The Glenwood post., 1906-04-14

A. Lumley sold his team of horses
to j. G. Hawley this week. Consid-
Grafton $500. Mr.. Hawley will use
them in the livery business at Glen
wood. Eagle Enterprise.
Judge Shumate was an outgoing
passenger on the Midland Sunday
morning for his home in Glenwood
after spending the past week in the
city visiting with friends Tuesday
Aspen Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Genier were
down from the North Fork section
this week. They are new -comers,
from Silt, Grand valley, and Mr.
Genier is in charge of the Taylor
ranch. .-Meeker Review.
The telephone line will be extended
in the spring, to Windermere lodge Oh
the South fork and Taylor's on the
North fork. Levi Ward has Just
finished his contract of getting out
the necessary poles. Meeker Review.
Mr.. F. ". 4icQuiston has returned
from Glenwood where he went to in
stall Mrs. McQuiston and the children
in cottage for the summer. Mr.
McQuiston said: sit is warm and
balmy at the Springs and everywhere
the click of the lawn mower can he
heard. Herald Democrat.
Rev. Mallery has the finest speci-
men of the taxidermist' $ art in this
neck of the woods. 1t is sage cock,
mounted, and is undoubtedly the
prettiest piece of work ever put out
Call at the workshop and see the
specimens. -Meeker Review.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Parkison were
up from Glenwood yesterday. Mrs.
Parkison was the guest of Mrs
Schwarz while Mr.. Parkison attended
to business before the town council in
connection with securing franchise
for the Eagle Valley Telephone com
pany.-Eagle Enterprise.
II. Farnum met with an accident
yesterday morning which will likely
lay him up for few days. While
getting out of his hack the team start
ed and Mr.. Farnum was thrown across
one wheel in such manner as to
painfully injure his side He was
able to walk to the hotel. Red Cliff
Blade.
E. H. Lindsey has been appointed
assistant postmaster by Postmaster R.
F. Turnbull, pending the arrival of
his appointment as Mr.. Turnbulls
successor, which has already been
made. So soon as Mr.. Lindseys bond
reaches Washington and is approved
his commission as postmaster will be
issued. Red Cliff Blade.
Little Bryan Manley, nephew of
Mrs. Arthur Hull of this city, who
had the misfortune to fall out of
swing last week at his home in Glen
wood and strain the cords in his neck
quite badly, is improving slowly.
Mrs. Hull, who is in Glenwood taking
the baths for her rheumatism. is i'm
proving nicely. y.-Aspen Times.
A dispatch from Grovont, Wyoming,
last week said: It is feared a large
number of elk will perish in this Sec
tion. The ground is covered with
snow to depth of eight and ten feet
and wild game is without feed. The
game wardens are busy making trails
for the elk and feeding hay, but even
with these precautions many animals
will probably die of starvation. Eagle
Enterprise.
Bids for the survey of government
land in Routt county have been asked
for by the surveyor general of the
state. Owners of the land will be al
lowed to remain in possession. but the
proper description of the property will
go on file in the land Office. The old
survey cost the government S24 per
mile for outside lines and $50 for in
side section lines The minimum
price at present is $12 per mile for
outside and IS for inside section lines.
Hayden Republican.
Yampa continues to grow, and the
coming summer promises to be the
best in the history of the town, and
OF Routt county. The county does not
contain enough farmers and the gov
ernment land is not all taken up.
There yet remains enough to furnish
homes for several hundred families.
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