The Glenwood post., 1905-10-14
PRESS CLIPPINGS

Dave Harlow and l. N. Mougin are
building an addition to the house on
the Frank Taughenbaugh ranch. Mr.
Mougin will move there as soon as
the improvements now under way
have been completed. Rifle Reveille.
The District fair at Glenwood
Springs closed last Saturday Bad
weather and small crowds knocked all
ment and it is not likely they will
care to have any future fairs. Too
bad -Basalt Journal.
Bud Richmond and John B. Elrod
returned the fore part Of the week
from their hunting trip. They were
successful. They were at the home
of that whole souled Irishman, Pat
Sullivan. and never had better time
in their lives. .-Meeker Review.
| iSPuAA oAN iAAI pAo Ohl0
are being made in the Oberto build
ing, and rumor has it that 1t is to be
occupied as drug store, general
store, saloon, and that the C. F. 6, l.
have it leased for FIVE years. Take
your pick. New Castle Nonpareil.
A Kansas paper gives the following
directions for eating German carp
When fishing, if you catch German
carp, clean it and hang it in the sun
six weeks to dry then nail it to a
pine board and cover it with salt or
mud. Let it stand two months longer
aud then bake it two days. Remove
the nails. throw the carp over the
back fence and eat the board.
The heavy rain in this valley last
week delayed work on the ranches to
some extent. A great deal cf gram
was yet in the field in the lower end
of the valley, while in the upper end,
hay and grain was wet by the rain
but no great amount Of damage re
suited. The thresher has been kept
busy and if good weather continues
they will be through work inside of
two months. Eagle Enterprise.
One day this week C. j. Swan took
it into that noble head of his that he
wanted to quit the print shop, so he
"hiked" out to McDowell's orchard
where he worked one day but it was
found the Bugle Publishing company
could not do without him so he was
called back" and is again making
pi for the type lice. -Debeque Items
in Plateau Voice.
Ed Wolverton and wife, and lady
friend, of Canon creek near New Cas-
tie, passed through town Wednesday
on their way to the Williams Fork to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Sullivan. Ed
was one Of the pioneers of Routt coun
ty, voting at the first election held
there, and at one time owned the
ground at the mouth of the Williams
Fork. -Meeker Review.
Quite number of members of the
Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church went
to Elk river yesterday morning to be
the guests of Mesdames Detwiler and
Allin. The Sentinel member of the
society was unable to join the party
owing to the fact that the snake edit
or Of this religious sheet was out on
prospecting trip and the rush of bust
ness kept us very closely attached to
our work. The ladies had a lovely
time, so they say. Steamboat Senti-
mel.
To prevent tardiness Clay county
school ma am announced she would
kiss the first arrival at school every
morning. That same night three di-
rectors and a baldheaded bachelor who
had not been to school in forty seven
years slept in the long grass of the
schoolyard and were up before dawn.
When the school teacher arrived she
announced dead heat and withheld
the ruby red lips from the osculatorv
onslaught. This is a mean old world
-Ex.
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Hon. E. B. Kelley, Dean Sutcliff
and Jesse Decker of Basalt went up
the river Tuesday. The two latter
named want buckskin, but Mr.. Kelly
will be satisfied with nothing short of
a bear of each color, a pair of noun
tain lion. and enough gray wolves
and coyotes for tamping to pack a
wagon bed. Ed wants to make the
mayors Office in Basalt look as
smooth as Carter Harrison's Chicago
office. 1t is to be hoped the boys get
closer to the game than they did to