The Glenwood post., 1905-12-23

1t is about the largest team in the
valley. The price is said to be be-
tween $4OO and $500. -Carbondale
Item.
The leading business men of Glen
wood Springs, Colo. have organized
against the cigarette, in order to
''back up the youngsters in their fight
to abolish the fragrant snipe. Fort
Morgan Times.
Mrs. John Sloss of Glenwood
Springs visited her brother, c. E,
Bogue and family, and also her sis
ter, Mrs. 8. P. Sloss of Sloane, this
week, returning to her home Thurs
day. Basalt Journal
Dick Stone, on charge Of buying
and giving liquor to minor. was on
trial in police court yesterday. He
was fined - and costs Bear in mind
that no one has the right to give a
minor child liquor. New Castle Dem
ocrat.
Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching wedding of John Kol, a
prominent ranchman of Bear river,
and Miss Stella Hayward of New
Castle. The ceremony is to take
place at the home of the bride on De-
cember 27.-New Castle Democrat.
The Methodist pulpit was held down
by lady preacher last Sunday eve.
ming and also during the week. The
lady, it seems has it in "for men
only and we believe she certainly
has kick coming and is using it to
good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sentinel.
Rev. Horace Mann and Contractor
J. B. Malone spent last Tuesday at
Grand Junction. where they left an
order foI the manufacture of the win
dows for Rev. Mann's church. This
reminds US once more that a planning
mill might pay pretty we'll right here
in Rifle.-Rife Telegram.
Many cattle several hundred
head--were gathered from the Buz-
zard creek country early in the week
and distributed among owners
throughout the valley. The cattle
came down out of two feet of snow,
but in spite of this they were in good
condition. Plateau Voice.
We understand that the Parker
Basin telephone line was begun this
week and will be pushed toward com
pletion as rapidly as possible. The
prospective shareholders are B. j.
Duffy, John Mcintosh, Hugh Gibson,
Roy Jones, NJ. E. Pierson, Fred
Maigatter and John Keer.
81 suppose you will marry when
you grow upr" said the visitor pleas
antly. NO." replied the thoughtful
little girl, innocently. mamma says
papa is more care than the children,
so guess the care of my children
will be enough for me without the
care of husband" It'd Bits.
Young boys are compelled to leave
uur public schools in the fourth, fifth
and sixth grades largely on account
Of the cigarette habit, the tobacco
habit, the tobacco fumes which the
boys inhale dwarf their mental capac
ity and they are unable to continue
their school work. Duluth (Minn. J
Tribune.
Fred Light of Snow Mass, is ship
ping three cars of cattle to the Den
YER market to-day. S. P. Sloss is
also shipping three cars from Ell
Jebel. N. R. Downey will ship one
car from Sloane on the same train,
and Carbondale shippers will load
FIVE cars in all. This will about com
plete the shipping from the valley
this year. Basalt journal.
. . .
On the information of George H.
Norris, James Fitzgerald and Bert
Gregori we're hailed into police court
yesterday on charge of selling liquors
to minors. Both plead guilty and
we're given fines of $40 and costs, with
stern judicial warning not to let the
offense be repeated. Samuel Hendra,
on complaint of Marshal Griffith, met
a like fate New Castle Democrat.
. . .
Auctioneer Green, whose voice is
usually a trifie weak, arose to the
occasion and cried the Darwin Whet.
stone sale in fine style. The goods
went we'll, in fact many second hand
articles sold for twenty per cent.
above original cost when new. Mr..
Green's reputation as a vocalist is