The Glenwood post., 1907-04-06

pital, is doing nicely and that she
will make good recovery. This is
good news. New Castle Democrat.
About twenty FIVE carpenters ale
employed in town at present and pros
poets indicate tnat forces will be in.
creased. The man with saw and
hammer is everywhere In evidence. -
Green River Dispatch.
W. r. Hook has sold the famous
Hook ranch near Emma to a Mr.. Bur
ton, the price paid being Sl2, 600
Mr. Hook retained 10 acres. the most
of which is on the north side of the
Roaring Fork. -Basalt Journal.
n. S. Calhoun and family leave
next "Wednesday for Lompoc, Califor,
mia, where Mr., Calhoun will go into
the real estate business. Many friends
will wish them luck and prosperity
in the new location. New Castle
Democrat
AT the Higdon auction sale above
New Castle last Saturday, Auctioneer
j. C. Shott disposed of 81, $40 worth of
property in exactly three hours and
forty five minutes. That's splen.
did record, but j G. is an artist in
his Iine.-Rihe Reyeille.
The high winds the first of the
week raised hob with the telephone
lines, both locally and on the long
distance lines, both companies having
considerable trouble with crossed
wires The trouble was soon straight
ened out, however. .-Yampa Leader.
o. B. Watson, from North Dakota,
has been in town the past week and
has just closed the deal for the big
ranch owned by Tom Glover on Para
chute creek, consideration being
$40, 600. Mr.. Glover had better make
his future home in Rife. - Rifle Rev
ellie.
James MangnalI returned from
Pueblo where he went to get relief,
but upon arriving there was told that
his case was a hopeless one. He is
suffering from cancer of the throat
and it is said an operation would re-
suit in death. Mr.. Mangnall will go
to Glenwood Springs and consult with
physicians. Basalt Journal.
Judge F. T. Shumate was in Rifle
on Tuesday. The judge is looking for
temporary place of abode, being de-
sirous of removing from Aspen during
the coming summer months on ac-
count of the health of Mrs Shumate
for whom the doctor prescribes lower
altitude. He was unable to find a
suitable residence in Rifle and has
gone elsewhere. Rifle Telegram.
One of the Garfield county news
papers has 'broken out with new
and mysterious kind of rash, as
will be seen by the following taken
from recent issue of that paper
Observation-Disclosures cherooE be-
LOSE. - Another newspaper printed
il the same town will probably ask to
have ''lupauy commission appoint
ed to ascertain the whyness of the
whichfor of the rashly rashness -
ttifie Reveille
Active work has been started on the
Wilcox canal and three forces of men
are engaged in cleaning out the ditch
between here and Rife One camp
is located at Webster hill and another
on Cottonwood creek. A good deal of
trouble is being experienced in secur
ing enough men and teams for the
work. on account of the ranchmen be-
ing busy putting in their crops. Any
one looking for work or having teams
idle can secure situations on the
canal at this time at good wages -
Grand Valley News.
We stated in our last issue that a
minister not thousand miles from
Montrose announced that the topic of
his sermon would be, "a Liver That
Will Move the Mountains f." We
gladly stand corrected, and wish to in f..
form our readers that instead of it be
ing the minister it was the fault of
the compostor of one of our contempo-
raries who insei ted in the first word
letter ''i'' instead of "e," which
changed the topic of the sermon con
sjderably, being construed to read
'liver' instead of "lever. Mont.
rose Press.
On March 81 Undersheriff John D.
Minis of Red Cliff arrested five Japs