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The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05
THAT'S GRATITUDE"

We are again forced to ask, "Will
wonders ever CEASE During the re-
cent campaign the saloon men are said
to have gone down the line for Dis.
trict Attorney Gentry. No one seem
ed to know why they should do so,
but it is claimed they did and now We
see by the Avalanche that he is going
to swoop down on the unsuspecting
little white line. Oh Me! Oh Ny.
'Thats Gratitude. e.
Here is what the Avalanche had to
say in its issue of Tuesday evening:
"The following communication was
received from District Attorney Gen.
try and the saloon men of this district
will find it of interest to them:
Saloon Law Must Be Obeyed.
The midnight and Sunday closing
law, the law against selling whisky to
minors, the law against gambling and
the keeping of gambling devices, etc,
will be strictly enforced from this
time on throughout the Ninth Judicial
district.
The business man, the farmer, the
humble beggar is held and made to ac.
count to the law when he violates it,
He is charged with knowing what the
law is, end the law makes no distinc-
tion between person or place, and it is
my sworn duty to enforce the law.
We have a law forbidding the sale
of intoxicants to minors, n midnight
and Sunday closing law law against
gambling and the keeping of gamb-
ling devices, ect.
The violation of these laws will be
promply prosecuted.
JAMES c. GENTRY
District Attorney.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05
GRAND VALLEY

Misscrs. Wilson, Watson. Wasson
Esho. Banter. Yeoniary, Tracy and
Hurlburt shipped out a train load of
cattle to the Denver market the Goth
Messers. Granlee and Cox have a.
bout completed the repairs on the En-.
terprise phone line up Parachute Creek
Houses are greatly in demand in
Grand Valley, none being vacant and
many families would move into town
ii they could secure dwellings. A
good business prospect if some one
would build as rents are high.
Farmers who have held their hay
are in the swim. A hay buyer is
now in this vicinity offering $1,000 per
ton and can not buy much at that
price.
The social club for the married folk
was noted a decided success. Ma.
danes sipperell, T. E. Baily and G. T.
Bailv are committee to serve the
refreshments for Dec. 4th.
Mrs. Chas. Patterson has been on the
sick list for several days the past
week
The young pepole are enjoying the
fne skating on the river.
A family from Aspen have rented
the Charley White house. Their names
are Matsen.
Frank Popple shipped his Ben Dav-
is apples 1onday,at . good price.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05
Several bouses are in process of cree

Several houses are in process OF cree
tion. but they are all engaged as soon
as the first board is nailed, and as
soon as the contract is let.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Holmes left the md. for
an indeffinate stay in Wisconsin. Her
many friends here. will miss her.
Mrs. Annie Conley, daughter of Mrs
Holmes, has moved to Grand Junction
having sold their property ON Cache
Creek for 100000,
Clarence Tracy of Hurlburts and
Tracy Real Estate firm, will stop at
Aspen on his return trip from Denver
to look in to a real estate deal Win
Aspen parties.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05
Weekly Post $500 per year.

The Young Ladies Guild of st Bar
nabas Episcopal church has been re
organized and will meet regularly in
the future. The young ladies met
at the home of Atty. C. w. Darrow
Friday afternoon of this week.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

President and Mrs. Roosevelt cele-
brated the twenty-second anniversary
of their marriage December 2. There
was no grand disply of pomp and big
doings, but the affair was cery quiet
In fact Glenwood people failed to even
notice the echo
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

We understand that Glenwood is to
have an auditorium. Very good: that
is one of the things everyone in the
county, and a lot outside of the county,
will derive a benefit from-Grand Val
lev News.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05
LIVE
CITY
NEWS

