The Glenwood post., 1905-03-04

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E SAID BY OUR NtlGHBORS :
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Messrs Toland and J. C. Austin
shipped two cars of cattle and Dave
Bates another the latter part of last
week. Rifle Reveile
Judge John Gray and wife pulled
in the latter part of last week aud are
now getting their ranch house in con
dition SO they may occupy it, Steam.
boat Sentinel
Fifty six shares or -, 800 90 has
thus far been subscribed toward the
creamery. One hundred and four
head of cows have been contracted -
Rifle Telegram.
The coming season will prove a re
cord breaker for Debeque and vicinity.
There is going to he water a plenty
for the natives to have a bath, to say
nothing of irrigating their crops. -
Debeque Bugle.
G.. S. Lumley went to Glenwood
Monday and among other business
contracted for twelve head of ponies
with F. H. A. Lyle manager for the
Glenwood Hot Springs company.
Eagle Enterprise.
The Rife Coal company has been
driving the entry and opening new
rooms in the way of futher develop
ment work this winter Everything
is now reported to he in first class
shape. - Rifle Telegram
Uncle John c. Cook was in town
from his ranch on Wednesday, the
first time in a couple of months. The
Reveille regrets TO state that his
health has not been very good for
some time. Rifle Reveille.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Baxter re-
turned last Friday from Il visit at
Snipes, Colo and from here went to
Canon creek. Mr.. Baxter has leased
the Steve Baxter ranch at that place
for five years Rifle Reveill e.
Did you ever miss your trainr And
oh, didn't it make you want to say
all sorts of things. Rem Grace and
Bob Reed missed the Aspen train
Thursday morning, but it was their
own fault. a pretty female crossing
1he muddy street was the cause - Ba-
salt journal.
We have many inquiries concerning
tn" opening of the Collbran butter
factory. The buttermaker has been
requested to come on, as soon as pos
sible, as nothing can be done until
after his arrival. 1t is thought that
the factory will surely be doing bust
ness within the next three weeks. -
Plateau Voice.
Jim Norvell has been laid up for
repai.s this week. In his religious
work at Craig he bumped up against
some pretty tough democrats, which
is probably the cause of his emaciated
condition. Jim does not look we'll,
hut intimates that the other fellows
look a heap sight worse. - Steamboat
Sentinel.
At the election held in Bancroft &
Reeds Office last Monday for the pur.
pose of voting on the question of issn-
ing $3.50, 600 bonds with which to buy
the property of the High Line Mutual
Irrigation company and the Mount
Lincoln Land and Water company the
vote resulted in there being lO1 for
and but one against. AT Clifton
the vote was unanimous, thirty two
ballots 'for. ''-Palisade Tribune.
Professor o. S Davis left on No. 6
last night TUESDAY, February 14) for
Bennington, Kansas, in response to Il
telegram announcing the death of his
father. Mr.. Davis was - years of
age aud died at the above city yester-
day morning from a stroke of paraly
sis. During the absence of Mr.. Davis
from Rawlins q. NJ Scott will have
charge of his work in the high scnool.
-Rawlins Republican.
F. A. Franklin, the wellknown
travelling man who visits Grand juno.
tion monthly, in connection with nine
otner commercial travellers, has pur-
chased the state rights of Colorado
from the Spencer Seedless Apple com.