The Glenwood post., 1906-09-01

is of excellent quality and is sought
by many merchants of adjoining
towns. Yampa News.
Reports coming in from the districts
experimenting with the Campbell sys
tenn OF dry farming indicate that it
has been highly successful this year.
At Greeley tine first wheat crop harvest
ed returned yield Of thirty bushels
to the acre.-Meeker Review.
There are now about 400. 600 young
trout at the Steamboat hatchery ready
for planting in the streams, and they
will be given out now upon the regu-
lar form of application. People liv-
ing along streams that they want re-
stocked should get busy. Steamboat
Pilot.
Ed 8. Hughes Of Glenwood Springs
accompanied by Martin STALL has just
made trip Around the Circle, start
ing in at Wolcott and going out by
Meeker. Ed would like to see rail
way through this country and could
easily be Induced to take stock in an
electric line. -Meeker Review.
L. e. Peisar was an incoming pas
sepger on yesterdays Rio Grande from
Glen wood and spent the day visiting
friends Mr.. Peisar informed one OF
our business men that he had raised
5000 bushels of grain and 500 tons of
hay ON his farm near Montrose this
season. Aspen Times.
The excessive rains of the past two
weeks breaks all records in this locali
ty and puts the old timers hunting for
precedent. None OF them can recall
season like it not even that of 18S-.
A government record oi tie rainfall in
this vicinity this season would be in
teresting as future reference. e.-Red
Cliff Blade.
David H. Moffat, the railroad buili
er, this week bought ranch on the
river about two miles west of Steam.
boat Springs. from Charles Il. Lecken
by The ranch contains less than 18(
acres and the price paid was 81, SOC
cash. This is further indication ol
the faith Mr.. Moffat has i'll the future
of Routt county -Yampa News.
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Water spouts in the Piceance and
Thurman creek sections did much
damage to cut and standing hay. 81
far as we have heard. the Haye.
brothers and Joe Neal on Thurman
creek. and Robert Reigan. james
Burke and Fred Burke on lower
Piceance are heavy losers on hay ant
damage to winter feed along the creel
bottoms. .-Meeker Herald.
"Luck means rising not later thar
six O clock in the morning, living or
dollar day If you earn two, mind
ing your own business and not med
ding with other peoples. Luck mean!
the appointments you have never fail
ed to keep, the trains you have never
failed to catch. Luck means trus
ing in God and your own resources.
Council Grove Guard.
G. w. Darrow. prominent attorney
of Glenwood Springs, was in the city
yesterday looking into the politica
misunderstanding the compliment
recently paid him by Judge Rnckel
Mr.. Darrow is quietly sizing up his
chances for the nomination as district
judge on the republican ticket. While
here he interviewed many of the lead
ing men of h's party and enjoyed the
day generally. Aspen Times.
Did you ever try writing news fol
paper? II not, don't. We have
and we have asked every person il
town and nearly all that come to towr
as to what is happening. Every one
gives the same reply, Nothing do
ing. we nave D0tu aCCubou VI De
ing ''more inquisitive than Spencer,
which we considered the limit, hui
then, you can't tell what limit to pu,
on man who would agree to attemp
such fool business Palisade Tribune
Frank Doll, one Of the big lane
holders of Gypsum valley, is in the
city en- route to Denver. Horse buyer,
generally get busy when Doll gets
around and 1t is said several new
teams will be on the street as resu Il
of his short stop over. He is one ol
the most successful horse and cattle
growers on the slope, his horse
stock ranging fiom the heaviest te
some of the fastest. Leadville Herald
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