The Glenwood post., 1905-11-18
PRESS CLIPPINGS

Monday morning last at 4 80 clock
beautiful little baby girl was born
to Rev and Mrs. E. N. Mallery. d.
Hubbard was in attendance. Mother
and daughter are doing nicely -
Meeker Review
The churn and other machinery for
the creamery at Meeker were freighted
from this place Tuesday. The equip
ment is first class. Rife will also
have a creamery some of these days.
Rifle Telegram.
You can now square up with the
ice man for the season and for the
next Elk months turn over your pay
envelope to the coal man. Variety is
the spice of life, and there is nothing
like change once in a while -Tellu-
ride Journal
Cabinet officers have been instruct
ed by the president not to talk to re-
porters. And there are four presiden-
tial aspirants in the cabinet fairly
bursting to tell the public the things
they are doing. Cruelty could not go
to greater length. Milwaukee News.
The plan to build creamery at
Yampa has met with so much encour
agement that company has been or
ganized and lots purchased for the
site. Fifty parties, mostly farmers,
have taken stock, and have promised
to milk $50 cows, all within 10 or
12 miles of Yalnpa. Hayden Repub-
lican.
1t may be regarded as healthy
sign for labor men that some unions
say they will hereafter refuse to go
out on sympathetic strike unless
they are consulted in advance and
strike with which they are expected
to sacrifice themselves in sympathy. -
Telluride journal.
The other night Montrose man
came home about a. IN. and found
his wife, who was a widow when he
got her, arrayed in black dress wait
ing for him. When he asked what
that was for she said she was mourn,
ing for her late husband. Now the
husband is trying to figure out what
she meant. .-Ouray Herald.
Word has been received in Basalt
from Princeton, California. that G.
s. Chattield Sr. had been thrown frcm
horse week ago and it was thought
he was seriously injured. Mrs. Chat
field, his wife. is awaiting further
news and if her husband is reported
no better she will leave for California
Immediately. Basalt journal,
Potato growers OF this part Of the
state claim that they are getting con-
siderably the worst of it from the
local commi ssion men. Potatoes this
week brought 81. O5 and 81 10 at Gree
ley, while the local price paid was
only IS cents. The difference in
freight rates is only five cents per
hundred pounds. Delta Laborer
1t is reported that Baer Brothers
will make another attempt to estab-
lish salocn at this place in the store
room now occupied by H. W. Good
rich south of the bank. They will
use the fixtures which were in the
Pony saloon. Sam Lemon, who re.
Gently returned from Denver, is said
to have accepted the position of pro-
prietor. Eagle Examiner.
A certain young lady of this neigh
borhood quarreled with her best fell
low ard sent back to him all the let
ters and little gifts she had received
from his hands. He. not to be out
done, sent her half dozen boxes of
face powder, and with them note
explaining that he had probably car
ried away that much on his coat since
their acquaintance began. -Ouray
Herald.
DR.. G. l.. Williams of Carbondale.
brother law of c. H. Sisson, ar
rived in the city last week accompan-
led by his bride, the young couple