The Glenwood post., 1905-05-20

The school board met last night and
ie appointed o. B. Fleming superin
tendant, designating the eth and sth
grades for him to teach. The other
teachers were also re-appointed with
the exception of Charles Jennings, who
was let out under the new arrangement. |
There is more soreness in this district |
at the present time over schoo; affairs
than ever before and many believe
that next year there will be no high |
school department worthy the name. |
AS result of the action of the board
Treasurer Henry Hickman resigned.
Rifle Reveille.
Putting on his best suit of clothes,
good shoes and fixing up in style, not
forgetting to perfume his handkerchief
and few other little jobs. Joe Boer
morning. He certainly must have
had swell time. Joe went to church
in the evening mot alone) and as the
church was crowded there WAS some
difficulty in getting seat. Stopping
at the end of pew they turned to the
usher and Joe said:"I guess we can
squeeze in here. - YES" said the
usher, 81 guess you can, but possibly
it would he better for all concerned to
wait until you get home. Eagle
Enterprise.
About eighty people went from here
to Glenwood Sunday to see the presi
dent. Perhaps one hundred and fifty
started on the train fom the Junction
and others were picked up at every
stop on the way. We all saw him
and he is good to look at. He has
the walk and bearing of an athlete.
In stature he is "about as large as l or
Uncle James but he is roundheaded,
and deepchested. He looks like
man. We have been accustomed to
think of our rulers as reverend gray
boards of venerable aspect. Roosevelt
20 " Jouho ih"i III ihV Wei VI
vigor. 1t was good for us to see him.
-Palisade Tribune.
John Gof, Brick Wells and Galatia
Sprague arrived in Rifle on Tuesday
night from the celebrated hunt on
Divide creek with their rs dogs and
2l horses. Men, horses and dogs pull
ed ont for Meeker yesterday morning.
thus bringing to an end, as far as this
section is concerned, the hunt partici
pated in by America s greatest man,
Theodore Roosevelt, and nunt which
has made famous for years to come
that section peopled by progressive
citizens-Divide creek. Later on Mr..
Goff will take his pack of hounds and
go to Yellowstone park where he has
permission to hunt lions and lynx, and
with this end in view has rented his
ranch for three or four years Rifle
Reveille.
The Routt County Pioneer associa-
ton will meet in Craig on the third
Thursday in June and the people of our
sister town are making preparations
to properly entertain the old timers
and their friends who will meet at
that time. Doctor Campbell, the able
hi 'torian, is preparing an interesting
paper on some of the early history of
the country which will be intensely
interesting. At the risk of giving
away a good thing in advance we will
say that the battle between the early
pioneers and Indians which gave the
name to Battle mountain on Snake
river, and the history of Browns Park
will be among the inter esting subjects
treated in this paper. All look for
ward to most enjoyable meeting and
the attendance promises to be large
E. Selton is president of the associa-
tion, w. H. Rose vice president, A.
M. Ranney secretary, H. J. Hernage
treasurer and Doctor Campbell bistO.