The Glenwood post., 1905-02-25

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7. SAID BY OUR NtlGHBORS ::
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News has been received in the city
from Meredith that Henry Thode
one of the hest known residents of
that section, was recently appointed
postmaster in place of a T. Linklet
ter, resigned Mr.. Linkletter has
gone to Grand junction Aspen
Times.
Hon. j W. Gordon. our wideawake
representative has written Mr.. S p.
Sloss that the Frying Pan road bill is
sure to pass with AN appropriation of
$40, 600 This will be good news to
the people of Basalt and the Frying
Pan. - Basalt Journal
Fred Ouimet returned from Glen
wood Thursday night to look after his
many interests here. An operation
was performed ON Mrs. Ouimet, but
all the beneficial results expected
ere not realized. She is receiving
the best OF care and medical attention.
-Mecker Review.
Instructions were received during
the week at the local office of the
Colorado Telephone company for the
hello girls not to receive or entertain
callers. As result. ON Wednesday
night, two of Rifle $ we'll known
young men went to bed before mid
night the first time in many moons.
-Reveile.
Saturday and Sunday nights We're
pretty nearly record breakers in the
way of cold weather. Sunday night
the thermometer at the Norvell store
stood Al degrees below zero at 7:30
o clock, about the lowest point report
ed in this neighburhood. At Steam.
boat various thermometers are said to
have registered from 40 to 60 below,
according to location. - Hayden Re
publican.
Charley Morrow came down from
Glenwood on Tuesday night to visit
his parents for short time and incl
dentally to take things easy while
recovering from the effects of the am
putation of II toe. When less than
three years old Charley pulled an iron
from off the top of the stove, and let
it fall and mashed the toe in question
and amputation became necessary
couple of weeks ago. Rifle Reveille.
o. w. Daggett, the sugar beet man,
informs us just as we 60 to press that
he has thus far succeeded in contract
ing for 225 acres within radius of
five miles of this city, which is more
than he expected to obtain in the en-
tire valley. We will have more to
say about this proposition and in the
meantime we advise every ranchman
~ experiment " lll IL lew dtltS Vi
sugar heets Rifle Telegram.
Guide Jake Borah is scenting about
the country for the location of a few
mountain lion. Jake has the dudes
already ON the string, but the lions
are different thing and have not
lately disclosed their hiding places.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts of
IA mountain lion awaiting a first. class
dude dinner can secure a handsome
reward by informing Jake of the
stamping ground of Mr. Lion go Eagle
Enterprise.
Miss WOlverton, teacher of the sew
enth grade, was agreeably surprise d
the other day on receiving notice of
her election to membership in the col
lege society of Phi Beta Kappa. In
asmuch as said membership was unso-
licited by her, and was conferred
solely in recognition of her high hon
ors with which she graduated she is
t'Ildlh " bt ADHSlHlNldlfu IlOD
having received this token of scholarly
distinction tle Telegram.
The commissioners of Garfield and
Mesa counties came to an amicable
agreement Saturday evening touching
the question of the disputed Roam
creek territory. 1t was agreed that
new district should be carved ont of
Nos. 80 and ~ by the Legislature at
the present session by an amendment
to pending bill and the salary of the
man appointed to look after that dis
trict will be paid for by the two coun
ties equally Grand Junction News.
Dillon is at present snowbound-