The Glenwood post., 1907-03-02

Rifle Telegram.
Mrs. C. L. Franklin left Sunday
morning for Glenwood Springs where
she will visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Station. .-Debeque Bugle.
Mrs. Hube Strouse will leave in
few days for New Castle for an ex,
tended stay with son of the house
hold who has moved on to ranch and
will try the pumpkin and sugar beet
route to wealth Rifle Telegram.
This morning the creamery churped
i22 pounds of butter, this being the
largest churning yet recorded. The
output is increasing steadily and 1907
promises to substantially increase the
output over 1906, as we'll rs much bet
ter prices. Plateau Voice.
The Cary Brothers of Hayden and
Lily park bought twenty of the best
animals at the Denver stock show, and
have taken them to their Routt coun.
ty ranches The stock was only driv-
en- six or seven miles per day on the
way in, SO as not to impair their
looks. - White River Review.
1t is very fortunate thing for the
Santa Fe that the Laton libel law was
killed. Under its provisions the
Sparks would have been debarred
from the publication of the time card
on the ground that it is fictitious and
misleading matter intended to harass
and deceive the reader. Lamar
Sparks.
Miss Mary G. Smith of Pocahontas
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Smith. F or several years Miss Smith
was a missionary of the Methodist
church in Calcutta, India, and Ran
goon, Burmah. and has temporarily
given up the work while In America
to regain her health. New Castle
Democrat.
j. H. Campbell of Glenwood
Springs, Colo was here last week
visiting j. b. Gibson and family
Mr.. Campbell is looking the vicinity
over preparatory, he states, to install
ing pump at the river for the pur-
pose of hoisting water for city use and
also to irrIgate land in the valley. =
Green River (Utah) Dispatch.
An exchange says that along with
the peek boo waist we will see the
peek boo shoes next summer. They
will have little openings in the sides
and above the toes, through which
embroidered hose may be seen to ad-
vantage. Peek a-boo shoes have been
worn for 10, these many years by men
who hadn the price of a new pair.
Well, the name of Grand River was
not changed after all, just to suit Sen
ator Taylor and few people over
about Glenwood. All the towns
which were named in honor OF that
stream raised such protest that even
Senator Taylor, anthor of the meas
ure, was compelled to Withdraw it
and let the old name stand. Steam
boat Sentinel.
The many friends of Ed Tribble,
proprietor of the Palmer house, will
be very much pleased to learn that
the exclusive lease IN the Rio Grande
Western motel property has been ex-
tended one year dating from March l.
Many Improvements will be made by
Mr.. TIibble in the furnishings and
service. Green River (Utah( Dis
patch.
Jay Swineheart returned Tuesday
from the railroad camps in Egeria
canon and reports work in the tunnel
progressing nicely. The Egera tun-
mel is 1900 feet long. On the south
end the workmen are in 300 feet while
at the north end they have Just begun
the tunnel proper 1t will take about
hVe months, with the present force, to
complete this work. Steamboat Pilot.
Prof. Sackett has been confined to
his bed for several days past as the
result of running greasewood thorn
into his knee the fore part of last
week. He thought little of the mat
ter at first, but it became sore and
swollen to such an extent that he was
compelled to call physician. He is
on duty again this morning. but not
without the aid of crutches, however.
Grand Valley News.
The man who wrote this is not a
in an exchange is not minister, but
a newspaper chap who has had an
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