The Glenwood post., 1905-05-20

z SAID BY OUR NtIGHBORS :!
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The canning company is securing
numerous contra, Is with the ranchmen
Ia grow frnit and vegetables and every
thing points to n busy season. New
Castle Democrat.
Rev E. n. Mallery will soon de
liver lecture at the NJ. E. church,
entitled ''Wit, Humor and Pathos 50
The price of admission will be 25 cents,
the proceeds to be devoted to worthy
cause Meeker Review.
The teachers association of Routt
county have agreed upon and are urg
schools. They also go farther and
recommend that the school districts
own the books. .-Meeker Review.
In spite of the rain and snow and
mud and late spring and shortage of
hay the creamery has been gaining
steadily ever since it was opened.
There can be no question now in re
gard to its being "A success Plateau
Voice
Among the small pieces of good
luck which have befallen Governor
Mcdonald since he became governor is
earning the i'll will of the Denver Post
That sheet recently called the governor
worm, because he signed the
Church Irrigation bill.-Lake City
Times.
The county commissioners were here
Monday and approved and accepted
the new steel bridge just across the
river south of town which had just
been completed by the Pueblo Bridge
company. The structure is hand
some one and a credit to the vicinity.
Rifle Telegram.
The Garfield County Telephone
company will extend its line to Glen
wood Springs, the contract for the
same having been let to Harry Dawson
and his partner. Every care will be
taken in the construction of the new
line and the work is to begin at once.
- New Castle Nonpareil.
Blankets and boots for dogs have
been known for some time, but more
recent device, which in New York has
assumed the proportions of fad, is
goggles for dogs who participate in
automobile excursions. Why will
people persist in dragging such
noble animal as the deg down to their
own level Telluride journal
The 13 yearling elk for the Dawson
park We're brought in Saturday from
Barrett Littlefeld's. While unload
ing the elk in the corral, four got
away and are now in the ills fatten-
ing themselves up for tourists next
fall. They escaped through an irrl-
cation ditch which runs under the
corral fence. Hayden Republican.
Clara, the 5-year- daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wald, who live on
the south side of the river between
this place and New Castle, fell off of
horse that she was riding Tuesday
afternoon and was badly injured.
Her right fore arm was broken between
the elbow and the wrist DR.. LeRos-
signol was called to set the fractured
limb. Rife Telegram.
At meeting of the directors of the
Rifle Fruit and Produce association on
Monday DR.. W. w. Tichenor was Sc
lected as manager of the association and
he will have his Office in the Moylle
building. DR.. Tichenor is thoroughly
competent to fill the position and as
the association is in splendid shape
bo.h as regards membership and fnan.
ces, a successful season seems assured.
Rifle Reveille.
Miss Susie Stitfier departed Sunday
evening for Colorado Springs where
she will remain several months in the
differ ent business colleges of which
Colorado Springs is famous Miss
Sti ffier is one of our most estimable
and also one of our most accomplished
young ladies and the journal joins
with the people of Basalt in wishing
her success in the lessons she is about
to undertake. -Basalt Journal.
Confidence in Colorado has been re-
stored. Business is improving every
day. Capital is coming back Our
idle men have secured employment,