The Glenwood post., 1905-07-29
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good deal OF damage IN the lower
end of the valley and the county has
shipped in car of crude petroleum
which is furnished by the county clerk
to farmers who need it for destroying
the pests. ts.-Palisade Tribune.
F. NJ. Burger, wife and frankie,
left the first of the week for Glenwood.
Mr.. Burger has been putting in the
week fishing in the streams around
Glenwood while his wife and son en-.
Joy the attractions of the health resort.
-Palisade Tribune.
A large bunch of rye some seven
feet high is on exhibition at Wall Il
Waynes office. 1t comes from field
on John Giants ranch on Mamm creek
and was grown without irrigation.
What's the matter with the Western
Slope Rifle Telegram.
L. j. Remington takes the whole
bakery on stra wberries this season, he
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luscious fruit as has ever been grown
in the state of Colorado for size and
juicyness. One of the largest he has
gathered is a monster in proportion, it
measuring over seven inches in cir
cumference. Steamboat Sentinel.
The creamery is on its feet once
more, and in few weeks should have
completely recovered from the effects
of poor markets and low prices. The
surplus that went stale was sold in
lump this week to Denver concern,
at fairly good price. The demand
now exceeds the output, so there is no
further any danger of such cumula
tions. Plateau Voice.
l.. L. and Clay Wintersteen will
leave today for Glenwood Springs
where Mr.. Wintersteen, senior, will
make final proof on his pre- emption
Clay will then start eastward on a
long bicycle trip, across the divide at
Leadville, through Denver, down the
Platte river, through Nebraska and
finally into South Dakota where he ex-
poets to spend the fall in threshing.-
Plateau Voice.
Hon. j. W. Gordon was delayed in
his departure for Excelsior Springs,
Missouri, until today when he left on
train No. A. Mr.. Gordon will stop in
Denver few days. He expects to be
at Excelsior Springs six weeks and two
weeks will be spent in Chicago and
visiting relatives at his old home in
Cincinnati, Ohio. The Enterprise
wishes Mr.. Gordon the best of good
health and hopes that he will find a
permanent cure for the rheumatism. -
Eagle Enterprise.
The committee having in hand the
work of bringing about a system of
uniformity of text uooks in the schools
of Routt county is progressing with its
work and plans have been placed in
the hands of the directors of each
school district for consideration. The
plan presented will necessitate the
change of text books in some districts,
but as the idea cCntemplates period
of five years from adoption it will
probably be adopted. Steamboat
Sentinel.
The farmers in the Eagle river and
Brush creek valleys are all working in
the hay field putting up their first cut
ting of alfalfa. The crop is excellent
and everyone seems to be very we'll
satisfied. The spring was late and
backward and cold weather retarded
the termination of crops but all the
while range grass was getting good
start and has made good pasture for
cattle. The season so far has been
somwhat peculiar one. Good growing
weather was unknown up to the mid
die of June. Eagle Enterprise.
An effort will he made to get Brown,
the expert rider to ride Pin,ea the
Routt county broncho Both man and
horse are experts in their line, and
the exhibition would be one to be re.
membered. If there is man in
Colorado that can ride Pin ears it is
Brown; and if there is horse in the
world that can throw Brown it is Pin
ears. This exhibition would be an
attraction that would draw like the
Fourth of July. And while the crowd
was here it might be we'll to show the
Grisou colts and award those prizes, =
Meeker Review
The Emma bridge was received by
the county on Monday afternoon when
finished. 1t was inspected Saturday
before the floor was laid by the three