden Mercantile Co
j. A Carey, agent for the Germans
Life Insurance Co., and John Cennors
came in from Fort Collins last week and
are out on Mr. Connors ranch at pre-
sent
McCaslsnd's freight teams came il
Tuesday from the railroad with freight
for c. E. Mosman. The weather make.
bud roads and hard freighting thes.
days
Harry Knox brought his mother w
from the Big Creek ranch Tuesday to re
ceive medical aid. DR.. Fischer is in at
} tendance and Mrs. Knox is getting alonl
nicely.
DIR. Snair was called to Big Creel
) Wednesday to attend Frank Bridges
who is suffering from infamatory rheu.
matism. the trouble having gone to hi.
heart. He is much better at present.
Dan Hanson, who has been in Illinoi.
the past two months, returned Tuesday
to Walden. He was accompanied by
his nephew, A. Hanson, of Chicago who
} will spend the summer in the Park.
E. A. Johnson states they marketed
forty two pounds of butter last weel
from eight cows-this was accomplish
, ed in seven days The cream from thes,
COWS will hereafter go to the creamery
Tom Don and wife returned last Thurs
, day from trip to Fort Collins and Low
land Tom says the country looks quit,
prosperous outside, and is looking for {
bunch of Fort Collins tourists this sum
mer
Chas. Emigh has rented the John Con
nors ranch, on the Illinois, and willhav
charge of that property this year HI
, now has his cattle. which he has beer
, feeding on the DR.. Henry Fischer ranch
this winter, up on the Connors ranch