The Glenwood post., 1906-02-10

1t is reported that hay has gone up
to 81. so, but the good weather of the
past week will likely cause a slump
in prices. though there is liable to be
considerable winter yet. - Meeker
Herald.
The Clark annex changed hands
this week, Mrs. Mary Elliott being
the purchaser; consideration g, 600.
j. L. Cochran assisted in making the
deal and wishes to announce that he
will continue to have his Office in the
building. Rifle Reyeille.
Rumors are again afloat that the
Midland is to make New Castle 8
terminal and division point. This il
preparation for an an extension tC
the Moffat line in Routt county.
Stranger things than these have hap
pened. New Castle Democrat.
John W. Sloss. of Glenwood
Springs, will farm the Tom O'Con.
nell ranch near Emma this year
This is considered one of the best
ranches on the Roaring Fork and Mr..
Sloss is exceedingly lucky. We wish
him success. -Basalt Journal.
The devil is going some this week.
Jim Norvell is in town and mas start
ed things moving in the Congrega
tional church assisted by Mr.. Kendall
thoroughbred in revival work from
Kentucky. The meetings commenced
on Wednesday night and the audi,
ences are large. Steamboat Sentinel
A large Motfat surveying corps i:
camped at the Milby Frazier ranct
southeast of Toponas, and will eros.
section the line in preparation fol
the graders, who will commence
work as soon as the frost is out of tbs
ground. = 1900 foot tunnel will be
used at Red Dirt pass. Hayden Re
publican.
Lamm, Sheep & Mutton. the bis
Chicago tailors. are out in golden col
ors in Hugus windows this week
Eta and Doc did it. Next week yor
may look for the Moffat RAILROAD
"looping the loop or sousa's bant
in full action, all run by the elec
trical contrivance seen nightly in th,
display windows. Steamboat Sentinel
Engineer W. P Bates is quite il
at the hospital in Grand Junction
1t is reported that he has dry pleurisy
and slight attcak of pneumonia.
Mrs. Bates is with her husband ad
ministering to his wants. The entire
Inhabitants at Basalt and vicinit,
earnestly hope that Mr.. Bates will
pull through and soon be able to re
turn home.-Basalt Journal.
Mrs. Skidmore was badly hurt i,
Glenwood Springs last Monday. Sh'
slipped on the icy sidewalk, and il
throwing out her arm to break tn,
fall the entire force of the fall cam'
on the arm. Several ligaments ar
broken and the whole arm is wrench
ed. 1t will be at least two month
before she is we'll. .-Debeque Bugle.
it so? He went to Glenwood yester
day is question which quite fre
quently greets the reportorial ear.
Now if everybody. unmarried person
of course, who go to the county sea
will come in and make affidavit as t.
their intentions, we may be able tt
satisfy some of these inqnirers New
Castle Democrat.
If you have any inclination toward
owning an automobile Palisade offers
splendid inducements. 1t SENS tina,
the fruit growers of that favored sec
tion are falling in line and becoming
intoxicated with the fad. One thine
is positive, it takes a bank account tt
own and operate one, and the frui
men of Palisade are known to po ssesl
that. Grand Junction News.
Just word to our fishermen: The
present law does not permit fishing O.
either grayling or white fish out Of
season; no game warden has authority
to issue a permit or give permission
Orders have been issued to enforc,
the law, and you are now notified
White fish are only good to eat in the
winter months; the law should b,
amended; see your representative
Hon. Isaac Baer. abont it, - Meeke
Review.
A large buck sheep entered tn,
school house at Moray and started
rough house by jumping over the seat
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