The Glenwood post., 1906-12-29

The sale of the sugar beet crop in
DELTA this year will bring into the
pockets of the producers not less than
SIS, 200 Next year it will be three
times this amount. Delta Laborer
John F. c. Sievers. who has been
in hospital in Salida where he was
recently operated upon for lumpy
jaw, has so far recovered that he will
come home to spend Christmas. He
is expected home tonight. .-Yampa
Leader.
W. H. Farnum. Of Glenwood, was
in town last Tuesday, and was treat
ed to few draughts of Beaver creek
water. which he says will probably
prove somewhat of detriment to his
business in this locality. He is an
undertaken. Rifle Telegram.
The Rio Grande Western is now
using quite number of the Western
Pacific engines on Its line between
helper and Ogden. These engines
lately went through Grand Junction
to be delivered to the Western Pacific
but are being used by the Western
despite the Pacific's bowling. De
beque Bugle.
Alvin Soule has located at Spana
way. Wash. He has rented dairy
ranch for FIVE years and is milking 80
cows, shipping go gallons of milk
a day. Times are on the boom in
that section with plenty of work and
good wages for laooring men. We
shall miss Mr.. Soule and family,
but wish for him success in his new
venture. Rifle Reveille.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Mccoy have
sold their famed hotel to Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Groh and will leave at
once for California in the hope that
their health will be benefited. Mr.
ani Mrs. Mccoy have been on Grand
river for twenty years and are known
throughout the state for their hospi-
tslity. OF late they have both been
in poor health and are now going to
retire. Steamboat Pilot.
The stork made its initial appear
ance at the home of Richard Luxen
last Monday evening, and that is why
Dick has been squandering his sub
stance so recklessly in cigars fol- the
past few days. The new conner is a
bouncing girl of regulation plans and
specifications. and affords very reas-
enable excuse for the frisky hilarity
of papa, grandpapa, and sundry other
relatives. Next!-Rifie Telegram.
Colonel and Mrs. Henry Stif,er
have returned to Basalt from Colorado
Springs and will again be residents
of our growing little city. Their
daughters, Misses Susie and Rachel.
did not return, Miss Susie having a
good position as bookkeeper for firm
in Leadville. and Miss Rachel remain.
ing in Colorado Springs with her
brother to complete her school work.
We are glad to have Mr.. and Mrs.
Stiff1er With us again. .-Basalt Jour
nal.
T. E. Miller. head imp of the bee
hive (Telegram) Office. has been con-
fined to his bed two or three days
this week with that there same knock
out ailment which brought yours
truly down to the average of ordinary
individuals last week. 1t seems to
be cross between tonsilitis, extra
bad cold, la grippe, typhoid fever,
rheumatism and gout, but we are not
sure about the latter. Satan says
it's 'ketchin." Look out, it's in the
air.-Fruita Telegram.
Helen, the 7year old daughter Of
Homer Goff, the guide, killed a bob
cat week ago Friday with two shots
from 90 rifle. long cartridges. We
consider this a remarkable feat for
so small girl. Homer had some
pups that he was training and con
cluded to try them on cats. AS he
was only going a short distance he
concluded to take his little daughter.
The pups acted like veterans and
put the cat up the tree, and as stated
before Helen killed it with two shots
-Meeker Review.
The Jim johnson deer hide case,
which has been pending in the courts
for some years past, was decided by
the supreme court last week against
johnson. who, or his bondsmen, will
be out. 1t is reported, about $500. A
jury in our county court originally
rendered verdict in Johnson's 8 fa-