The Glenwood post., 1904-08-27
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Miss Ethel Cowles came down from
Glenwood last Friday and was the
guest of Miss Giace Pearson for few
days New Castle Democrat.
George Crawford is expected to ar
rive, with his family, today. He is
returning from New York and comes
via Glenwood where his family has .
been spending the summer. -Ouray .
Herald
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Burke arrived .
Wednesday from Denver. Mr.. Burke
is occupying his old position at the
Rio Grande depot again and looks
quite natural after his thirty day va
cation in Canada - Gypsum Examin-
er.
The Journal has a pretty accurate
pointer that operations on the Snug
gler Union will resume not later than
September l and will rapidly develop .
into the most extensive ever inaugu-
rated on that property. - Telluride
Journal.
II. A. Hockett returned from the
White river country Monday with |
about 200 head of range horses which .
were gathered in the Blue mountain |
country They We're moved to the
Hockett pasture on Castle Wednesday. |
Mr.. Hockett will remain in this coun
ty until he disposes of them. -Gyp-
sum Examiner.
Professor Carlyle of the State Agri
cultural college, Eugene Grubb the
wellknown stockman, and Doctor Sal
mon of the Department of Animal In
dustry. connected with the United
States government, passed through |
here last week to inspect the Cary
ranch, which they found to be one of
the finest in the west Steamboat |
Pilot.
Melby Frazier, cattle inspector for
this district, informs us that from
October 12, 1903, to July 81, 1904, |
there We're 8, 5s6 head of cattle and
9S5 horses shipped from Gypsum and
Wolcott. The shipments of cattle
from Wolcott this fall may not be up
to the average, on account of the open
ing up of the Motfat road Eagle
Enterprise.
Judge Wiley spent couple of days
this week attending to legal business
in Steamboat Meanwhile sign has
appeared on his door authorizing the
people to get the judge to do their le-
gal work for half price for cash, ow
ing to the stringency in the money |
market. We are not responsible for
the sign nor for the judge fulfilling
it. We only give the news. Craig
Courier
Bancroft & Reed report the follow
ing sales this week: Twenty acres of
raw land northwest of Clifton from R. |
H. Bancroft to D. L. Rusk, considera.
ton $1,000. Thirty acres raw land
northwest of Clifton from q. w. F. |
Dixon to Nj. r. Porter, of Guthrie |
Center, Iowa, consideration 1880. |
Five acres bearing orchard from F.
NJ. Burger to Ira Criswell, considera
tion 50, 800. -Palisade Tribune.
After visit with members of his |
church here, Father O'Dwyer left for
Glenwood last Friday. The present
was Father O Dwyer's first pastoral
visit to the White River valley and
he was not only pleased with the
country but the people, and it goes
without saying that the people he |
met, regardless of creed, were pleased |
with him. Hereafter he will make
periodic visits to Meeker - Meeker |
Herald.
j. F. jackson. of Pomona Park, |
sent "A box of 'Gloria Monda apples |
10 st. Louis few days ago to be ex
hibited at the great Fair. The box |
contained forty of these superb speci
mems of what the Grand Valley soil, |
water, air and sunshine can do, when |
encouraged by the hand of an or
chardist Some of these apples meas
ured over sixteen inches in circumfer- |
ence, all We're as sound as silver
dollars. - Grand Junction Herald
Dan Stnkey has a force of men en-
gagged on the ditch which is to bring |
water fiom Soda creek into the water |
works reservoir, When finally com
nlataI tho ypntar rnrkS will l,,l