George L. Young was among our
visitors from Carbondale Tuesday.
Ed Slaughter, a prominent ranchei
of near Gypsum was in this city
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. p. Stephenson returned from
an extended visit with relatives i'll
Nebraska.
Warranty Deed. Luella Secrist to
d. E. Eakins, lot l, block X, Rife. Con.
sideration, $475.
Ed. Powell of Aspen, who was in
the city for several days, returned to
his home the first of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wallace, who
have spent several days visiting in
Fort Collins, returned home Monday
night
MI 81 w L. VI paSt'ii 10 Ia
Glenwood. II is said she will stay in
our city until Santa Claus makes his
annual visit.
The Grand Junction Aspen football
game that was a sure thing for De
cember 3, was called off and another
date will be selected.
J. Consius, DR.. +. NJ Williams and
Everett C. Rudy were among our visi-
tors from New York this week. They
registered at the Glenwood.
Public Trustee to H. r. Gibson,
south half of southwest quarter, section
two and southeast quarter of southeast
quarter, section 3, township s, range 90.
Mrs. Perley Wason of Rifle was at
tending district court Wednesday She
was plaintiff in the ease, "Frankie
Wason VS.. Rifle Power & Irrigation
Company"
John Jordan, who visited in Salt
Lake City for a couple of weeks, re
turned to this city Monday night. He
tried for employment in the Utah city,
but failed to connect
Aspen Elks will hold memorial ser
vices for their dead brothers Sunday.
number of Glenwood people hold
membership in the Aspen lodge and
will probably attend in a body.
Jos. Johnson of Victor died at the
county hospital Tuesday morning of
consumption. He was member of the
Elks.
A letter received early this week
from Chester Duncan, formerly employ
ed by the Wells Fargo Express com
pany in this city, but who has been in
Reno, Nevada. for several weeks, said
the young Glenwood boy was all right
and having good time.
1t is claimed here that Divide Creek
people are up in arms and do not want
DIR. Lockard of New Castle to be ap
pointed Division Engineer. This would
indicate that the democrats are still
up in the air with little prospect of
landing gently when the pie is cut.
district Cnntrv canmS
have turned over a new leaf several
days before the regular leaf turning
time arrives And the saloon men went
down the line for him during the re
cent campaign. How ungrateful som.
people are after all that has been done
for them.
Mrs j. b. Taylor of Avon visited this
week with her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Howard on Bennett avenue. Four gen
erations of this family were thus gath
cred together in Glenwod Mrs. Taylor
her daughter Mrs. Howard, grand
daughter, Mrs Reeves and great grand
daughter, Ruby Reeves.
b
" Hey there! l want a full page in
your paper" Thus spoke John Van
Hook Tuesday morning to the Post
reporter. 81 have fine eight pound
girl at my home. She just arrived this
morning at 3:30.' After talking an
other minute or two, Mr.. Van Hook said
"Guess you had better give me two
full pages in the paper
c. C. Parks expects to leave for Den
-, ka ~;
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05
Weekly Post $500 per year.

NJ. II. Waldo came TO Glenwood
Wednesday from his ranch near Eeaglc
He reports having raised the banner
oats of his section. They averaged &c
bushels per acre and weighed 46 lbs.
per bushel.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

The United States and Germany
have arranged a new postal rate for
letters passing between the two coun-
trys. Beginning January first the rate
will be but two cents.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

Fourteen "vags' were started ont
of town Thursday morning by the city
nolice. They were first hailed before
Magistrate Hedden and as two of then,
had money, they were fined 81 and
costs. They paid the fine and Joined
the twelve and left for other fields.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

Deacon Jones of the Glenwood
barber shop is happy. He has been
provided with neat stand and seat
for his patrons, who seek a shine.
The Deacon is a red hot republican
and Taft's election assured him of
the needed prosperity to warrant the
new fixtures.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05
Weekly Post $500 per year.

Rev. J. Wallis Oil was up from
Grand Junction Thursday. While here
he packed the private papers of the
late Bishop Knight and otherwise pre-
pared the late home for renting.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

The Thomas cattle stealing ease is due
to come up in Aspen next week. II will
be remembered that a number of hides
were found in pond on the Thomas
ranch some months ago. This find was
made after it was claimed Thomas
was seen coming in from the range with
a calf that belonged to another ranch
er. The ease will no doubt attract
great deal of attention over the western
slope.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

Cattlemen. who are returning from
posed of their stock, report receiving
fancy prices. This is another evidence
of the benefits to he derived from G.
lecting republican president and n
congress that will protect American
products.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

1t is now generally believed by off.
GERS of the capital that Mrs. Reed, the
woman who threatened to blow Mrs.
Phipps to atoms unless that lady fork.
ed over some 100000, is at the head
of a dangerous band of criminals with
headquarters wherever Mrs Reed hap.
pens to hang out for rest.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

