The Glenwood post., 1906-03-24
PRESS CLIPPINGS

Boulder fruit growers now report
that the damage to the rasberries and
blackberries, during the winter was
very small. Strawberries have suffered
considerably, about one-fourth of the
vines having been destroyed by the
dry weather. r.-Longmont Times.
D. M. Landreth and wife returned
the middle of the week from Green
River Utah. He reports things still
booming. The Palmer house, of
which Mr.. Ed Tribble is the propri
etor, is doing a thriving business.
On one day the first of the week 100
meals were served. Palisade Tribune.
Harry 7. 1de-now feeding cattle
on Garfield creek for AL Coulter
braved the storm Thursday and made
call at this shop to get some ex-
changes. Though for the present mas
querading as COW puncher, Harry
is printer and is doing the strenuous
only as u means of regaining his
health. He is son of ]. A. Ide of
the Fort Morgan Times. New Castle
Democrat.
Rev. Father O'Dwyer, of Glenwood
Springs, will give series of lectures
at Odd Fellows hall in Rifle the latter
part of this month, to which every one
is cordially invited. Father o 'Dwyer
is pleasing and forceful speaker, and
the subjects he will talk on will be
of especial interest to the Rife general
public at this time. The dates fixed
for these lectures are March 81, 2S and
29.-Rifie Telegram.
Last Saturday the cattlemen of the
Forks county met at the Scott ranch
and formed an organization for mutual
protection, largely for the purpose of
treating with the officers of the forest
reserve relative to grazing privileges.
The officers chosen were Geo. Boards
lee president, j. L. Ellis vice presi-
dent, W. R. Deakins secretary, Herb
Shaw treasurer. Another meeting
will be held March 31st at the R. j.
Dunstan lanch.-Craig Courier.
D. B. Her rick took a shot at a
coyote clear across his ranch the other
day. The shot was a little low and
let out few yards of bologna cover
ing. The dog a little fellow) then
engaged the kioodle and ran him to
the Owen Lunney ranch, where the
other dogs engaged in the battle. D.
B. had to take hand with a black
smith hammer to quell the riot and
put the coyote out of it's misery
White River Review.
The creamery building is now en-
closed, and the carpenters are working
on the inside finishing. The formers
are getting their stock jp shape SO
that they will be ready to do business
as soon as the machinery of the plant
is installed and everything is in good
working order. 1t will certainly look
good to see stream of milk wagons
driving into the creamery grounds
every day.-Rifie Telegram.
7. D Bancroft has forsaken Salida
as prospective home for consump.
tives and has now transferred his af-
fections to old abandoned Fort Lyon,
which he says has $40 acres of ground
and suitable buildings already erected.
he has carried his petition for posses
sion of the grounds to President Roose-
velt who he says, looks favorably on
his scheme. AS a side issue the
doctor has some kind of an apparatus
that cures consumption while the vic
tim sleeps. Record.
I. V. O'Reilly, representing the De
Forest Wireless Telegraph company,
is in the city this week looking over
the city as prospective location for
a station. He will return about the
25th to make final arrangements if
enough stock can be sold to guaran-
tee some support from the citizens.
There have been ten stations installed
in Colordao during the past twelve
months, Pueblo being the nearest.
The company is now branching to the
smaller towns. s.-Salida Record.
They are hitting the bootleggers
over at Canon City pretty hard these
days. The president Of the Canon
City labor club, an organization that
sold liquor illegally, has been fined
81, 500 on several counts. Not possess