The Glenwood post., 1906-03-03

The tiling for the county roads is
being stored in the county park This
idea is certainly good one, and will
cut down the annual repair bills when
all the gulleys are tiled. Then per-
manent road work can be commenced.
-Meeker Review.
Hay is so scarce on Grand river
that G. b. Mccoy has purchased from
j. n. McWilliams over 100 tons of
hay raised on the latter's ranches in
Pleasant Valley, over 40 miles from
Mccoy, to which point it will be
hauled.-Hayden Republican.
Ed Tribble returned from Green
River the first of the week. Before
leaving there he secured lease on
the Palmer house from the Rio
Grande Western. This is a large
hotel of 36 rooms and its being the
railroad lunch and dining house
makes it very fine Investment -
Pailsade Tribune.
George Westinghouse, Jr., gradu
ate Of Yale and the only son of
George Westinghouse, the famous in
ventor and multlmillionaire. has put
his son to work as an apprentice in
his own shops in Pittsburg The
father pays no more attention to the
son in his work than he does to the
other hundreds of apprentice, nor
does the young man secure any privi-
leges not given other employees. He
receives 10 cents an hour, working
nine to ten hours.
Our farmers are to be greatly con
graduated upon the avidity with
which they have subscribed for the
creamery shares. Such alacrity is
indicative of the sound business judg
ment possessed by the rank and file of
the ranchmen. Within sixty days
the creamery will be running and they
will have commenced to further dem
onstrate their business intuition by
stocking up with good mich strains of
the best breeds.-Rifie Telegram
Louis M. Thayer, news editor of
the Butte Mont. Inter Mountain, is
the contributor of the following as the
latest example of humorous use of the
misplaced comma. Mr.. Thayel says
the error actually appeared in the
copy of society reporter. In des-
cribing function at leading Butte
hotel, the reporter said: The chan
deliers were tastefully hung with smi-
lax and handsomely dressed women,
and men passing under looked up
with interest
A little girl was told to write an
essay of $50 words on any subject
She chose to write about stove which
her father had just put up, so she
wrote the following: My father
tried to put up stove yesterday
morning. Just as he got it nearly up
he started to put one of the legs under
that had fallen out and the whole
stove, pipe and all came down. l
guess that makes about fifty words
and Pa said the other 300 while he
finished putting up the stove
Deputy Warden Coleman was up
from the White river country on Mon
day and Tuesday. Came up to see
how the elk were doing on the range
north of Steamboat. Since the game
is receiving the proper protection elk
can be seen in the bottoms of Elk
river every now and then 1t is
great relief to know that the game
wardens under Mr.. Woodard are try
ing to earn their salary, and that
thew are making an endeavor 10 protect
what little game is left in Routt coun-
ty.- Steamboat Sentinel.
Up to this time the prospects for
an enormus fruit crop were never
better And too 1t looks as though
our peaches would be nearly three
weeks earlier than last year. If such
is the case, they will go in ahead of
Michigan and New York and get fine
prices even though those two states
should have big crop. A good crop
and fine prices next year will mean
that first class bearing orchards will
be held at 81. 500 an acre, and raw
land near Palisade will be held at