S. r. Burger, the well known Lead
vile eye specialist announces that he
will be here again at the Glenwood
Hotel, for three days, Dec. 6, and 5
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. No
charges for consultation.
WANTED-Lady or gentleman of
fair education to travel for line of
household articles and specialties. Sal
ary, %. so per day above expenses. Ad-
dress the Alexander Supply company,
1856 Dearborn ST., Chicago, III. l2-5-st
Ieadville s milk men were given
sudden scare the other morning. f. B.
Coulter, chief food inspector of state
was in the Cloud City and asked for
the milkmen to call at the court house.
As soon as a milk man came up. Mr..
Coulter purchased pint of his milk or
cream. This milk will be tested and
Mayor Rose of Leadville says if the
standard required by law is not found,
the milkmen will have to hide out
G. o. Beal of Gypsum was in the
city this week.
Weekly Post $500 per year.
J. L. Cusman came in from Eagle
Thursday night.
Sheriff Zimmerman went to Grand
Valley Thursday night.
A. E. Gill was down from Gulch this
week and spent a few days at the
| Grand.
Col. B F.. Montgomery came over
from Meeker to attend the meeting of
| farmers.
Evangelictic meetings begin at the
Methodist Church on Wednesday;
| Special music and chorus.
A. George, II. G. Brown, r. H
| Thompson, r. J. Smith and D. r. Har.
low of Rifle were among the Glenwood
visitors Thursday
| Fancy articles for Christmas will be
on sale at the Bazaar to-day, tSat.;
held by the ladies of the NJ. f. Church
south of Parkison IS drug store On
Grand Ave. A ID ct. lunch will be ser
we'd from IL am till 6 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Dickson returned
to Glenwood Thursday night. Mrs
| Dickson was called to the death beo
of her father in Kansas some weeks
ago and Mr.. Dickson has been at
tending the meeting of the Division
engineers in the capital city.
The Rev G. S. Parker will speak at
the Methodist Church on Sabbath
night and thus open the Sunday School
Institute which will last through Mon
day and Tuesday Several papers and
addresses will be given. All are in
vited. Many strangers will be present
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

Sheriff Zimmerman was called to
New Castle the fore part of the week
to investigate the ''Lewis holdup story
The sheriff failed to get sufficient
proof to warrant further Investigations
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05
Weekly Post So per year

this week.
Charles Burns was down from Aspen
Monday night.
F. W. Neubauer came up from New
Castle Tuesday.
W. II. Long of Carbonate was in
the city Tuesday.
wood visitor Tuesday.
W. p. Kennedy returned Tuesday
morning from Denver.
Charley Fravert of Rifle attended
district court this week.
Editor johnson of the Carbondale
Item was in this city the first of the
week.
j. H. Nelson come in from Detroit
Tuesday night and registered at Hotel
Grand.
H. C. Pattison was among thosefrom
Carbondale to attend district court
Tuesday
Edward Lorson and wife of New
Orleans, La, were at the Grand
Wednesday.
r. E. Tanner came down from Car
bondale the first of the week to attend
district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Harrison were
among Glenwood s visitors from the
capital city Monday.
George s. Webster to Jos. S Rivers
lots, 2, 3, 4, section 4, township I, range
%. Consideration, $4,000
J. A. Hamilton, H. l.. Kaiser, j. r.
Lewis and f. D. Bradford, all of Den
yer were Glcnwood visitors Tuesday.
Marriage license was issued Tuesday
by County Clerk Weir to Charles E.
Patch and Louise Everett. both of Car
bondale.
I,
Gus Gagnon and NJ. A. Landry, lot
i3 section &c and lot IA. section 81.
township Z, range IS. Consideration
s2,sOO
Emyt Sokolis and Miss Nora Shea,
Of Vermont, were in the city Wedncs-
lay. They left for Marble where it
S said they have been given employ
nent- in the Marble camp.
Anna J. Williams of Denver to Eva
VI. Tomlin of Chaffee county, east
half of northeast sixteen and one half
acres of lot T. section, 5; township,
J.; range. %. Consideration. 5000.
S. j. Bush. the new night clerk AT
Hotel Grand assumed his duties Tues,
lay night. He came from Salida and
IS well recommended by the Salda hote!
people as well as the travelling men,
who have met him.
VIM. NJ. Dinkle of the Dinkle Mere
Company of Carbondale was in attend
ance in the district court Tuesday.
He was party to the case Clown of
Carbondale VS.. Dinkle Mere. Company,
which case was heard by Judge Shu
mate Tuesday and taken under advise
ment
The Thomas cattle stealing ease is due
to come up in Aspen next week It will
be remembered that number of hides
We're found in a pond on the Thomas
ranch some months ago. This find was
made after it was claimed Thomas
was seen coming in from the range with
a calf that belonged to another ranch
er. The ease will no doubt attract a
great deal of attention over the western
slope.
w. l.. Girdner was down from Car
bondale Tuesday Mr.. Girdner is man.
ager of the Dinkle ranch He was
holding one hand to the right side of
his face and complaining of tooth
hurting. As he had just had tooth
in that vicinity pulled by local dent
tist, some were of the opinion that he
had complained of the wrong one to the
dentist. Mr.. Girdner reports the Car
bcndale creamery doing n good busi
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

wANTED-Lady or gentleman of
fair education to travel for line of
household articles and specialties. Sal
ary, 80 so per day above expenses. Ad-
dress the Alexander Supply company,
1856 Dearborn ST., Chicago, III. l2-5-st
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05
COMING AGAIN TO o1ENwooD

s. r. Burger, the well known Lead
vile eye specialist announces that he
will be here again at the Glenwood
Hotel, for three days, Dec. 6, and 5
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. No
charges for consultation.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05
Weekly Post $500 per year.

