The Glenwood post., 1905-08-12

have rented the F. W. Adams resi-
dence on Sixth street. Mr.. Williams
will open up a meat market here.
Success to him. New Castle Demo
crat.
There is a great deal of prospecting
being done around New Castle this
summer, and if it is kept up someone
is going to strike something worth
developing. An unusually fine piece
of float, rich in wire and native silver
was shown in town yesterday. 1t
came from the mesa above Elk creek
New Castle Nonpareil
This is growing to be hard world
for sports who live off the earnings of
fools Durango and Deadwood have
shut down on gambling, and now the
United States government announces
that it will prohibit gambling on the
Hot Springs, Arkansas, reserve. But
then, there still remain Telluride and
Denver Telluride Journal.
We are indebted to L. C. Baker for
mess of trout from his last days
catch on the Laramie river. Such
meal as we had from them only comes
since we moved down out of the
mountains where we had trout every
day during the fishing season, there
fore, our special thanks for this treat.
jim Ide in the Fort Morgan Times.
1t is rumored that R. S. Ball and
a. s. Harp have leased the Marvine
lodge property. 1t is one of the
prettest properties of the kind in the
state and these two gentlemen are
well qualified to make it one of the
most popular. The railroads all speak
of the heavy tourist travel from the
east, caused by the heat, and this
section will get its share. - Meeker
Review.
The local newspaper may use its
best efforts against the peddler,
against patronizing mail order houses,
work for legislation in the interests of
| the home merchant and follow gen
eral policy strictly in his interests,
and yet if way presents itself to ad-
yer tise without patronizing the local
paper there are few merchants ready
to take advantage of it.-ADtcnito
| Ledger.
The cattlemen to the west and north
have recently cleaned out, fenced and
otherwise repaired the springs on the
ranges. Old troughs We're repaired,
new ones put in, until now there are
twenty-eight watering troughs, nine
being on the Strawberry range, the
balance on the Keystone range.
Stockmen assert that where only five
animals could slake their thirst at the
tramped out springs, one hundred can
will travel for miles to get the good
water instead of the old time mud. -
Meeker Review.
She was bright Basalt girl and
they we're at baseball game at Glen
wood Springs road race day. She had
won his enthusiastic heart, under
standing the game right off and he
loved her more than if she had been
his sister. TT reminds me of the
household" he says, "the plate, the
batter, the fouls and the flies"
And it reminds me of marriage, "
she added. First the diamond,
where they are engaged, the struggle
and the hits, when the men go out
and finally the difficulty they have in
getting home. Then he sat and
thought and thought. -Basalt Journal
Last Sunday morning, before start
ing for Grand Junction to register for
the Uintah opening, R. Hartke went
down to the river to catch trout for
his friend M. Hertz. He had on
what they call plaid fly, and it had
no sooner struck the foam than there
was regular foot ball rush ashore
and the water of the river boiled like
hot spring. Hartke finally got his
seven pound rainbow out, shoveled
water back into the hole he dragged
the fish out of, brought the bugeer up
town and weighed him, put two more
horses on the carriage and started for
| nrorI 1rrpttor Wa
Hartke is as lucky in fishing for
claim on the reserve. Meeker Review.