The Glenwood post., 1905-09-30

mas accepted cnarge IN Nevada. Ihls
leaves the Methodist church here in
the unfortunate position of being
without a rector. -Debeque Bugle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Broughton of
Glenwood Springs are visiting at the
ranch home of Mrs. Broughton par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Dobson.
Mr. Broughton may decide to locate
in this vicinity. journal.
John B. Elrod of Rifle and W. A..
(Bud) Richmond of Aspen, the latter
an engineer at the Smuggler mine,
left for the Williams Fork Tuesday
They will remain in that section until
the hunting season opens. - Meeker
Review.
A fellow who has been criticised by
the editor of a local newspaper ap-
piled to lawyer to know how to
break up newspaper. He was told
to buy the paper and run it six
months. He was charged 81 for the
advice. -Ex.
1t is reported that Senator Henry
NJ Teller will introduce a bill in
congress to have the United States re-
clamation department vacate Gole
canon if the suit instituted by that
department against the Moffat road
for possession of the canon is appealed
to the United States supreme court
-Yampa Republican.
The crowds We're good and the en-
tertainment was very punk at the
state fair last week. The Pueblo fair
ground is one of the dreariest spots in
the whole city, and the effect of the
surroundings on visitors is depressing.
1t will require a good many years of
labor to make the present grounds in
viting Lamar Sparks.
Wednesday afternoon last Mrs. Z.
N. Mdllery was surprised by the
members of the Ladies Aid of the NJ.
E. church and presented with the
handsome autograph quilt. The com
fort is supposed to be the handsomest
ever made, and the surprise to the re-
cipient was genuine, and the occasion
will long be remembered by the ladies'
of the society. Meeker Review.
We will have Touring mill here
inside of two years if the farmers
continue to grow grain as they are
doing at present. Under the High
Line ditch alone it is likely that
enough will be grown to almost war
rant building mill, and scientific
arid farming methods that will soon
be generally employed in the vari Gus
sections hereabouts will quickly make
the need imperative Rifle Tele-
gram.
Two young men giving their names
as Murray Killon and Francis Noher
were arrested few days ago by Sher-
if Struthers at Grand junction on a
charge of larceny. They stole watch
belonging to J. W. Spicer, D & R.
G. bridge man, while the crew was
located at Eagle. Sheriff Henry took
charge of the two fellows and they
are being held in the county Jail until
the next term of the district court. -
Eagle Enterprise.
L. H. Hill, resident of Oklahoma
who has been taking in the Uintah
reservation and prospecting on Book
cliffs and Stewart gulch for giIsonite,
arrived in Rifle Tuesday Mr. Hill
was in this valley 23 years ago and
wintered on Roam creek. He wrote
his friend g. P. o. Kimball about it
being a good cattle range and has not
seen him since. Mr.. Kimball moved
there in 1882 and has been very sue.
cessful Mr. Hill will visit Mr.. kim
ball in few days. - Rifle Reveille.
Last Wednesday afternoon the
shareholders in the creamery associa-
tion held a meeting at odd Fellows
hall. David Smith was made chair
man and V. A. Dikeman secretary.
The sum of IS, 750 has been subscribed,
and for IS, $50 the promoter agrees to
erect and equip the plant turning it
over to the local association ready for
business. A practical and experienced
man will be here in few days to put
up the building, and it is hoped to
have it running by the 18th of next
December. Meeker Review.
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