The Glenwood post., 1905-11-11

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ger on No. 8 Saturday evening for
Carbondale. The frequent visits of
the doctor are noticed by his close
friends who sag that "straws tell
which way the wind blows. GRAND
Junction News.
The Cache and Beaver Creek Tele-
phone company met last Saturday and
appointed Dave Harlow and E. L.
House as committee to visit Grand
Valley several days and call meeting
to decide upon extending the line to
that town and perhaps as far as Wal
lace creek. Rifle Telegram.
The snow storm caused the sugar
beet 1aisers considerable uneasiness
this week, as many of them still have
a great many acres to dig Had the
weather turned very cold the loss
would have been enormous, but luck,
lily conditions have since been more
favorable and there is no damage to
report. Rifle Telegram.
j. W. Richards has upon exhi ltion
in his Office window an apple tree
limb from the orchard of G. G. Smith
that for productiveness is hard to beat.
In space of eleven inches on the
limb there are twenty.one apples of
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that is none of them are less than 2A
inches in diameter. They are of the
Rome Beauty variety Palisade Tri
bune.
1t is reported that the Mesa Comfy
fail has also failed to pay out. Bills
against the late district fair at Glen.
wood Springs are also unpaid. 1t
would appear that these fairs on the
Western slope should be discontinued,
at least until the people who should
be chiefly interested manifest interest
enough to make them self supporting
institutions instead of impositions up
on considerable part of the public.
Red Cliff Blade.
Game Wardeus Purinton and Cole
man stopped over in town Monday
on their way to Meeker. At that
place they expect to get instructions
from Commissioner Woodward regard
ing the handling of the Indians this
year. Regardless of instructions
from the government to keep the In
dians on the reserve. it is expected
that they will leak over and commit
their usual depredations on Colorado
game, Craig Courier.
Monday Jake Kretz came from
Hahns Peak, having in tow three
year old deer which was as gentle as
kitten. The game warden took it
from a resident of Snake river and
not knowing what to do with it. it
was sent down for temporary resi-
dence in the park above town. A
law which will allow game warden
to take such property from a citizen
is nothing short of an outrage, By
all laws of right they are as much
entitled to keep a deer as they are
to keep horse or w.-Steamboat
Pilot
The new organization of CONNER
cial secretaries just perfected in Dem
yer intends to make crusade against
the habit of sending to mail order
houses for goods that can be pur-
chased at home. The scheme is
praiseworthy. and deserves encourage
ment And the best field to begin
the work in is among those merchants
who send out of town for the print
ing that should be given to the local
ublishers who are working overtime
to build up the country and bring
those same merchants more business.
Lamar Sparks.
Mrs. Joseph Bick, nee Miss Gala
Elliott, and husband of Glenw ood
Springs. were the guests of her par
ents at the Farmers Home last Fri
day and Saturday. They were mar
ried at Leadville Oct 10, but as Mr..
Bick, who is a Rio Grande operator,
could not get lay off at that time,
the honeymoon was deferred until
\ now. They left for Salt Lake City
Saturday evening and will visit Los
Angeles and San Francisco, being
gone thirty days The happy couple
will continue to reside at Glenwood
upon their return. i Rifle Telegram.
There are quite number of vic
Tins Of the Mountain Mutual Fire
Insurance company coming to light