The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-07-25


putting up his hay crop.
John Miller, who has been working
for A. K Mari, was in Tuesday. He is
going on prospecting trip.
For sale-One Spaulding two seated
top buggy. Almost new.
j. M. Cochrane.
Vic Riley, was in Wednesday from the
Canadian. He left for the Hardy ranch
where he will work this summer,
Mrs II. c. Boston and daughter, Miss
Carrie, were in for the meeting of the
Women of Woodcraft Friday night.
Rev. Trowbridge and possibly Rev.
Beadles will go to Cowdrey Sunday to
hold services in the afternoon at 2:3O.
S b. Harl, who is looking after the
Big Horn ditch, was in the city Tuesday
and Wednesday from the Pearl country.
Miss Dorothy and Kathleen Kermode
and Miss Berkely ..were in from VIM.
Winscom's, Sunday toattend the church
services
Miss Ethel Riddle left Monday to keep
house for her uncle, w. L. Riddle. dur
ing haying. Mr.. Riddle started in on
the hay Tuesday.
Andrew Peterson was in yesterday
from Hebron. He says he has 600 or 700
tons of hay he would like to contract to
someone to put up.
Mrs John C. Ish and daughter. Mrs.
Couver, and children, came in Friday
from Fort Collins and went out to the
ranch for a visit with Mr. Ish
The haying season is here. We are
justified and born out in making this
statement by the fact that it has rained
every day for week. "More rain, more
rest"
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Coe and baby
and 8. H. Mcintosh were up from Cowd
rey Tuesday Mr.. Mcintosh is finishing
up house which he has been building
for Mr.. Coe.
C. j. Winters and wife, A. H. Grow
and others whose names were not learn
ed came in from Encampment last week
and filed on some coal lands. They re-
turned Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. WEIGH came in
Tuesday morning from Rand, on court
business, returning home that evening
Will Shearer had charge of the store
during their absence.
Prof L. w. Trumble and wife of Lara
mic, Mr.. and Mrs N. E. Trumble. and
Miss Trumbull. of Texas. arrived in the
city Friday and left Saturday for Lara.
mic after three weeks outing.
Frank j. Earl arrived Friday from
Fort Collins on business and pleasure
trip in the Park. Mr.. Earl represents
the Fort Collins Express and is looking
after the interests of that paper here.
A petition is being circulated asking
for the appointment of s. B. Harl as
deputy game warden for the North
Park. Harl would be fearless and con
scientious officer and should receive the
appointment.
The Fort Collins Buggy Co.. will be
pleased at all times to have North Park
people call in, when in Fort Collins, and
inspect their line of buggies. $50 bug
gies, no two alike, on the floor of their
warehouse to chose from.
Andrew Norell came in:from Laramie
| with one four and one six horse load of
ranch supplies. While in Laramie Mr..
Norell purchased two-year odd Clydes-
dale Stallion from c. M. Fifield. The
horse is first class animal.
Miss Ida Steinhartz, a neice of Miss
Sofie Erickson came in from Laramie
the first of the week and has taken q pc
sition on the Walden telephone ex-
change. The business has now grown
to such an extent that two operators are
necessary
Harvey Smith came IN Monday from
Steamboat Springs with two six-horse
loads of oats He has large quantity
of the grain hauled to the top of the di-
vide from Steamboat, and will keep the
Park supplied with oats. III. Loucks is
handling the grain for Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Gilkison, c. ]. Gil
kison, and Miss Grace Gilkison, of Fort
Collins, and Prof w. F. Gilkison and
wife, of Laramie. arrived i'll Walden
Friday and left Saturday for Steamboat
Springs. They are out for their summer
vacation and are enjoying the trip.
They have their own camp outfit.
For your Harness and Shoe Repairing
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