The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1906-07-21

has turned the Bugle over to the care
of H. l.. Hazelett, -Debeque Bugle.
Reports from the beet fields in this
county are most favorable and the
dangers which frequently threaten
crop are happily in the past. We
ought to have record run this fall. =
Grand Junction Daily News.
A marriage license was issued to
William A. Park, age n and Maryan
Spaulding, age So, On Tuesday Of this
week. Both are residents of Delta.
Cupid seems to lean toward the "old
folks in Delta. i Delta Independent.
The mail is now carried daily ex-
cept Sunday between Axial and May
bell, connecting at Axial with the
Meeker line. Travel towards
Maybell. Browns Park and Snake and
Green rivers is ON the increase. -
Meeker Review.
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ago that she had earned over 5000 in
the past year doing laundry and do
nestle work about Lamar. This gives
an idea how the domestic help ques-
tion stands. Beats the Kansas har.
vest hand question all hollow. Prov
ers County News.
Boulder county young man who
was married three months ago was
struck in the face by his horse plung-
ing over him; his nose was broken,
one eye skinned and other injuries
sustained His first exclamation on
regaining consciousness was: "Don't,
Mary Don't! I'll wipe the dishes all
| right '-EX
The scarcity of help for haying
and other farm work is felt more
acutely this year than ever before.
men out of the country and great in
convenience and in some cases loss
will be experienced by the ranchmen.
The first cutting of alfalfa is ready in
the lower country and no one to help
put it in the stack. Steamboat Pilot.
The absurd claim Is made by some
of the residents of Grand junction
that Grand Valley is only 1S miles
long. Will these same mortals please
expain where Rifle is, if not in the
Grand Valley Must be bug house
a few of the people down at the ex
treme end of the valley, made so, per-
haps, by too long residence in the
great American desert. - - Rifle
Reveille.
Officials of the Colorado Telephone
company have been looking over Mont
rose quite critically during the past
week and it is said the company will
expend about $40, 600 in improvement
this fall, which, contemplates the es-
tablishment of the common battery
system. The cables are also to be en- =
larged and extended New and very
hodNy fo-looI poIcs arc lepldSluS luo
smaller ones. -Montrose Press.
Its great pity Palisade isn't pro-
vidded with bathing facilities of some
kind. Our floating population is
large and for it there is nothing in
the way of bathing facilities except a
tin cup or the river. During the sum
mer a bath house in connection with
one of the barber shops would surely
be very profitable. Also a natitorium
of some dimensions would surely be
extremely popular. - Palisade Tri
bune.
Elmer Lucas, j. R. and J. S. De-
Remer of Glenwood, were up from t. 9
hot water town in an auto with K. c.
Voorhees, as Chauffeur. Fishing rods
protruded from the hind end of the CO.
devil. Must have been a.fshin' up
the creek. They were in such a
hurry as they whizzed through town
that it was impossible to find out
whether they got EN- all or not. If
they cleaned up the stream therel II be
trouble, as such piggishness will not
be tolerated in these parts Carbonate
Item.
W. j. Breckel got back from Trap
pers lake last week bringing with him
about 65, 600 fish eggs which are now
incubating in the Steamboat hatchery
1t is hoped to have as many more, as
lake and the work of securing spawn
is proceeding, as spawn is being go
cured for three hatcheries Mr..
Breckel and Logan Crawford were
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