The Glenwood post., 1905-04-08
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the seed BRUSH Republican.
Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Main and little
son went to Denver Tuesday. Mr..
Main is the inventor of the machinery
for the new rubber factory, and has
gone to look after the construction of
the new machinery. -Salida Record.
Prowers county has had -, 900 ap
propriated from the Internal improve
ment fund, 50. 600 to be used in the
erection of IA bridge at Holly and |
r. 900 for bridge near Morse. This |
should be very gratifying to the peo-
pie of Holly. Prowers County News. /.
We are in receipt of pamphlet
indispensi BILE blessing the Standard Oil
company is. 1t was pleasing infor
nation to us. We pay 40 cents for a
gallon of kerosene and 60 cents for a
gallon of gasoline. - Dolores Star.
" al t'feeley, Eaton ana WlnusOr
the sugar factories are going to make
Il record this year. The three fac
tories have been assured an average
of 20, 600 acres. This crop, it is esti
mated, will be worth II, 200, 600 to the
farmers of that section of the state. -
Prowers County News.
John Schwalbach and C w Has
kell, surveyors of Grand Junction,
have been here all this week They
are laying out the Virginia mesa in
ten-a tracts and running surveys
for the ditch and big pumping plant
contemplated. - Debuque Bugle
Geo w. Wightman and family
have moved back to the ranch on
Cache creek after spending the winter
in Glnewood. MIR. Wightman came
down several weeks ago, and was
joined last Saturday by Mrs. Wight
man and Miss Aurora Rifle Rev
ellie
Truth, they say, is stranger
than fiction, and yet there are people
who prefer the latter. Is it possible
that the Hayden correspondent of the
Denver papers realizes the harm he is
doing Routt county by his extrava-
gantly over drawn statements (they
are that to say the least). If his in
ventive proclivities must find utter
ance, then give US II few harmless
yarns. The papers will pay just as
much. -Routt County Courier.
The selection of site for the can.
ming factory has been completed, the
commltte appointed for that purpose
having chosen the Foote. Williamson
offer, which consists of about eleven
lots along the track west of the Inde-
pendent Lumber company yards
and coming down to within l00 feet
of the sidewalwk. The price paid was
$500. 1t is calculated that the build
ing will be finished within thirty
days. - Paonia correspondence Delta
Laborer.
A party of Beet Sugar company peo,
pie, including Mr.. Cxnard, were in
specting ald looking over their lands
in the vicinity of Carlton and MOI Sc
Sunday. Mr.. Oxnard had never per
sonally inspected these lands before,
and expressed himself as greatly
pleased with the property. He pre-
dicted ii very rapid development and
highly productive condition when
they got the canal in good working
shape east of Clay creek. -Prowers
County News.
The editorial party, when last heard
from, were at Goldreed, mining
camp few miles from Goldfeld, Ne |
vada. They report hay 500 per ton,
oats fl2O per ton, water - per barrel, |
etc, at Goldreed, which consists of |
about 80 tents. They were soon to |
leave for Goldhcld where povisions !
are cheaper. During a wind and rain .
storm their tent was blown down and .
everything got soaked, but altogether
they are having an enjoyable time.
Steamboat Pilot.
This morning Secretary Green, of
the Spencer Seedless Apple company,
received letter with an express order
for 80 attached from the United States
vice consul at Niagara Falls, Canada,
asking that three Spencer seedless ar
pie trees he sent to him at once Mr.
Green returned the draft, stating that
he regretted that in view of pending
contracts relating to the sale of the
rights of Canada it would b, impos-
sible to fill the order. This order is
inst one of SCORES rncei Nel mnnthlv hu