The Glenwood post., 1907-06-29
PRESS. CLIPPINGS

With no faro banks and other banks
getting scarce we'll have to fall back
on snow banks of which there is yet
great plenty. ouray plaindealer.
1t has been pretty quiet Saturday
in the city. with something like FIVE
hundred people from the city and
county in Glenwood Springs. Grand
Junction Sentinel.
The gamblers are disconsolate set
with nothing to do and plenty Of time
to do it. Some have gone away and
some are thinking digustedly of going
to work. k.-Oursy Plaindealer.e
Alex Job was down from Divide
creek yesterday, scattering his money
about town and joIlying his acquaint-
ances. Job may not be an Irish
name, but the owner OF the same early
in life surely kissed the blarney stone.
-hlne h0V6ll6.
Mrs. l.. E. Brown today severed her
connection with the Clark hotel, and
after short visit to Glenwood to
attend meeting of the federated
women s clubs, which occurs at that
place next week, will join her hus-
hov nd OF Too<1o TIL
The pressed brick machine ordered
some time ago by Lumsden and At
kinson arrived this week and was
placed near the Book Cliff depot and
will be put into operation right away.
This is the first pressed brick machine
for the western part of Colorado. -
Mesa County Democrat.
On Wednesday morning Mrs. T. A
Ouimet and party of ladies' started
on horseback for New Castle to take
in wberry Day at Glenwood. The
New Castle road is said to be one of
the prettiest (not the best) in the state.
and the ladies will nave an enjoyable
outing. -Meeker Review.
Any agitator is undesirable in any
community whether in the store, the
factory, the church, the mine, the
counting house or the home One
agitator will cause more trouble in
community than all others combined
They ruin everything they come in
contact with.-Gunnison Republican
Col. Ike Card, who ut times ia
rather absent minded, inadvertently
left his flying machine at home one
day this week, and when he found
occasion to get off load of hay,
was tipping over, in mighty quick
time, there wasn't anything to do but
jump. Now he is sporting a game
leg and pair of crutcnes. - Rifle Tel
egram.
A great temptation was tried on the
miners up Conundrum gulch during
the week when large flock of noun
tain sheep passed near the Cumm ings
camp. The fact that game warden
was in the crowd prevented the hun
cry miners from even looking in the
direction Of the sheep or even at their
guns. But, If that game warden
hadn't been there it would have been
all off with the sheep. Now wouldn't
it, boyst-Aspen Democrat.
One night this week a party of
hoboes we're "ditched" by the brake-
man Of an east bound freight train in
this city. The "'bues' retaliated by
throwing rocks at the tIaIn men, one
of the latter happened to have six
shooter which he Immediately put in
to use and there was quite a scatter
ing of the knights of the road but no
one was injured, although several
shots were cred. .-Palisade Tribune.
State Superintendent of Fish Hatch
cries w. .. Kincaid. suggests that it
would be good idea for ranchme en-
to put paddle wheels in the headgates
of irrigating bitches to keep the trout
back. More trout are destroyed in
this way each year than by all the
violatols of the game laws. The
paddle. wheel is much better than the
screen to keep the fish back, as by this
method the ditch does not become
clogged. -Yampa Leader.
oH&Fo
sowe fifteen or twenty of our young
pecple'enpyed a farewell bear hunt
with Homer Gof last Sunday. Homer
kindly took his pack Of hunting dogs
and guided the eiparty to the head of
sulphuf, to the, DEVILS Hole country,
AMI dirclsd round to Strawberry. The