The Glenwood post., 1906-08-25

new law the state collects license fee
of Is 90 on each head or horn shipped
out of the state.-Gunnison Republi-
can.
We are glad to inform our readers
that Hon. j. w. Gordon, of Eagle,
has so far recovered that he is able to
be up and around and that his com
plete recovery from an attack of
typhoid fever is now assured, thanks
to DR.. Greene, his physician. -Basalt
Journal.
DR.. LeRossignol was summoned to
Debeque on Wednesday to attend Geo
Moore, who sustained broken arm, sew
eral fractured ribs and perhaps other in
juries as the Jesuit of runaway acci-
dent. Later the injured man was re-
moved to the hospital in Grand juno
tion. Rifle Reveille.
George Fravert has been visiting
different localities throughout the
county the past several days, securing
exhibits for the state fair He has
been quite successful, and is of the
opinion that Garfield county will land
a good many of the prizes this year.
- Rifle Telegram.
The town council has decided on the
purchase from the Pauly Jail Build
ing company, of st. Louis. of two
steel detention cages, which are to be
placed in temporary rented quarters
until such time as the town shall
feel able financially to erect a city
bastile. Rifle Telegram.
Orders for Rife creamery butter con
tinue to be in excess of the supply aud
in order to increase the output of the
creamery President Brenton and Mana
ger Morris will spend Saturday and
Sunday at Carbondale and vicinity and
endeavor to secure an additional supply
of cream Rifle Reveille
Things are looking mighty good for
the Grand valley If you would be
rich and prosperous, get in on the
ground floor and purchase land. 1t
don't make any difference in what
particular place i'll the county, but
buy it, and get plenty while you re
getting Grand Junction Herald.
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A. J. Boone, ranchman living
near Montrose has thirty eight acres
of beets of as fine a quality as can be
seen in that section of the state. They
will average 1s tons to the acre and
will bring not less than IS per ton,
SO Mr.. Boone's crop is worth at least
*3, 900. Grand junction Sentinel.
The Rifle Fruit and Produce associa.
tion on Wednesday shipped car load
of spuds to Colorado Springs, also
shipping on the same date 3, 900 pounds
of local apples and peaches. On
Wednesday morning two four-ho
teams were loaded with fruit from the
association for the Meeker market. =
Rife Telegram.
From all accounts the two electric
companies of Garfield county are going
ahead with their immense power
project. Both are located above Glen
wood-one on the Grand river, the
other on the Roaring Fork. They will
generate 80 much power that they will
have to put in electric lines of rail
way to use the fluid. Meeker Review.
Rev. Mann has been busy the past
several days fitting up "a lodge in the
vast wilderness somewhere near the
head of Rife creek, ostensibly for the
purpose of getting away from the heat
of the valley, but in reality we pre-
sumo, to afford haven to which he
may HE to escape the importunings'of
the willy politician when the campaign
shall rage tercely; provided, of course
certain hopes shall be realized. Rifle
Telegram.
Plans have been completed for fine
exhibition of baseball! during the two
days sessi on of the Woodmen of the
World Log Rolling in this city,
August 30 and 81, between the Tellu-
ride aggregation and the Glenwood
Springs team, two of the strongest
teams in the state A large number
of "rooters' will be present from
each town and hot game may be ex-
pected each day.-Delts Laborer.