The Glenwood post., 1906-02-03

Moyle were here yesterday issuing
permits for grazing in the reserve -
New Castle Democrat.
Montrose claims to be the "boom'
town of the western slope. and Delta
is not envying her to the least degree.
The fate of boom towns as a rule is
something to shun. Delta Laborer.
John w. Ritter and family came
home yesterday morning from visit
of three weeks with relatives in Mis-
souri,. John brings word that Uncle
Pete Hackenberg is in very poor
health. New Castle Democrat.
A gentleman from Ogden, Utah, is
in the city for the purpose of canvass
ing the situation as to canning
factory. Secretary Aupperle has him
in charge and will lend all the help
possible in the premises. Grand
Junction News
Judge Stevens has cited the entire
town board of Delta to appear before
him at Ouray and show cause why it
shall not be punished for contempt of
court The trouble grows out of
controversy over Delta's water sup
ply. Silverton Standard.
Game Warden Purinton passed
through Craig Saturday on his way 10
Dixon to head off some game law vlo-
lations he had been informed Of 1t
is reported that slaughterers in that
vicinity have been making way with
the few remaining elk. Craig
Courier.
in the Wellington home at Berry 5
ranch. The schools at Avon, Ed
wards and Wolcott have been closed
on account of the fear of an epidemic
Care is being taken to prevent the
disease spreading farther. .-Eagle
Enterprise.
John A. Burns recently returned
from Grand Valley, where he had
taken about eight cars of cattle to be
placed in the feed yards this wintel
He started last Thursday with drive
of several hundred head which he is
taking to Eagle where they will be
fed. Yampa News.
Ed Tribble returned Wednesday
from visit to his mother at Keys
vile, Virginia. On his return he was
compelled to stop ten days in the hos
pital at Kansas City on account Of an
attack of appendicitis with complica-
tions. An operation was performed
and he arrived home in good shape. -
Palisade Tribune.
Good advice, this: Look over your
mail before the young folks get at it.
Some of the most dangerous literature
of the day comes to us through the
medium of circular letters. The only
reason why it is fit to make fire with
is because it smells 50 of the sulphur
and birthstone of the Internal regions.
Exchange.
Eight cars of fine beef cattle left
here for Denver Thursday. The cars
were made up as follows Fred Light,
Besancon, two cars; Fred Williams,
one car. These gentlemen accompan-
led the cattle and were all tagged for
good time in Denver next week. -
Basalt journal.
1t is well for all hands to under
stand that the starch industry in Col
orado is no joke. Over five million
pounds of otherwise useless "culr'
potatoes have been converted into
starch at Greeley during the past two
months, large portion of which has
already been shipped east to the mark
et.-Brush Republican.
Steamboat Springs has certainly
gone the limit. Last week the citi :
zens held mass meeting and induced
the town company to give the Moffat
road clear right OF way through the
village. That's going some Now if
the town company will take the Moffat
road in on the springs and big hotel
is built Glenwood Will look like a
lead dime for tourists. Grand Coun-
ty Advocate.
Frank Rule, Jr., has recovered
sufficiently from his broken leg to be
able to be about with the aid of a
cane. Mr. Rule is expecting to lease
the Casper Schumm place this year
and rs soon as the deal is closed he
will move his household effects from
the Fleming sawmill at Red Cliff,