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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dom loft yosterday
morning for a trip to Fort Collins. They
expect to be absent about ton days or
two weeks.
Mrs. W. G. Mellon, who has boon in
town several days having some dental
work done, returned to Hebron yoster
day morning.
Tom Howard, from Rand, was in to
attend the dance Friday evening. Mr.
Howard is becoming an export switch
board operator.
Found—On Three Milo a fur boa.
Owner cun have same by describing pro
party and ' paying for this ad. at the
Netv Era ofllco.
Archie Tfounsol left on this mornings
stage for LAramio on his way to Dourer
to'visit his sister Esther, who is still sick
in the hospital.
Miss Ada Parkes was taken seriously
ill Thursday afternoon, but was suffici
ently recovered to resume work in the
New Era office Monday.
Orville Smith, better known as Nick,
left on Tuesdays stage for Laramie,
from which place he will go to Chicago,
for a short business trip.
Frank Baldwin, John Anderson, John
Miller, Ervin Beutler and Archie Biul
gero were in from the K ind and Owl sec
tions for the St. Patr.ok’s ball.
The prices of Chase and Sanborn’s
coffees range from 20 to 40 cents per
pound, For sale by,
The Walden Mercantile Co.
Jay Monroe of North Park this morn
ing accepted a position at the shops here
as a boilermaker's helper. Ho arrivdd
from the Park last week. —Republican
If you are a coffee lover Chase and
Sanbon’s high grade coffees will win
your heart. For sale by,
The Walden Mercantile Co.
Miss Sofie Erickson went out to the
homo of Andrew Norrell yesterday
from which place she expects to go to i
her Higho ranch for several days before !
returning to Walden.
Miss Berry, who taught the Iligho
school last year, will probably have the
same position this year, the people in j
that neighborhood being anxious to sc i
cure her services again.
Mrs Mark Baldwin, who has been in
Laramie and Denver for the past four
months, returned to Walden on Thurs
day stngo’sand went up to the ranch Sat
urday with her son Frank.
Monte Blevins of Walden arrived in
the city Saturday and is here awaiting
the coming of some cattle from his ranch
to bo shipped to market. He is regis
tered at the Johnson.—Republican.
Newton Bellairs and Mr. McNamaia.
forest rangers returned the first of tho
week from a meeting of rangers in Estes
Park. Mr. McNamaia stopped in Wal
den Tuesday and Wednesday on his
way to Kremmling.
Floyd Norris left Saturday with about
200 head of cattle, tho last of his North
Park bunch, on his way to the Denver
market. He will return shortly and
nmko some disposition of his ranch,
either sell or lease it.
Tho Walden school will give an enter
tainment in the I, O. O. F. hull on Fri
day evening April 12th, for tho purpose
of raising funds for different school
uses A play entitled “The Danger Sig
nal” will be presented, and other select
ions given.
Job Work?
Call at The New Era Office. We do all kinds
When in Laramie STOP at
The JOHNSON HOTEL
J. F. Johnson - Proprietor.
EUROPEAN
PLAN j* j*
I»r:ST OF TREATMENT ::: . . _ . _ ,
ST. un.l OIIAXD AVE. LARAMIE, WYOMING.
Eaitman Kodak Supplies. Fishing Tackle.
A. H. CORDINER DRUG STORE
-311, 2nd St., —*s
Laramie :::::: Wyoitifng.
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES.
Mail Orders Promptly Attended to.
Much activity has been evidenced iir
the social realm iu Walden the past
week, three afternoon tea parties being
recorded. Those giving'the teas were
Mrs. A. E. Butler, Monday, Mrs. A. A
Hunter, Tuesday, and Mrs. M. R. Mat
thews, Thursday.
A. K. Marr, who is in St. Luke’s hos
pital in Denver tindergoing treatment
for stomach trouble, is living high. Tho
doctors are allowing him all tho water
he wishes to drink and a look at a glass
of milk twice a day. He seems to be im
proving under tho treatment.
Mrs. C. L. Moore, who came iu from
Denver Thursday night, on business
connected with the settling of her hus
band’s estate, returned to Denver Mon
day morning, where she will remain with
her brother-in law, Representative Pad
dock,and wife until the close of this ses
sion of the legislature.
liOslie Ish, who was in from Rand Fri
day, stated that his mother and tho fam
ily exjiect to leave sometime next week
to jwiu Mr. Ish, who.has been in Gold
field this winter. Mrs. Ish and the
children will reside at Reno, while Mr,
Ish and Leslie will work on some min
ing property, in Goldfield, which Mr.
Ish has acquired. The Ish ranch at
Rand has been leased to J. W. Welch.
Notice.
The Umlersi&food is prepared to do
anything in the lino of well digging re
pairing, stone work or assessment work
that anyone may wish done.
A. McIntyre
WALTER L.SNAIR, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON, j*
Walden, Colorado
P. W. FISCHER, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON, o*
Walden : < ado
AivbiymiiyA.
Fort Collin’s Progressive Clht)tiers.
1G5 Linden St.
W. 0. MOSMAN,
U. S. COMMISSIONER.
'>VFIC ,, 2 DAYS: Monday aud SaVardiiy
of each week.
• • ♦ •
'.DANS- REAL ESTATE
Walden, Colorado.
BRAND DIRECTORY
of the NORTH PARI '
If any of the brands or addresses in this directory
are incorrect, or arc changed at any time, you will
confer a favor by notifying the New Era at once.
