The Glenwood post., 1905-04-29


Golfers of Garfield. He left Thursday
by wagon for Grand Valley to do
likewise to the taxpayers there DE
beque Bugle.
The next thing we will hear of will
be that the bears of Colorado have
held Il convention and passed resolu
tions demanding a square deal from
President Roosevelt and his hounds
When Bruin comes out of his hole to
pay his respects to the President he
doesn't t think it just right to be slain
for his patriotism. Steamboat Sent,
mel
The Colorado Telephone company
has let contracts for the poles with
which to build the new short line
from Yampa to Hot sulphur Springs,
where it will cLnnect with the direct
line to Denver. This will give Yam
pa and Routt county IA dilect line TO
the capital and will shorten the dis
tance about 200 miles. Work will
commence May lst. -Yampa Leader
Word was received in Craig this
morning of tn, sale of the entire Lily
Park ranch of 5000 acres to the Yampa
Live Stock and Land company. This
purchase will give the Gary Brothers
possession of by far the largest ranch
in Northwestern Colorado and extend
their holdings from the eastern part Of
Routt county, where they have here
tofore been confined, into the western
as we'll. -C1aig Courier.
The Grand River Stock Growers
association held their annual meeting
in Rifle last Saturday, ard it was the
largest and most representative meet
ing ever held by the association.
About 10 stockmen We're present and
the guests included Professor Carlisle
of the State Agricultural college Fred
Johnson, secretary of the state associa-
tion and editor of the Denver Record
Stockman E. McCrillis, secretary of
the State Board of Stock Inspection,
and DR.. Lamb state veterinarian.
Rifle Reveille.
On Monday night score or more of
the business men of Rifle and others
interested met in the Office of Wall &
Miller for the purpose of discussing
the incorporation question, and to
provide ways and means. After an
informal discussion of the matter sew
eral hundred dollars was pledged with
which to pay attorneys fees and de-
fray other necessary expenses. The
services of Attorney Wall were en-
gagged and he agreed to attend to the
necessary legal work for the sum of
1880 Rifle Reveille.
Johnnie Ould has been resting up
the past few days, all on account of a
barber who was footsore, hungry and
broke coming to town. Johnnie never
goes back on union man, and as this
transient barber was the possessor of a
union card he was given few days
work that he might go on his way re-
joicing. How many men in Ba,alt
are there that would give union
man chance1 Very few, but John
ME Guilds heart is in the right place
when it comes to helping the deserv-
ing. -Basalt journal.
The lecture by Rev. N. H. Lee on
Thursday evening was greatly enjoyed
by those in attendance. Mr.. Lee has
great fund of illustration and his
description of fits of anger, of the
pouts, of the blues, etc. were illustrat-
ed with anecdotes which were decided.
ly humorous. The misfits of dress
and of fashion were also handled in a
lively way which kept everybody in
terested. II was matter of regret
that more did not avail themselves of
the opportunity of listening to this
good lecture Basalt Journal
Every man in every town during
the course of a life time has to ask a
favor of an editor-not an exception
to this rule. A man may escape a
doctor, keep clear of the courts, but
once in IA life-tin at least. every man