The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23
From Saturdays Daily Post.

Wanted-Some good ranch loans at
low interest. DeLan & Co.
c. H. Miller of Rifle has been called
to Glenwood to serve on the jury.
Mrs. William Phpps and Mrs. Ed
Willis of Cardiff were shopping in
Glenwood today.
Now is the time to buy ranches or
town property. DeLan & Co. have
some bargains.
Ross Hollingsworth of Cardiff was a
visitor in Glenwood today returning
on Midland No. 4.
Chapped hands are quickly cured by
applying Chamberlain s Salve. Price,
% cents. For sale by all dealers.
DR.. Schmitz and Prof Lindeman yc'-
terday made trip of exloration to the
extinct volcanic crater at Dotsero.
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DR.. Schmitz expects to leave in
few days for Mexico, where he will
spend several weeks. From Mexico he
will go to Europe to spend the winter.
Cashiers checks look good to us and
will be received at this office in pay
ment of subscriptions, job work and
advertising. Come right along with
your checks.
The ladies of St. Barnabas congre
CATION met yesterday at the residence
of Mrs. Fred C. Ewing and completed
the reorganization of ST. Barnabas La.
dies guild.
Col. Bill Smith of Divide creek paid
Glenwood Springs visit yesterday
Another prominent rancher from that
district who was in town yesterday IS
William Grigor.
]. R. DeRemer received word yester
day that nine blocks had been laid out
at the new Silt townsite by Surveyor
Trumbor. About Is blocks will be
laid out now, and more later The own.
ers of the townsite are DeRemcr, II, H.
Ballard and Henry Hasley.
G. w. Darrow, Sadie Korn and FL.
mer Lucas are the incorporators of the
Garfield County Abstract company. In
corporation papers were filed in the of
fee of the county clerk and recorder
today. The company is capitalized at
$4,000, divided into 5000 shares of
par value of $40 each.
c. Fl. Harris shipped carload of fat
hogs to the Rocky Mountain Stores
Co. at Leadville last week He received
Sc per hundred loaded here. There
were sixty hogs in the car and they
netted him $s7l.S0. These hogs were
fed on beets and peas and finished on
ground wheat. Item.
G. II. Pitney, associate editor of the
Aspen Times is in Glenwood today on
his way to Denver. Mr. Pitney will
soon leave for Washington. d. c., and
will probably settle in Chicago and en-.
gage in the brokerage business. He is
very competent young man and one
who should succeed anywhere
Colonel c. +. Meek came in last Sat
urday over the Midland from New York
City. z. B. Higgins drove him to Red
stone, where the San Juan train was
waiting to take him to Marble. The
colonel says the work at the marble
quarry and mill at Marble will continue
to run through the winter, as the big
contract the company secured some
time ago for marble has TO be pushed.
-Carbondale Fem.
M. II. Smith of Craig passed through
Glenwood last night on his way to Lit
Teton, where his family resides and
where his little daughter. Elsie, died
thursday afternoon from scarlet fever.
The other members of the family who
were stricken with the malady are con
valescent.
DIR. w. w. Crook leaves tonight for
Palo Alto. Calf, where his family has
been for several months, Miss Arta be
ing student in Stanford university.
Mrs. Crook and Valentine are already
homesick and will return with the doc
tor while Arta will remain and pursue
her studies throughout the year.
Mark Love, who has been employed
on the construction work of the Central