In this way the directory may be kept accurate, and
will prove of value at all times.
P. O. address, Walden, Colo. Range
Worth Park.
P. O. address, Walden, Colo. Range
North Park.
JOHN C. HOWARD.
P. O. address, Rand, Colo. Range,
North Park.
T. JOHN PAYNE.
P. O. address, Plnkhampton, Colo.
Range, North Park.
CHARLES B. BERGQUIST.
P. O. address, Higho, Colo. Range.
North Park.
JOS. W. SHACK.
P. O. address. Rand, Colo. Range.
Nortn Park.
3B
WM. NORRELL.
P. O. address, Walden, Colo. Range.
North and Middle Parkß.
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HANSON & RICH,
p. O. address, Spicer, Colo. Range,
North and Middle Parks.
ED. GOULD.
P. O. address, Walden, Colo. Ranga
North Park.
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ANDREW AND GRACE PETERSON
P. O. address, Hebron, Colo. Range,
North Park.
EVERHARD & ISH.
P. O. address, Rand, Colo. Range,
North and Middle Parks.
'SiT
WILL L. LATHAM.
P. O. address, Butler, Colo. Range,
Vert h Park. v
JACOB JOHNSON.
P. O. address Walden, 0010. Range,
flm
JNO. C. ISH.
p. O. address, Walden, Colo Range,
North Park.
OWEN 8. CASE.
P. O. 'address Walden, Colo. J Range
North and Middle Parks.
CASPER FOX.
p. o. address. Plnkhampton, Colo
Range, North Park.
WM
CASPER FOX.
P. O. address, Cowdrey, Colo
Range, North Park.
fIK»
C. F. STAPLES.
P. O. address, Hebron, Colo.
North Park.
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LARS LARSON & URO.
P, O. address Walden, Colo. Range
North and Middle Parks.
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JAS. MACFARLANE & SONS.
P. O. address, Hebron, Colo. Range,
North and Middle Park.
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WM. McCONNAUGHEY.
P. O. address, Hebron, Colo. Range,
North and Middle Parks.
MARY A. KING.
P. O. address, Plnkhampton, Colo
Range, North Park.
MOSMAN £ SON.
P O. address. Walden, Colo. Range,
North Park
"Win. BROWN Ll’’".. Walden, Colo.
FORDYCE BROWNLEE." Walden, Colo.
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MAUD C. BROWNLEE.
P. O. address, Walden, Colo. Range
North Park.
AUGUST ANDERSON.
P. O. address, Walden, Colo. Range.
North Park.
m
ANNIE C. MATTHEWS.
P. O. address, Walden, Colo. Range,
North Park.
DAWSON &. GREEN.
P. O. address, Hebron, Colo. Range,
North and Middle Parks.
JOHN MITCHELL.
P. O. address, Butler, Colo. Range,
North Park.
WM. HEINEMAN.
P. O. address, Hebron, Colo. Range,
North Park.
WM. KERR.
P. O. address, Walden, Colo. Range,
North Park.
RICH.
P. O. address, Spicer, Colo. Range
North Park.
GEO. H. MANVILLE.
P. O. address, Hebron, Colo. Range,
North Park.
J. H. OLDENBURG.
P. O. address, Walden, Colo. Range,
North Park.
n V M D-'i.K
P. O. address, Butler, Colo. Range,
North Park.
HARRY L. BAUGH.
P. O. address, Walden, Colo. Range,
North Park.
WILLIS F. WEBB.
P. O. address, Walden, Colo. Ruga,
North Park.
CHAS. L. P. WINBCOM.
P. O. address, Walden, Colo. Raage,
North Park.
m
WM. BENNETT.
P. O. address, Butler, Colo. Raagg,
North Park.
JAS. MARR.
P. O. address, Hebron, Colo Bun
North and Middle Parks.
,
MARY E. McFARLANE.
P. O. address, Walden, Colo. Rang*
North Park.
SAMUEL H. HAWORTH,
p. O. address, Higho, Colo. Rang*,
North Park.
2H
CHAS. BROWN.
p. O. address, Zlrkle, Colo. Raugi
North Park.
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WM. R. MONAHAN,
p. O. address, Higho, Colo. Rang*
North Park.
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henry c. riddle.
p. O. address, Walden, Colo. Range.
North Park. -
NORMAN R. MCDONALD.
P. O. address, Walden, Colo, htifs,
North Park.
mm
PARK AND .YONTIE A. BLEVIN.
P. O. addr s Walden, Colo. R&age,
Ncrtn and r I ’ ’ P.u ks.
M
SOFIE ERICKSON,
p. o. address, Higho, Colo. Range,
North Park.
P. O. address, Walden, Colo. Rang*.
North Park.
ALEX K. MARR.
P. O. address, Butler, Colo.
North and Middle Parka.
JAS. BONIS. W
P. O. address, Spicer, Colo. Range
North Park.
ISB
WM. ERICKSON.
P. O. address, Spicer, Colo. Range
Morth Park.
SBH
JNO. M. COCHRANE.
P. O. address, Spicer, Colo. Hangs
'•>th Park.
AUGUSTUS E. DWINELL
Address Cowdrey, Colo Range North
Park
JNO. KIMMONS.
P. O. address, Walden, Colo. Ran**,
Nortn Park.

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