The Glenwood post., 1904-09-03
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Horse thieves nave been doing bus
mess on the river Cf late They
differ somewhat from those who ordi
narily engage in this vocation, as
they are taking the best work horses
in the community. -Craig Courier.
Editor Holmes, of the Avalanche,
produced several views of orchards
and vineyards which could be made
out after reading the description, but
the description should be more eXplic-
it Rifle Telegram.
Engley has at last received the dose
at Cripple Creek he advocated there
and in Telluride, and strange to say
it is bitter to even him. However,
his picture is in the Denver yellows
and he is now happy in martyrdom.
Telluride journal.
Henry Frahm recently purchased
the Carver ranch adjoining his home
place on South Fork Mr.. Frahm
now has one of the best hay ranches
in the upper country and will soon be
in shape to launch ont little moue
extensively IN the cattle industry. -
White River Review
Eugene Marker, who has been in
poor health for some time past. has
not improved as rapidly a@ he thinks
he should and concluded to try the
baths at Glenwood. leaving yesterday
accompanied by Mrs Marker. Fail
ing to get relief in Gleuwood, Mr
Marker will go to Denver and consult
specialist Rifle Reveile
Professor Cole, principal of the
High school, informs this paper that
he has ordered, at the instance of the
board of directors and on his recon-
mendation, wireless telegraph instru
ment. Professor Cole hopes to have
some most interesting experiments
with the Instruments this scholastic
year. Grand junction Sentinel
Jack Munro returned Tuesday flom
IA three weeks fishing trip at the lakes
on upper White river. While at
Deep lake Jack landed trout that
weighed four pounds, and to make
sure that his friends here would not
call it fish story he brought in
the game to "shnw EN-. 1t was
given to Mrs. George L. Clarksou. -
Rife Telegram.
In the rOping con est at Glenwuod
last week Willie Wear took first prize
(S125) in 43 seconds. Clarence Rails
ton had bad luck missing in his
throwing. Each contestant was to
rope good sized calf tie II ribbon
around its neck then take his rope Oft
and tuIn it loose. In the racing
events the White river horses were
lacking in speed White River Re.
view.
Hi Barnard, the Two. bar foreman.
WAS in town this week ace Impanying
the round up on their beef gathering
expedition into the upper country.
Mr. Barnari rep 'rls the cattle in the
best condition for shipment known in
some years. The greater part of the
gather, however, will he held to await
the settling of the market. the strik
conditi ms producing an uncertainty
in prices that j. not satisfactory to
shippers at the present time Craig
| Courier
| The editor wrote it this way: Eyes
terday swarm of bees lit upon II
| limb of the tree in front of Mrs
Smith Smitherson $ and present very
interesting appearance. - But the
printer, who was in hurry, set it
up: Yesterday a swarm of bees lit
upon limb Cf Mrs. Smith Smither-
son, which presented very pleasing
appearance The next day some
thing madder than swarm of bees
lit upon the editor. 1t was Mrs