The Glenwood post., 1907-01-12

MI. and Mrs Smith leave tomorrow
or Monday for their trip to California.
Hope their vacation will prove pleas
ant and beneficial. New Castle Dem
ocrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Chapman leave
for Mexico next Sunday. After viist-
ing several weeks with his mother
and other relatives they will return to
Divide creek where Mr. Chapman has
fled on some land. Rifle Reveille.
While the statement may not be
given credence, it is nevertheless
fact that Rio Grande train No. 3 came
into Rife on time on New Year day,
something which has not occurred,
we believe, since the year of the "big
wind in Ireland Rifle Telegram
On January the railroad annual
pass carrier took a back seat along
with the receiver of rebates, and no
doubt the railroad officials are just as
we'll satisfied, or more SO, as the COM
mon people. Now that free rides are
a thing of the past, the railroads
should easily be able to reduce rates.
Craig Courier.
Rev. Lew L. Thomas left on No 5
on Wednesday for Los Angeles in
response to a telegram saying that his
brother was dying there. He had
been expecting the bad news for sew
eral days, and had announced in his
pulpit last Sunday that he feared he
would be called away on the sad mis-
sion, although hoping for better news
from the West -Salida Mail.
A Ieiseniss, who is at present 10.
Gated near Cisco. Utah, is in town
and is painting in glowing colors the
opportunities for the investor in farm
and stock lands in the vicinity of
Cisco. AL has discovered new
brand of whiskers which he is now
displaying to admiring Rifle denizens,
which give him the appearance of a
Mormon elder Rifle Telegram.
Orson Garrison has filed on land di
rectly south of his father and brother,
Fred, on Grand mesa. This makes
three Garrison ranches adjoining each
other. They will soon have county
lo1ynfo1 70 Iry for OF
"heats'' on the farms they will con
tinue to take your picter'' at the old
stand under the firm name OF Garrison
Brothers. Rifle Reveille.
A new baby, the first in the family.
arrived in Jefferson county home,
which is not in Golden, one day not
many months ago. The fond parents
were anxious to weigh the little fell
low but had no scales in the house.
Fortunately the ice man made his
daily call and his scales were pressed
into service. Much to the surprise
of papa and mamma, the baby weigh
ed 43 pounds. Golden Globe.
90
a system of reservoirs on upper
Divide creek is the latest enterprise.
and formal announcement of the
launching of the project may be ex-
pected in short time. Eastern cap
ital. seeking a FIVE per cent invest
ment. is behind the scheme, and
when once undertaken it will be
pushed as fast as possible. Such a
thing will mean a great deal to the
development of this part of Grand val
ley. New Castle Democrat.
The more sugar factories there are
built the more confident will the farm
er feel that he will get his share out
of the business. So long as he has
the privilege of dropping back to
raise alfalfa and feeding it to the
sheep. the Colorado farmer will never
fear being made the victim of munop-
olistic greed. If there is more in
dependent man on earth than the Col
orado farmer he has yet to appear. -
Denver Republican.
F. w. Fairfield has two immense
coal veins on the property he is work
ing. He first developed the larger
vein but finally cross s.cut to the small
er, a TO- foot vein, and was carrying it
ahead. Recently section of the
vein slid into the old workings of the
larger one. The piece of vein meas.
nres 10x30x1O0 feet in size. Freem
has notion to express this, the larg-
est piece of detached coal in America,
to Denver as an exhibit from Rio
Blanco county. Meeker Review.
The lypchinp of Leburp at Las Ami