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J. w. Sprague, of Piceauce, thinks
the county should take in hand the
matter of ridling the range of the
large bands of semi wild horses
They are becoming nuisance in his
section. Meeker Herald
When lake Borah and Johnny Goif |
get through with Teddy he will know
he has been amongst 'em. He couldn t |
lind Il better pair to draw to than the /
Leadvile Herald Democrat.
Mrs William Best nee May Ray |
nard, of Pueblo is visiting her father
and other relatives near Autlers. MI. |
Best has gone to Texas in search of
location, and until he makes "A choice
Mrs. Best will remain in this valley. |
Rifle Reveille
One robin doesn t make spring
Il pretty sure indication This item
was put in type Thursday, and yester
day morning the same boys We're re
pairing their slsds. What does that
Indicate - Palisade Tribune
Times are getting better in Steam
boat. Tu asday afternoon we>saw one
man run across the street to pay an
other II debt of half a dollar. If that
wasn't sign of approaching good
times we would like someone to name
a better Steamboat Sentinel
j. G.. Hall, cattle dealer with
headquarters in Denver, spent several
days in Rife this week, and from here
went to Meeker Mr.. Hall deals in
New Mexican cattle and his visit to
this part of the state was for the pur
pose of selling this class of stock to
local cattemen. Rifle Reveile.
Henry Huber now has charge of the !
NJ H. Smith rannch near the mouth |
of Elk Head creek, having leased it
for the coming year. Mr.. Smith has
purchased "A ranch near Glenwood, and
will spend his time this summer max
ing improvements ON it. Craig Cour- |
ier
Dan Berry is making active prepa-
rations for leaving for Goldiield and |
expects to get away in about two |
weeks time. He will go overland
and is prepar, d to rough it for Il long |
time if necessary, his equipment oeing |
complete for camp life. Steamboat |
Sentinel
The outlook here foi a good peach .
crop becomes better every day. Those
who anticipated the worst from the .
only cold snap we have had this win
ter are now confident that nothing |
short of "A late frost can prevent our
having even IA better crop than last |
year. - Palisade Tribune.
Jess Bedwell the well known rail |
road conductor, has quit the Midland |
railway, and will in all probability |
engage in some other business. The |
company wanted to transfer his crew
to Leadville but on account of the |
high altitude he deemed it advisable |
to quit his situation ~ Grand June
ttion Herald
AT the recent meeting of the Stock |
men 5 Wolf Fund association at May |
bell an assessment of three cents per
head was levied ON all live stock to
replenish the wolf fund foI 1908. The |
report of the secretary and treasurer
showed that the association had paid |
bounty on - wolf scalps during 1904, |
amounting to 500 - Hayden Repub- |
lican.
George Franz and Van Trullinger
of Upper Elk river came in last Fri
day with two loads of Black Russian
oats for 5. a. Adair and J l.. Nor
veil IL Co. George raised - bushels !
of these oats to the acre last season
without irrigation, and all who saw
his crop agree that it is the finest
grain obtainable for dry ranchers
Hayden Republican.
The spiritual teacher who tells a
woman that she must neglect husband |
and chi ildren and turns harmony to |
discord in her home in order to de |
velop her higher self is "A devil in
disguise, not an apostle from God |
and she who listens is fool and on
the road to becoming criminal, for
it is crime to destroy home Ella |
Wheeler Wilcox.