The Glenwood post., 1906-03-10
PRESS CLIPPINGS

Jack, - who makes the cartoons
for the Glenwood Post, certainly has
superior talent in that department of
modern newspaper making. Grand
Junction Herald.
The fact athat Mis- Alice Finley is
in charge of the elocutionary enter
tainment and farce to be given under
the auspices of the Reb ekahs March
II is a guarantee that it will be worth
going miles to ee.-Rife Telegram
The 'Dirty Dozen" is the name
adopted by club of young men who
expect to have good time with their
young lady friends through social
gatherings at private homes every
fortnight during the remainder of the
winter. Steamboat Sentinel.
The Social Order of Billy Goats
gave their first dance last Friday
night at the home of Miss Elliot
Inskeep and had rousing good time
until midnight. The club is com
posed of school boys and its aim and
object is social amusement Steam
boat Sentinel.
AT the regular weekly meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce on Mon
day night the by laws were adopted,
thus completing the organization, a
constitution having been adopted at a
previous meeting The organization
has accomplished much since it's in
ception, and is now in position to
rapidly advance the material interests
of Rifle and surrounding country. -
Rifle Reveille.
Charles CLARK spent several days at
the Gunnison Tunnel while on bust
ness trip up the narrow gauge last
week He says that it would do any
man good to take a trip there and
view that great undertaking ''Uncle
Sam" is putting through. Last
month they tunneled through 800 feet
of shale without an accident. The
size of the opening is 12xlS feet in
side of the timbers Grand Junction
News.
The depredations of wolves among
have become so numerous lately that
wolf hunt is being proposed by the
ranchmen. Yesterday George Boone
found calf still alive with its hind
quarters nearly eaten away Thus
far 1S kills have been recorded on the
Mike Smith ranch. 1t is high time
some action was taken to rid the
country of these marauders - Craig
Courier.
The Pueblo grand jury has indicted
dozen Of the prominent business
men of that city for an alleged con-
spiracy in restraint of trade. 1t
should now get after the wholesale
grocers' combine, which compels
Colorado people, with dozen sugar
factories at their doors, to pay 81 for
fourteen pounds of sugar when the
same article is shipped to points seven
hundred miles away and sold at the
rate of twenty four pounds for ST.
Lamar Sparks.
Mrs. {. w. Fravert and little
daughter will return home next week
from Nampa, Idaho, where for several
months they have been visiting Mrs.
Fravert's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen PEBBLES. When Mr.. PEBBLES
first went to Idaho he purchased a
farm Just on the outskirts of Nampa,
which he afterwards sold at good
increase in price, and he will probably
return to Rife to reside. Here is the
wish that Mr.. and Mrs. PEBBLES may
select Rifle for their future home -
Rife Reveille.
Judge Wiley has tired of the
gayety of city life and will shortly
become ''Rube. The Judge and
Mrs. Wiley have purchased the Fort
fication ranch of Verge Ledford and
will take possession as soon as a
suitable domicile can be erected.
Verge and his family will remain
here until warmer weather when they
intend making trip to Mr.. Ledford's S
former home in Georgia where he
hopes to recuperate from recent fail
ing health. Craig Courier.
Water rights in Northern Colorado
are becoming so rare that they are
bringing rich prices. The other dav
j. Hammersley, of LaPorte, paid W
w. Brown, of Eaton, $4,000 for one
right in the Eaton ditch which is the