The Glenwood post., 1907-03-09

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r. d. Wood and c. c. Hoppel left
Monday night for Ely, Nevada, where
they will visit a number of mining
towns with view of locating there if
they should find anything suitable. =
Debeque Bugle.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Arnold died Thursday from
pneumonia and was buried yesterday
afternoon. Mrs Arnold has been
very i'll but is getting better now
New Castle Democrat.
George Hoover, who was farming
here this last summer is on his ranch
at Antlers and is advertising in the
Rifle papers for housekeeper. We
rather thought he would get tired of
being single after while. -Fruita
Record.
Down at Montrose the maple trees
are budding out and the Press says
that by March they will be in full
leaf In about four months the Jour
nal will he in position to make the
same announcement as to the quaking
aspens up here. Telluride Journal.
Parlee johnson came in from the
Unaweep mines Saturday for short
visit with his mother. Mr.. johnson
walked the entire distance, ninety
miles, IN three days, and says he could
have made it in two if he had hur.
red some Grand Junction News.
The roads were so bad Monday
night that the stage from WolcUtt did
not get in until after midnight. The
next night it was so late when it
reached Toponas that stop was made
there for the night and the mail did
not reach Yampa until 10 O'Clock
Wednesday morning. Yampa Leader
AT meeting of stockholders held
II W hS dCllucu tudl LHo COu
pany which now holds title to con
siderable tract of land adjoining Rife
on the west would in few days put
surveyor at work and have part of
the land plated into town lots and
the remainder into five and ten-acr
tracts suitable for truck farming =
Rifle Telegram.
j. NJ. Priest has three months
old shorthorn calf that weighs 335
pounds The calf was weighed last
Thursday on both the Meeker Mercan.
tile company and the Harp scales.
The COW gives six quarts of milk per
day besides nursing the calf and the
latter gets all the carrots it can eat
Jim is going to try to have the calf
gain 100 pounds pei month like the
calf at the Denver fat stock show. -
Meeker Review.
D. L. Webb. the gentleman who is
representing the parties who purchas,
ed the light plant, states that if salts
| factory arrangements can be made
with the stockholders of the Palisade
Canning company for the lease or pur-
chase of portion Of the factory
ground tnat his people will have an
ice plant in operation here in less
than go days. 1t is certainly an en-
.erprise that should be encouraged. -
| Palisade Tribune.
DR.. White, a graduate of the for
estry department of Cornell univers-
ity, New York, has rented the Syke
place in Cactus valley. The doctor
comes to Colorado, also, as an expert
on tree blight, but with all due ref
eIence to h's knowledge, the Reveille
can trul- say that he will have to
show the people of this valley.
There are ''blight experts and
"blight experts, but none have made
good. Rifle Reveille.
Il. Il. Green, the secretary of the
Seedless Apple company, is in receipt
of an advertising magazine from
Toxic. The booklet is printed in
Japanese and is an advertisement of
the Spencer Seedless Apple company,
the Manji people being the represen-
tatives of this concern in Japan.
1t is unique affair and has many
different illustrations of the apple.
Mr.. Green prizes the book very highly
and will preserve it as souvenir OF
the Orient. JunctI on News.
Not a great way from the stone
quarry number of deer were seen
frequently during the winter. The
bunch contained 16 head in all. 30
we are informed Wondar ,yharo