The Glenwood post., 1905-03-18
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Mrs. j. X. Lawson came in Sunday
night from PittsbuIg, Penn, to join
her husband who has been here for
some time. They expect to locate in
Palisade Paiisade Tribune
From nearly every locality on the
western slope comes the report of the
peach and apricot crops being nearly,
the Palisade district can boast OF very
little damage, if any. -Palisade Tri
bune.
on the ID. * r. G., was in town Tues-
day purchasing supplies for his ranch
seven miles above town. He and his
daughter intend to live on the ranch
do much in the way of Improvement.
-Palisade Tribune.
A representative of the Reveille
NiSis'' ti' h'" AZ i'iiHh' 'h
Wednesday. Here's one instance
wnere the state and county got full
value for the money expended and
Notwithstanding the comparatively
small sum paid for the structure it is
one of the pest in Garfield county -
Rifle Reveille.
After spell of warm balmy wealth
er, a ''norther' struck town Tuesday
afternoon and the mercury took sud
den drop. The icy blast passed on
and next day we had our usual clear
sunshiny weather. Old Boreas had
better not spring any of his weather
Jokes on us at this season. We have
announced spring and will not mole
up" again -Meeker Herald.
A blacktail deer ran down Mineral
mountain the other day and jumped
into the swimming pool at Glenwood.
The other bathers We're shocked for
the deer did not have his pajamas on.
Jim Zimmerman roped the bugger,
led him down as far as Oasis Grange,
read the rules of the company to him
and gave him to understand he must
behave himself or be deported -
Meeker Review.
Now that the town of Hot Springs,
Arkansas, cannot accommodate the
frenzied bathers, Hot Sulphur, Grand
county, Glenwood Springs, Garfield
county, and Steamboat and Juniper
Springs, Routt county, should forge
to the front The minera waters of
Colorado cannot be surpassed all they
lack is advertising, improving and
transportation facilities. Hayden Re-
publican.
Tne river gorged while freezing,
and left several pools of water on the
Adams ranch. While passing one of
the pools recently Roy Williams no.
ticed that the water was disturbed,
and investi eating, captured five.
pound native trout. Roy put the mag
nihcent specimen back into the river,
marked the spot with whistling
buoy, and will catch that fellow with
IA hook when the fishing season opens.
Meeker Review.
Several years ago, before Colorado
had any sugar factories, and before
Cuban reciprocity treaties to lower
the price to the consumer had been
invented our people got from eigh-
teen to twenty pounds of sugar for
one dollar. Today, with nine sugar
factories operating in the state, the
housewife is lucky to get twelve
pounds for dollar. This aggravating
Colorado sugar is shipped to the river
cities and there retailed at from five
to six cents a pound. Lamar Sparks.
George Yue and Sam Doll, of New
Castle, two of Garfield county's most
substantial and influential citizens,
We're in Debeque Thursday in the in
terest of New Castles recently com
pleted canning factory The Bugle
office received pleasant call from the
gentlemen 1t was something of a
surprise to The Bugle to learn that
this factory Is all equipped for bust
ness and that the plant is rot only
modern but one of the best money can
buy. The gentlemen left here for
home on the evening of the day of
their visit with assurances of a goodly
number of contracts for fruits and
vegetables for their cannery De
beque Bugle.
f25 to California points via Colorado
Midland railway, March list to May
18th. Daily tourist car service.