The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-27

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qualifications that makes friends of all
he may meet, and that he will make a
success in his new field is pretty safe
conclusion He is certainly entitled to
all the success attainable.
Attorney Law left Tuesday for Zircle
where he will do some surveying for
parties in that section who wish to
prove up on their ditohes before Paul w
Lee who will be here Monday, July list.
Robert Bradfield has moved his fam
lily to town and will reside here in the
future. Mr. Bradfield will occupy the
position in the Walden Mercantile
Co.'S store made vacant by Homer
Hampton.
Rev Trowbridge left Sunday for High
where he held services in the after
noon. From Higho he went to Hebron
that evening, and Monday morning left
for Kremmliug where he will meet
Rev. DIR, Canine
Mac Ward was in from his upper coun-
try ranch today. Mr.. Ward has just
finished the survey of u telephone line
for VIM. Mari, the line to be forty five
miles in length.
Senator w. A. Drake of Fort Collins
is attending the convention as a dele
gate from the Fort Collins Chamber of
Commerce. With the senator are May
or Sam Clammer, Prof l.. G. Carpenter
and H. H. Hartman Stock
man.
Joe "Gans" and Mathew Lewis, chef
at the Park hotel left this afternoon FOR
two weeks bear hunt in the mountains
near Teller. They have an assortment
supply of ammunition and it is certain
no bear will ever stop to look twice
but then Cans says all he wants is one
look.
Andrew Norell of North Park, whose
experience with the forest service has
not ben the most pleasant, is here :. S a
delegate to the convention. Mr.. Norell
is lined up with those who are opposing
the present system. He reports cattle
doing well in the Park and igrass grow
ing fine Cattle from that section will
come to market fat this fall and there
will be plenty of them.-Record Stock
For your harness and shoe repairing
work go to Thos. r. Cochrane where all
work is fully guaranteed. Leather and
new harness repairs of any kind are to
be found here. Second hand tools also
to be had both in carpenter and black
smith lines. Anvil and bellows also.
Anyone wanting new harness come and
get prices Rubber boots, mended When
in town eomein and see us at the Daugh-
erty Building.
Thos. r. Cochrane
Albert Bradfield, lessee of the A. L.
Fox RANCH accompanied by Mrs Fox
and Mrs. Lewis left for Laramie Tues
day morning. Mr.. Bradield and Mrs.
Lewis were married in that city yester-
day, and will return to the Park to re-
side. Mrs. Fox expects to go east on a
visit to relatives.
DR.. Carlson of Eaton came in Satur-
day and has been the guest of A H. Law
and wife and DR. and Mrs Snair He re-
turned home Wednesday. While the
water has been very high for successful
fishing the doctor had several fairly
good excursions up and down the creeks.
j. H. Fox, the past week has been
taking the best possible care of felon
which has located on his right thumb.
Mr.. Fox at first thought the sore was
a needle scratch, but later the symptoms
were unmistak cable and he handles the
injured member with great deal of re
spect. Anyone who ever enjoyed the
privilege of q pet of this kind are unar-
imous in regard to the wonderfully ex
cruciating, soul inspiring, nerve racking
amount of pain that can be collected in
one small, insignificant thumb.