The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1905-01-28
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Billy Mohn came down from Glen
wood Tuesday and will attend to
bunch of cattle he is feeding at jim
Austin $ place. Rifle Telegram.
Again it is stated that Mrs. Flora
MaNfeld Phillips" and husband will
return from Salt Lake City to Rife
about April 1 to reside. Rifle Rev
ellie.
Olaf Johnson has rented C. P. Lar
sen $ ranch, across the river opposite
Rife, for the ensuing year, and will
move there about the first of March.
Rifle Reveille.
Mrs Moragn Hall has been quite
i'll this week. We also hear of the
serious illness of Mrs Knect, Mrs J.
A. Kirkendall's mother, at her home
in Glenwood Springs. Plateau Voice,
Over on the western slope the Colo
RADIO Telephone company has "absorb
ed another local company That is
the polite way to put it. In ordinary
parlance, the small company ''bust-
ed. - Loveland Reporter
The sneak thief is again getting in
his work on baggage and grips being
left at the depot. Tuesday evening
couple of parties who were to take the
train west sent their baggage to the
depot, and when they arrived to check
their baggage large grip was miss
| ing. Grand Junction Herald
I A Kansas editor was recently robbed
of $50 in Kansas City and Brother
Kinney of the Rocky Ford Gazette ac-
knowledges being relieved of pair
of s. shoes by tramp printer. 1t is
evident that the editorial fraternity
will not be allowed to break into the
ranks of the plutocrats without
struggle. Sparks.
Judge John L. Gray came in last
week to look after his ranch Interests
He will move in about the middle of
February to take up his residence ON
his ranch and little later will omen
a law office in Steamboat Springs He
is said now to be strong Peabody re
publican, This should be heralded as
another weighty conversion. Steam
| boat Pilot.
! d. X. Torrance has leased the build
ing now occupied by the Delmonico
restaurant and will at an early date
open up first class shoe store He is
now purchasing a large stock Of Shoes
Mr.. Torrance is thorough business
man and will doubtless make a sue
cess of his new venture. Grand
Junction Sentinel.
In game of four handed whist
while in Russelville, Ark, Charles
Lumley engaged with d. A Livings-
ton, editor of the Courier-Democrat
in dispute as to which was the bet
ter fruit growing state, Colorado or
Arkansas. Each argued for his re
spective state and finally Mr. Lumley
proposed that the side losing the game
lost his state as fruit grower which
was accepted. Mr.. Lumley won as a
matter of course. We can beat the
world out here in Colorado raising
fruit, Mr.. Livingston. Eagle Valley
Enterprise.
Sam Heron, of Deep Creek. left
Steamboat on Tuesday morning for
Goldtield, New, going with four
horse team and wagon. The next
party to leave will be the Steamboat
outfit. All that was needed to make
the outfit complete was preacher,
and jim Norvell has agreed to FL the
vacancy. The party now consists of
three newspaper men, one doctor, one
saloon keeper, one carpe"ter, one
blacksmith and tool sharpener, one
bookkeeper and banker, lawyer and
a preacher-the 'Gwyer to keep the
outfit from unip,, 10 80