The Glenwood post., 1904-09-24
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crop OF oats on MS raDch nOrtD OF
town that runs 100 bushels to the acre.
New Castle Demo rat.
Mrs Tim Hays left last Friday
night for her old home in Edwards.
Ill and will visit the Worlds Fair
on her return trip. -Rihe Telegram.
John Reece has sold his one year
old ten acre orchard to Mr. Pomeroy
of this place for S4 $50. The land is
located west of the old Miller and
Barrow orchards. .-Palisade Tribune
Attorney Thomas Ward, of Denver,
landed pound trout near the K-T
ranch the other day. The fish was
20R inches in length. and was mount
ed in unsurpassed style by Rev. E. N
Mallery. White River Review.
A party of Gleuwood Springs men
went up to Fulford last Saturday to
look over the camp with view 10 "A
probable investment there returning
Tuesday morning. They were favor.
ably impressed with the district and
brought with them ore from number
of claims. Eagle Enterprise
Charles A. Morning, of Yampa, has
been honored by nomination for the
Office of district attorney by the Judi
cial convention held by the republi
cans of this judicial district at Glen
wood last Monday. Mr.. Morning is
a good lawyer and has heaps of friends
who will support him. -Routt Coun
ty Sentinel.
District Attorney Gray was in at
tendance at this term of court. In
the haste of getting the court proceed
ings and getting ready for the open
season the reporter omitted his name
from the list of attorneys in attend
ance. White River Review. Do you
have reference to the open season on
candidates, Bre Rilandr
A certain editor in Kansas had to
tie his personal effects in l:andker-
chief and leave town in hurry all
on account of an error in composition.
A temperance orator lectured ON
Rum and in writing up the lect-
ure for his paper this editor very in
nocently said that 1.-The lecture was
very spirited and the speaker was full
of his subject.
Some thought the Motfat Short line
had reached town Tuesday but it
turned out to be false alarm. Only
traction engine pulling train of
freight wagons to the Fourmile placers
in Routt county. But it putfed and
blowed and made as much noise as
double header making the Tennes-
see pass grade on the d. q r. g..
and had quite a realistic whistle. -
Meeker Herald.
Judge Wiley was called to HAYDEN
Monday to use his legal knowledge in
behalf of Charles Magden, the defend
ant in a case brought before Justice
Willis Green. Mr. Magden was
charged with the theft of team of
horses which the evidence showed had
hplop uel to him for vaoro ,rp
sequence, Mr.. Magden was acquitted
and the costs were assessed to the com
planning witness, a Mr.. Hite. Law
yer Mcclellan of Steamboat prosecuted
Craig Courier.
An inquisitive mind wants to
know what the editorial 1--WE signi-
fed. Its meaning varies to suit the
circumstances. For instance, when
you read that we expect our wife
home today" I'VE refers to the ed.
itor in chief; when it is 1--WE are a
little late with our work, it includes
the whole Office force, even the devil
and the towel. 1t I'VE are having
" poohu 'he to"h 10 heaut' we re-
ceived over 700 900 immigrants last
year, - and it embraces the nation but
I'VE have hog cholera in our midst
only refers to the man who takes the
paper two or three years and then re-
fuses to pay for it.
f. A. Yelton has on display at his
real estate Office an enormous table
beet grown on the ranch of j. W.
Creel about three miles west of town
The big beet weighs eight pounds and
is certainly monster of that variety
of beet.
The boys and girls of the high