The Glenwood post., 1906-05-12
PRESS CLIPPINGS

j. W. Hill was down from Glen
wood last week and assisted in setting
out several hundred more fruit trees
on his lanch. Rifle Reveille.
Tree planting by the citizens of
Ouray still continues. The increase
in the number of trees already set out
this spring is noticeably larger than
in former years. -Ouray Herald
A new town has been laid out near
the proposed big electric plant at this
end of Gore canon, reports the Tampa
News. 1t will be called Radium
Springs and is twelve miles west of
Kremmling. - Steam boat Pilot
Workmen are engaged on the exca-
walton for a handsome new eight room
house to be erected by DR.. LeRossignol
on his property at the corner of Third
street and East avenue. -Rif1e Tele.
gram.
Eagle has already taken definite
steps toward the celebration of the
Fourth of July. 1t is high time that
Red Cliff pulled off one of its ceebra-
tions so famous a few years ago, but
everybody appears to be too busy -
Eagle County Blade.
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With the shipment last week of one
car load of potatoes to Denver, and
two Car loads to Leadville the early
part of this week by the Fruit and
Produce association, the shipping sea
son for the popular Rife spud district
closed. Rifle Telegram.
Attorney L. R Thomas and family
visited friends in the Grand valley
over Sunday. AT Palisade and Grand
Junction they report the fruit belt
clothed in blossoms, while the pleasan.
aroma of budding trees ladens the
air Eagle County Blade.
Grand Valley will celebrate the
Fourth this year. A committee is
soliciting subscrip tions and purses will
be hung up for ball game, horse
races etc. The committee is plan
ming for an old time. rousing celebra
on,-Grand Valley News.
For while it was feared that the
peach crop had been injured by the
late frosts but it was false alarm as
every tree is a mass of bloom and from
all Indications the fruit crop will be
about the average. -Grand Valley
News
Beet sugar men say that the crop
of beets here in this section this year
will be record breaker The spring
has been an ideal one for planting and
it is estimated that in the neighbor-
hood of IT'S, 900 tons will be raised
and harvested this year. Fort Collins
Courier.
The temp erature of the Hot Springs
at Saratoga, Wyoming, is now 20 de-
grees hotter than ever before The
increase began with the eruption of
Vesuvius and has been constantly in
creasing 1t begins to look as though
the old she'll was nearly burned
through. what-Loveland Re-
porter.
Messrs. Doll, Cole and Yule, 1esi-
dents of New Castle and vicinity, were
in Rife Tuesday. They were here as
committee to work in the interests
of the New Castle canning factory,
and were endeavoring to secure bet
ter support of the canning interests of
New Castle in return for patronage of
the Rifle creamery. Rifle Telegram.
Mrs. NJ. B. Clark, Miss Mabel
Clark, and G. M. Sprague visited on
Sunday with the families of A. Mover
and George Case on the Niblock ranch
near Meeker. Their Garfield county
friends will be glad to learn that they
are nicely situated and are putting in
a big crop with every prospect of do
ing well.-Rifie Telegram.
At the hat social given last Tuesday
evening by the American Order of Pro-
lection, Mrs Blanche Cannon was
awarded the first prize for the largest
hat. 1t measured five feet across and
was more than 10 feet in circumfer-
ence. The prize for the smallest hat
was awarded to Miss Maggie Westfall
and was about the size of ones thumb.
Elk Parte.
Chas. WEIGH. a mile below town. is
a progressive Ianchman and is trying
new experiment with timothy
meadow which has been productive
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