The Glenwood post., 1907-01-26

Boston On the 26th inst. the family
will sail for Europe. Meeker Re-
view.
The last letters from George c..
Banning, who is located in Nevada,
report that he has made few small
mining sales. Also, that he had sew
eral ribs broken through an accident.
-Meeker Review.
Durango also wants to secure the
location of state normal at that
place. Just as well put it down in
New Mexico for all the good it could
accomplish for this portion of the
state. Delta Laborer.
Mrs E. L. Jameson went to Steam
boat Monday to be present at the wed
ding of her son. Mr.. and Mrs. Rose
we're prevented from attending by
land matters that came up before Mr..
Rose as U. S. commissioner. Craig
Courier.
here is the human biography in
nutshell.- Born, welcomed, caressed,
cried. fed. grew, amused. reared,
studied, examined, graduated, in love
engaged, married, quarreled, recon
ciled suffered, deserted, sick, dead,
mourned, buried, forgotten. : Meeker
Review.
The Rev. Lew L. Thomas, who has
been in attendance at the illness and
death of his brother at Long Beach,
California, for the past two weeks, re-
turns home today and will occupy his
pulpit as pastor of the Methodist
church at both services next Sunday
-Salida Republican.
At their meeting last week the
county commissioners recommended
A. H. Hadley of Toponas to Govern
or Buchtel for appointment as water
commissioner in district No. SO. A.
J. Dickson was recommended for re-
appointment as division engineer, di-
vision No. 5.-Yanlpa Leader.
The absorbing topic of argument at
Steamboat is the saloon question. oc
casioned by an application of one
Tharp fer liquor license fol conduct
ing saloon west of town. The
Woman 8 club has taken hand in
the matter. this organization wanting
to put all of the saloons across the
river at Brooklyn, and there is even
talk of an attempt to close up all of
the thirst parlors in the corporate
limits. - Yampa Leader.
W. S. Parks on, the popular drug
gist and telephone man of Glenwood.
was an arrival on yesterdays belated
Rio Grande. Though sorry for his
having to spend nearly day to get so
miles, we are glad that prominent
Glenwood man has had practical
example of some of our train service.
Both cities should enter such protest
as would either repair that Grande
engine or put it on the pension list
Saturdays Aspen Times.
The big ice house now under con-
struction at this place by the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad, is nearing
completion and will be ready to re-
ceive ice by the time the new switch
has been put in. The capacity is 4, 900
tons, which at four tons to the car
will ice /, 600 cals The ice is to be
shipped from Minturn where there is
an abundant supply Laying steel for
the new switch will begin next week.
The ties are on the ground and grad
ing has been completed on the west
side. Delta Independent.
Articles will be filed in few days
in the secretary of state office for the
incorporation of the Greenville Min
ing and Milling company with capI
tai of 81 900, 900. The company expects
to operate exclusively at Greenville in
Routt county. George Milbank will
be secretary and treasurer and Charles
Franz general manager of the com
pany. Work on the properties owned
by the company has already begun
and will be pushed vigorously all win
ter Shares will be put on the mark
ct in few days and will probably
start at 10 cents. The stock ought to
sell like hot cakes Steamboat Senti-
mel.
The first issue of the Green River.