The Glenwood post., 1905-10-21
PRESS CLIPPINGS

Seventy-two deer heads were billed
out at the Rife depot during the
hunting season this year. None were
consigned to points outside the state,
however Rifle Telegram.
After tour of the Pacific coast
country. Dan Mcpherson returned to
New Castle yesterday. Dan says in
all his travels he never saw a better
country than this and this paper ven
lures the prediction he will again To-
cate in this vicinity. New Castle
Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Parrotte and
Mr.. s. c. Patterson of Windemere
lodge, spent few days in town in
the fore part of the week, and, Incl
dentally, MIR. Parrotte added several
hundred acres to the lodge domain
by proving up on same before
United States Commissioner Wild
hack. -Meeker Herald
Bob Robertson and William Chad
wick were in town yesterday from Up
per Mamm creek. They report a
very hard freeze up there on Monday
and Tuesday nights. when there was
ice three quarters of an inch thick and
the small creeks were frozen solid.
Apples on the trees were also frozen
so badly as to be almost worthless
Rifle Reveille.
Last Monday afternoon Camp of
Sons of Veterans was organized in
Rife with the following officers C.
L. Todd, captain; Orville Hutch
ings. first lieutenant; Wilford Rater,
second lieutenant; Rol Hutchings,
Q. M. sergeant; Glen Helm, first
sergeant; Carl Reams, sergeant of
the guards; 1. w. Graham, corporal
of the guards; Howard Bartlett,
camp guard; Harry Campbell, outside
guard; Warren Wurts, principal mu
sician. Rifle Reveille.
At Johnston, east of Loveland, a
citizens committee has been driving
out of town all hoboes who will not
30 to work. What is the matter with
T. M. Patterson His silence in the
face of this unspeakable outrage is
altogether unbecoming patriot, as
he is. Implicitly con6ding, as we do
Of course, in his high purpose, his
failure to rise to this emergency as
nobly as he did when the Cripple
Creek racket was on has very mys-
terious look to us-Fort Collins Ex-
press.
A Kansas farmer doesn take pa
per, says an exchange. Hair grows
on his teeth. He has not taken a
bath for twelve years. He calls at
the dr. ugstore and pays a quarter for
an almanac. Every swindler takes
him in. He is lunch for the snide
lightning rod agent and clothes ped.
dler. The butchers charge him 80
cents Q pound for Liver. and when in
town he walks in the middle of the
street because he thinks they charge
toll for walking on the sidewalks
Professor Watson lectures on ths
Holy Land at the Methodist church
this week are drawing large crowds,
the house being filled to its capacity
each evening. The lectures are 6
ra1e treat that no one in this vicinity
can afford to miss. The professor
gave special lecture to the Mason.
at their hall on Thursday afternoon OF
Masonry in the Holy Land which
was attended by nearly every Masor
} in the vicinity and which was pro-
nounced by them all as the finest lee
ture in that line that they had ever
heard. Grand junction Herald.
! Deceiving, ridiculous wlite-ups
have appeared in several paper
throughout the country trying tt
boost" Fulford and deceive people
who are foolish enough into believ
ing that the gold was found by tht
bucketful on top Of the ground. The
facts of the matter are that the gold
is in the ground-plenty of it-and
has to be worked for at Fulford the
same as in any other mining camp.
All that is required is few men Of
good pactical mining ability to make
the camp one Of the most tiourishing
in the state. Eagle Enterprise
The most important work before tht
Chamber Of Commerce is the High
Line canal to be built by the govern.
ment. The vacation season is now over
and the government officials are get
ting back to work. A committee