Weekly Post S2.uu per year.
VIM. Wurts was up from Rifle Thurs
day.
Ed Me Learn was up from Rifle
this week
Weekly Post $500 per year.
7. W. Long and wife were here from
Kansas City Thursday.
f. f. Sweet was a Glenwood visitor
from Carbondale Tuesday.
Judge Shumate will open district
court in Aspen next week.
trict court the past few days.
Swift Berry of sulphur Springs came
to Glcnwood Wednesday night.
The Yeomen gave an entertainment
in Dougan s hall Wednesday evening.
Henry Hasley to Fred Husk lots l,
>. 3. and T.. block 16. Silt Considera-
tion. $500.
Alex Job of Divide Creek came up
to attend the meeting of the farmers,
which is being held in this city.
James d. Roberts to Corodon II. COe
northeast quarter of northeast quarter
section &c, township 5, range %.
Warranty Deed, Henry Hasley to
L. NJ. Haslcy lots Il. Is. 10 and 30,
block H. Silt Consideration, $1.0O
Affidavit of labor on Hog Back lode
en- west branch of Miller Creek by
Adam Puckett for years 1907 and 1905
Weekly Post $500 per year.
Z. Y. McElvain was down from As
pen Wednesday night. While in the
city he was guest at the Glenwood.
The children of the Presbyterian
Sunday school will soon be very busy
preparing their Christmas entertain
ment.
The Non-swearing knights of Amcri-
ca now claim membership of over
1000 They certainly have plenty of
material to work on.
Rev. Greer A. Foote went to Aspen
Thursday morning to hold services that
evening, He returned to his home in
this city Friday morning.
Weekly Post $500 per year.
Services at st. Barnabas Church Sun
day. Sunday School at ten n. m.
Holy Communion and sermon at eleven
4. m. Evening prayer and sermon at
7:3O pm.
The entertainment and dance given
by the Glenwood Yeomcn Wednesday
evening was n very successful affair
cards and dancing were thoroughly
enjoyed by those attending
Weekly Post $500 per year.
Rev. J. Wallis Oil was up from
Grand Junction Thursday While here
he packed the private papers of the
late Bishop Knight and otherwise pre-
pared the late home for renting.
Sheriff Zimmerman was called to
New Castle the fore part of the week
to investigate the "Lewis holdup story
The sheriff failed to get sufficient
proof to warrant further Investigations
Weekly Post $500 per year.
NJ. II. Waldo came to Glenwood
Wednesday from his ranch near Eeagle
He reports having raised the banner
oats of his section. They averaged &c
bushels per acre and weighed 46 lbs.
per bushel
We understand that Glenwood is to
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05
Weekly Post $500 per year.

Don't forget to say lot of good
things for the proposed auditorium and
library. Glenwood can build both and
as the convention city of the western
slope. 1t will only take time to make
Glenwood the greatest convention city
in the state. Let's all keep the ball
rolling.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

1t is reported that W. J. Bryan will
purchase a home in Texas Some of
the political wags are already accus.
ing him of moving there to secure
senatorial toga. but we have an idea
he wants to run for president from
that state that he may be sure of car.
rying at least one of the bunch.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

Father O'Dwyer of Glenwood' was
here Sunday and held services; his text
or subject WIS. "St. John, the Bap
fist. In that st. John was the
world S first missionary, and with the
self sacrifices made by him, Father o.
Dwycr had fine opportunity for draw.
ing lessons which he did in a very con
vincing and instructive way While
Father O'Dwycr did not discourage
anyone from being ambitious, diligent
and progressive, he intimated that any
and all should be content with what
they did possess, provided it was suf-
ficient for their families and them
selves, even though it be little. The
chief object of man is not to make
only himself content, but those about
him happy and contented.-Grand Val
ley News.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

VIM. NJ. Dinkle of the Dinkle Mere
Company of Carbondale was in attend
ance in the district court Tuesday.
He was party to the case Clown of
Carbondale VS.. Dinkle Mere. Company,
which case was heard by Judge Shu
mate Tuesday and taken under advise
ment.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

