The Glenwood post., 1905-05-27
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~. i. j. j. Observation-Disclosures
Three is great demand for girls to
do housework in this city. Quite
nnmher could find profitable employ
ment at most any time. Rife Tele
gram.
Tne work of wiring the Cache Creek
Telephone line was commenced yester-
day. 1t will require about week
time to complete the work of stringing
the wires and installing the l6 phones
Rifle Telegram.
L. w. Price, formerly of the Boston.
Colorado Coal company at South
Canon, and wife moved out to their
ranch on Divide creek Monday, Miss
Lizzie Finley accompanying them
New Castle Nonpareil.
George E. Harris, accompanied by
his uncle, J. N. Pierce, of Salt Lake.
has gone to his old home, Fall River,
Massachusetts, for visit of several
months. George has not been as far
east as Massachusetts in 81 years, and
no doubt will enjoy the "trip very
much Rifle Reveille.
The first attempt to get through
from Hahns Peak to Columbine with Il
vehicle since early in the winter was
on Wednesday of this week Until
then Flynn Hinkley was packing the
mail on snowshoes. The snow is still
from two to three feet deep in places
on the divide. -Hayde Republican
An item in last week $ Breeder 5
Gazette states that the cheapest team
sold in New York brought 81, 600
They were Coach horses, and some
sold as high a; IS, 800 span, at auc
ton. 1t pays to raise the best, which
can be done in this country "a we'll as
in any place on earth. - HAYDEN Re
publican.
Mrs Grace H. Adams left for Deu
yer Monday, being the delegate from
Rio Blanco Circle No 1s to the state
convention of the Ladies of the G. A.
R. Before returning to Meeker Mrs.
Adams will visit her sister, Mrs.
Walter F. Richardson, in Glen
wood, and also expects to meet her
father, Judge G. 8. Hazen. -Meeker
| Review.
We understand that w. B. Ham
mer' $ bees have been poisoned, proba
bly, the result of someone having un
thinkingly sprayed their fruit trees
while they are in bloom. 1t should
be remembered that it is unlawful to
spray at this time and everyone should
be careful to avoid doing their neigh
bors such an injustice. Rifle Tele-
gram.
The town board will endeavor to
prevent the water from various private
rrigating bitches flowing over the
public streets and side walks of the
town this summer. The board feels
that ditch owners have no right to
flood anything but their own property
and everyone will agree with it that
wet and muddy sidewalks and streets
are burned nuisance. - Steamboat
Sentinel.
Mrs. Catherine Thornton succumhed
to the attack of pneumonia from
which she had been a sufferer for sew
eral weeks. Her death occurred last
Saturday morning at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Thornton was over 20 years of
age and had lived here with her
daughter, Mrs. s. j. Lowe, but a
short time. The remains We're en-
balmed by Mr.. Bashor and shipped to
Iowa for interment. Steamboat SEN
tinel
We shall publish no more rattle
snake news. The effect is bad, for
this week a great many driven by ex-
cess of fear and in order to be prepared
for the heejus monsters that may he
lurking anywhere took on too much
preventative. One man in the frenzy
of his fear even took refuge all night
in an out building near the section
house but was rescued the next morn
ing unharmed except for parrot cage
taste in his mouth. Tribune
Hon. Isaac Baer thinks he has solved
the produce question for this section.
From his experiments on the K - T
he is convinced that any man can
Iaise his own feed, feed and care for
his stock during the winter, market
| in the sprinD and get a fair nrice fn,.