The Glenwood post., 1908-09-05

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Two young men from shoshons got
into an argument on Seventh street
yesterday afternoon which descended
into astic exhibition. One of them
paid d and costs to Judge Hsdden to
settle his account with the law. The
other was not assessed.
Grand Valley will send the greatest
fruit exhibit to the Tri-county fair ever
seen on the western slope, is the word
receive from the lively little fruit cen
ter. The fruit crop is going to be big
and the growers are enthusiastic over
the fair. One fare for. the round trip
has been made by both roads from all
points between Leadville and Grand
Junction, half rates on stock and free
transportation on exhibits.
Following the regular ball game yes
terday afternoon the newsboys lined up
against bunch of Eagles practicing
for next Sundays contest with the
Elks and a warm game resulted, &C.
counts of the outcome which differ.
According to the newsboys they won
by score of 13 to 12, while the other
side says it was tie when the game
was called on account of darkness.
The Democrats of Garfield county are
in session in Rifle today in county
convention. for the purpose of select
ing delegates to the coming state con-
vention to be held in Pueblo. At the
time the Post goes to press the dele
gates have not been selected and but
little other business has been transact
cd. A report of the proceedings will
be given tomorrow.
Passenger business on the Rio Grande
in and out of Glenwood, as well as
through traffic, is keeping up remark.
ably well for this late in the season
according to Local Agent Exeter, al.
though the general volume of business
is probably slightly less than last yea,
owing to the effects of the panic in the
east. Next year banner season is
looked for.
The Democrats of Eagle county met
in county convention at Gypsum Satur
day aud nominated the following tick
ct: For county clerk, Frand Nussbaum;
treasurer, A. S. Little; assessor, N
Buchholz; sheriff, Frank aFrnum; sup
erintendent, J. H. Troendly; commits
sioners, Frank Smith, Charles Mayher
county Judge, Pat Togue; coroner, DR.
Gilpin; surveyor. w. H. Lea; repre-
sentative, James w. Dowd.
Miss Anna Phelps, teacher in thu
government Indian school at Phoenix
Arizona, will leave this evening to as
sumo her duties for the coming year
Miss Phelps has spent delightful va
cation, visiting her brother, DIR. E. A
Phelps Of the Glenwood sanitarium ant
her sister, Mrs. Sayre who is ais,
spending the summer in Glenwood.
part of her vacation was spent on ,
camping and fishing trip in the Whit
river country and this proved move
and very enjoyable experience. Mis-
Phelps is a good friend of Miss Bes
White, well known in Glenwood, who il
clerk in the above institution.
Ollie Thorson came home from Denve
yesterday morning and when he alight
ed from the train left his trousers il
the Pullman. They were recovered l:
hours later after considerable telegraph
ing by Agent Lowe. 1t may be said
however, by way of explanation, tina
postmasters are more fortunate thai
editors and sometimes have two pair
Of trousers. This happened to be on,
of those times for Ollie and he wa
therefore saved considerable embar
rassment. When the story was frs
started on the street Mr.. Thorson
friends did not understand that he wa
so well supplied.
From Tuesdays Daily Post.