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

rented j. j. Putneys stable, and
grounds on which to build a corral
express room and house for his driver
AS soon as lumber can be secured the
corral and houses will be built, and
the stage headquarters moved from
the Crane House to that place. Mr..
Stroud has the contract for carrying
the mail another four years. He says
he is going to put on four horses in a
short time and give the upper valley
better stage service than it has ever
had before Plateau Voice.
The announcement of DR.. A. R.
Craig's resignation as supervisor of
the forest reserve which was made
public here Wednesday, was received
with much surprise by his many
friends, as it came quite unexpect-
edly, everyone supposlng him
perfectly satisfied with his position
as supervisor However we all be-
lieve that Dr. Craig probably knows
his own business better than we, so
can wish him every success in any
line of business which he enters, and
we may be sure that his efforts will
meet with success as have his past
undertakings. Dr. Craig's resig-
nation as supervisor will take effect
March list. His successor is not
known as yet. Plateau Voice
A petition is being circulated this
week for the establishment of new
postoffice in Routt county to be known
as Sleepy Cat The postoffice is to
be on the Martin Early ranch in the
new settlement on the South Fork of
Williams Fork, and Mr.. Early is to be
designated as postmaster The loca.
tion is about ten miles south of Pa
CODA and about $50 yards from the
Rio Blanco line. The Office will he a
great convenience to the recent set
tiers, but the name-welI, it ism t
suggestive of Routt county in the
least nor any cat we ever heard
of. We understand it is the name
of a mountain peak in the vicinity .
1t seems that some more euphonious
title could be found for both the
mountain and the postoffice. Craig
Courier.
d. W. Black took six of his hounds
the other day to give them a little ex-
ercise He was joined by Sam Ray,
and started in to scout the section be-
tween Thirteen Mile and Piceance
IN short time they started a good
sized lion, and swift and exciting
race OF six miles followed, when the
big cat freed and was shot by Mr.
Ray. One shot gave the colt epicure
his quietus. DAVIS says it was one of
the prettiest races, from start to fnish
he was ever engaged in, and at the
outcome was as if made to order He
said it was just like sitting in rock
ing chair and reading a book that
suited you-without being interrupted
by rocking on the house cats tail or
having to lay the book aside to get
hod full of coal -Meeker Review.
Henry Frahm and his bride arrived
home Saturday. Word of their com
ing preceded them, and their friends
and neighbo1s who, ever since the
announcement of the wedding, had
had everything prepared fol- the well
come home, that evening betook them
selves to the Frahm ranch. The
"shiver ee' seranade was allowed to
proceed for but few minutes, for at
this point Henry threw wide the hos
pitable doors and the guests trooped
in, amid merriment, jest. good will
and hearty congratulations. AS be-
fitted the occasion, treating was next
in order. and the best of cigars and the
finest of wine, etc, was lavishly dis.
pensed later an elegant supper was
served, with the most delicious of
cake and ice cream. The pleasures of
the evening were all too quickly past,
and the departing guests thanked their
cordial host and hostess for very en-
joyable time, conscious that nothing
had been left undone which would
contribute to their entertainment
May Mr.. and Mrs. Frahm have a long
and happy life, is the hope of their
White river neighbors and friends -
Buford correspondence in Meeker
Herald.
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