The Glenwood post., 1907-03-30
PRESS CLIPPINGS

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Fruit Inspector Myser is authority
for the statement that up to the pres
ent time the fruit crop in this vicin-
ity has not been injured in the least
by the recent frosts and chilly weath.
er.-Rife Reveille.
The First Christian church parson.
age is nearing completion, and if
their household goods arrive from
Denver Rev. and Mrs. Payne will
move in the latter part of next week.
| Rifle Reveille.
R. Broad Jr, sailed for home last
week from London on the City Of Phil
auelphia. He arrived in New York
Tuesday and Will spend several days
there and in Chicago, selecting stock
of spring goods and will arrive nome
early next week. Golden Globe.
Steamboat Springs is about to lose
its reputation as watering resort
Some way that spring water doesn' t
seem to touch the right spot among
some of the boys and now they are 60
ing to incorporate town of their
own just below the old town and do
things right. Craig Courier
Among the real estate transfers to
be chronicled this week, the most i'm
portant one is the sale by W T. SOule
of his upper ranch to Mrs. Vina E.
Hunt of Rifle The ranch consists of
1850 acres, half of which is under cul-
tivation, with considerable large and
small fruit. The price paid was
IS, $50 and Mrs Hunt not only got a
fine ranch but bought it cheap. Rifle
Reveille.
The addition to the creamery build
ing for the feed grinder has been com
pleted and the grinder is in place.
Manager Kellogg states that the
grinder will be ready for business
next Monday morning This enter.
prise on the part of the creamery
management is to be commended and
no doubt will be appreciated and the
feed mill made use of by many farm
ers.-Rifle Reveille.
Governor Buchtel is the ninth of
Colorado's governors who have come
from the state of Ohio. Gen. j W.
Denver, after whom the capital city
is named, claimed Ohio as his native
state. Others of that state who have
governed the Centennial state are
Robert w. Steele. John Evans, Ed
ward Moody McCook, Samuel E. Ell
bert, Benjamin H. Eaton and Jesse F
Mcdonald. Grand Valley News.
A new hose cart and other fire fight
ing paIaphernalia for the Rifle volun-
teer FIRE department was received last
Saturday and on Sunday the new out
fit was tested, and at the same time
lho ho" "alci WI ms oysteu was CIV
en- chance to snow that it could
make good. The tests were entire
ly satisfactory, and showed that with
a minimum pressure water could be
thrown to height of considerably
over 100 feet Rifle Reveille.
Frank Richardson recently discov-
cred some beads in crevice near the
top Of the stone bluff just ABOVE town
that have evidently lain there since
the days of the Indian They are un-
guestionably Indian beads, and the
only explanation of their presence is
that some squirrel or bird carried
them into the crevice in the rocks
when the red men occupied this coun-
try The beads are on exhibition at
Bryan feed store. Craig Courier.
B. l.. Briley, member of the
bureau of immigration of the Missou-
ri Pacific and Iron Mountain routes,
spent a few days in town last week
looking into the posi- Utilities of Routt
county. He is favorably impressed
with the outlook here and expects to
return soon and locate. Mr.. BrIley
has been connected with immigration
work for a number of years aud thinks
he will be able to induce Eastern peo-