The Glenwood post., 1907-05-18
PRESS CLIPPINGS

Frank Haley arrived with several
car loads Of fine Texan cattle on Mon
day evening. They will be placed on
the Piceance creek range.-Rifie Tele-
gram.
George Newton received Monday
several thousand brook trout from
the Glenwood Springs hatchery to be
deposited in the various creeks in
this vicinity. - Debeque Bugle.
Tom Kilduff, foreman for Raer
Bros, of Meeker, was in Rifle Tues
day and Wednesday to take charge of
shipment of about 900 brought in
from the Panhandle country of Texas.
- Rifle Telegram.
Another shipment of young cattle,
purchased in the Panhandle county
by Dick Callen of Divide creek, were
unloaded at the yards this morning
There were four carloads and brought
in by the Midland, running extra. -
Rifle Reveille.
Bancroft & Reed, the pioneer real
estate men, got into the game this
week and made pretty big sale of
peach land. We refer to the sale of
the W. H. Lloyd ten acre tract of
two-yeaI old Elberta peaches under
the stub ditch to c. S. Sholts recently
of Wisconsin, for consideration of
$l2. 600. -Palisade Tribune.
Game Warden Chas. Purinton of
Pinnacle paid w s. Price visit
Tuesday which cost the latter twenty
five plunks. The charge against Walt
was for the shipping uf deer hides
outside of the state without permit,
TO which charge he pleaded guilty and
was fined the above amount by Justice
Fletcher - Hayden Republican.
The editor of the Ell Dorado Advo-
cate says he knows of souls much
smaller than any discovered by that
coterie of Boston doctors engaged in
weighing souls. He says he has had
some of them on his subscription
books. After getting the paper from
ten to fifteen yeais they either swore
they had never subscribed or handed
it back to the postmaster refused. "
The remains of Mrs. Ann Rice, who
has been living with her daughter
Mrs. 7. NJ Jones of Leadville, was
taken by her son, A. A. Rice, to
Grand junction Thursday night where
she was laid to rest by the side of her
husband DR.. Rice. She was the
mother of George Arthur Rice, who
was one of the founders of Debeque,
and aunt of E. R. Heflin. -Debeque
Bugle.
H. B. and 7. j. Dice of Eagle
county are in Grand Junction. Dur
ing the past few days these two gen
tlemen have visited the surrounding
fruit country and are favorably i'm
pressed They have been residents of
Colorado for quarter of a century,
engaged in the cattle business. 1t is
their intention to forsake this indus
try for that of fruit growing, and
each will probably locate in Mesa
county.-Grand junction News
This week the county commissioners
were cited by Judge Shumate to ap-
pear at the September term of the
district court to show cause why
they should not be fined for contempt
of court for opening up the road
through the Mrs. Williams ranch.
This is the result of the injunction
granted at the last term of court
against the county commissioners re
straining them from opening up the
road. This was construed by the
county attorney to apply only against
that particular action. Hayden Re
publican.
B. r. Richardson who has been
employed as teacher at the school on
Woody, was in town yesterday after
noon and purchased fine saddle holse
from David Herman. Mr.. Richard
son will go to Glenwood tomorrow
where he will receive instructions
vice, after which he will take up his
work for the government in the Fry
ing Pan district. He was one of the
successful candidates last spring when