The Glenwood post., 1906-02-17

arrived from Chillicothe, Mo-, yester
day and are the guests of Mrs. R. P.
Hyrup and Misc Lora Cook, who are
sisters. -Basalt Journal.
Ollie Thorson. Glenwood's newly
appointed postmaster, accompanied by
two beautiful young ladies, was
Rifle visitor Saturday. Ollie is popu-
lar with the fair sex as we'll as with
the politicians. Rifle Telegram.
Neither the Mesa county nor the
Glenwood Fair associations hva paid
their advertising bills. They will
probably get plenty of free advertis
ing that won't bring the kind of re-
suits they are looking for next time
they attempt to pull off graft. t.
Rifle Telegram.
Eagle county may be small, but
how is this: From Milby J. Frazier 8
jurisdiction as stock inspector there
were shipped during the year 1905,
49, 900 head, OF about $50 cars of cat
tie and 500 horses. Very few places
in the state can exceed those fgules
in that line. Eagle Enterprise.
Dave Harlow, who has been work
ing up the creamery proposition on the
south side, was in town on Wednes-
day and reports that nearly every
farmer on that side will take stock
and agree to furnish milk. He thinks
there will be no difficulty in getting
IS, 900 or Sc, 900 subscribed at once. -
Rifle Reveille.
Every ranchman who expects to
patronize the creamery, or raise hogs,
should put out an acre or two of sugar
beets From an acre of beets you get
Is to 30 tons, against three or four
tons from the same ground in alfalfa;
while the food properties of the beet
in some respects excel the alfalfa. Try
couple of acres of beets this season.
Plateau Voice.
Ollie rhorson Glenwood handsome
young postmaster (just appointed),
visited Rifle last Saturday. o lie had
plenty of opposition, it would seem,
but that only served to make him hus
tie all the harder and secure the Gov
eted plum. Results was what he
wanted-an the postoffice. Natural
ly he secured both. Rifle Reveille.
Another auto for Pailsade. F. Nj.
Burger last week purchased the big 30
horse power Olds machine of james
Hamilton in the Junction. The ma
chine is pactically new, having been
run only 500 miles. Pallsade now
has three first class automobiles fully
equal to those seen on the streets of
the largest cities --Palisade Tribune.
Edwin Tribble, who has been in the
employ of J. W. Hugus & Co. at Pal
isade for a couple of years past has
resigned his position with that firm
and is spending few days in Rife
visiting friends Early next week he
will go to Green River, Utah, and To-
cate. The best wishes of large
number of friends will accompany Ed
to Mormondom. Rifle Reveille.
G. B. Raney is painting the natural
cement with which he plastered the
interior of the Bell Mercantile Co. $
meat market. The paint hardens the
cement and gives it a smooth glossy
finish. If you are planning to have
plastering done, you had better go and
take look at this. 1t is surely won.
derful material. MIR. Raney has two
tissure veins of it, each at least 80 feet
across and about quarter of mile
long .-Yampa News.
The question, who struck Tom Pat.
terson is now open. The fact is our
Tom has been stricken SO often and
so hard lately that before answering
the query it is necessary to inquire
which stroke is referred tor Old
Judge Gabbart hit him hard Jolt
init brick stein" a few weeks ago
and more recently Senator Bailey
landed on his solar plexus with his
big stick. Pueblo Post.
Three little four-y year olds from one
mile south of Clifton ''sneaked off
from home as they called it and start.
ed north hunting rabbits with bean
shooter. After reaching Clifton they
got hungry for candy and were will.
ing to pawn their jack knives in order
to obtain it. The youngsters, after
having been out about six hours, were
finally located by their anxious par
ents and were given rather warm
reception. n.-Palisade Tribune.
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