The town of Grand Valley is going
ahead rapidly, not a boom. Just a
healthy growth. The bank statement,
and the shipments as obtained from
the railroad, and reports from the mcr.
chants Jnd from the farmers show
this to be our very best year, and ev.
eryone has n smile; of course there are
a few socalled knockers. just happens,
however. they are harmless-Grand
Valley News.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

C. C. Parks expects to leave for Den,
yer Sunday night. While in the capi-
tai city, he will attend the meeting OF
the Farm Commission sent out by Pres
ident Roosevelt some weeks ago. The
Denver Chamber of Commerce has ask
ed that representatives of the Glen
wood Board of Trade be on hand to
attend this meeting and it is to be hop
ed that several will see fit to go. In
addition, n number of the farmers of
this county should be there to give the
commission some pointers. If condi-
tions are not what they should be, go
and tell these people and thus drive
another nail in the coffin Of undesir-
able things. ..4. ...
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

w. l.. Girdner was down from Car
bondale Tuesday. Mr.. Girdner is man
ager of the Dinkle ranch. He was
holding one hand to the right side of
his face and complaining of a tooth
hurting. As he had just had a tooth
in that vicinity pulled by a local dent
tist, some were of the opinion that he
had complained of the wrong one to the
dentist. Mr.. Girdner reports the Car
bcndale creamery doing "A good bust
ness, but said they could not get suf-
fcient milk to run full capacity.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

Mrs. j. b. Taylor of Avon visited this
Howard on Bennett avenue. -Four gen
erations of this family were thus gath
cred together in Glenwod. Mrs. Taylor
her daughter, Mrs. Howard, grand
daughter, Mrs. Reeves and great grand
daughter, Ruby Reeves.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

The Rev G. S. Parker will speak at
the Methodist Church on Sabbat h
night and thus open the Sunday School
Institute which will last through Mon
day and Tuesday. Several papers and
addresses will be given. All are in
vited. Many strangers will be present.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

The new boulevard was completed
this week The last of the work at
this end was finished this week. Red
stone and Carbonate can now boas,
of the best automobile road in the
state. 1t is rounded up so that the
water runs both ways so that it leaves
the center dry and is on grade. The
bridges built are all of the best ma.
terial and substantially put np.-Car-
bondale Item.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

Several days ago. some fifteen 'vags
were started west along the D. & R. G
The next heard of them was in New
Castle, where three had accepted work
Some of the others were given touch
of high life and started on west
Grand Junction reports too many of
The never works.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

The entertainment and dance given
by the Glenwood Yeomcn Wednesday
evening was very successful affair.
cards and dancing were thoroughly
enjoyed by those attending.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

District Attorney Gentry seems to
have turned over a new leaf several
days before the regular leaf turning
time arrives And the saloon men went
down the line for him during the re
cent campaign. How ungrateful som.
people are after all that has been done
for them
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

One of the amusing incidents of the
"Pie Cutting of the democrats in
this city last Sunday came up when
DR.. Lockard of New Castle and Theo.
dore Rosenberg of this city announced
vision Engineer 1t is said Mr. Ros,
cnberg offered to recommend the New
Castle doctor if the latter would in turn
recommend Mr.. Rosenberg for place
on the state board of medical examn-
ers. Reports have it that Lockard was
several minutes getting hold of the
"Joker' attached and when he did,
he merely replied, "Why, you are posi-
lively frivolous, Mr.. Rosenberg"
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Dickson returned
to Glenwood Thursday night. Mrs.
Dickson was called to the death bcn
of her father in Kansas some weeks
ago and Mr.. Dickson has been at
tending the meeting of the Division
engineers in the capital city.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

Hey there! | want full page in
your paper Thus spoke John Van
Hook Tuesday morning to the Post
reporter. 81 have a fine eight pound
girl at my home. She just arrived this
morning at 3;30.' After talking an
other minute or two, Mr.. Van Hook said
"'Guess you had better give me two
full pages in the paper
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

Fancy articles for Christmas will be
on sale at the Bazaar to-day, (Sat.;
held by the ladies of the NJ. f. Church
south of Parkison' drug store On
Grand Ave. A ID ct. lunch will be ser
we'd from IL am till 6 pm.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05
Weekly Post $500 per year.

Services at st. Barnabas Church Sun
day. Sunday School at ten a. m
Holy Communion and sermon at eleven
u. m. Evening prayer and sermon at
7:3O pm.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

S. j. Bush. the new night clerk al
Hotel Grand assumed his duties Tues
lay night. He came from Salida and
IS well recommended by the Salida hotel
people as well as the travelling men,
who have met him.
The Glenwood post., 1908-12-05

A. George, II. G. Brown, r. II
Thompson. r. J. Smith and D. r. Har
low of Rifle were among the Glenwooc
visitors Thursday