The Glenwood post., 1910-04-23


The Ladies of the G. A. r. have or
ganized Circle at Colorado City.
N. A. Altman, a well-known Cripple
Creek mine operator, died Sunday.
A new telephone line has been
strung between Pinnace and Dunk.
ley.
New ostmlsters-Frank F. Heath.
Ames; Joseph M. Cravens, Sugar
City.
Judge S. S. Worley of Holyoke has
offered to donate to his town ground
for q park
Joshua Walbridge. a Routt county
pioneer. died at Hayden at the age OF
eighty-three.
The Grover Telephone Company pro-
poses to extend its lines from Grover
to Cheyenne.
Warren Geiger has been appointed
postmaster at Delagua and Eva B.
Burt at Watervale.
Mrs. Julia Ives died at Idaho Springs
at the age of 76 She was a pioneer
Of Clear Creek county.
Anton Renzi, laborer at Concrete.
had his leg broken in three places by
a fall from a ledge.
Mrs. Cassinda Lane, Phillips
county pioneer, died near Holyoke.
at the age Of eighty.
The Garfield County Commercial
Association met at New Castle Friday
to plan campaign of publicity.
Red Cliffs new commercial organ
ization is called the Better Red Cliff
Club. 1t will try for waterworks first.
The Golden smelter is buying ore, =
and will be blown in within I'd
days. The recent improvements cose
100000.
Leader is a new postoffice estab-
lished twelve miles northeast of By
ers and is in charge of Mrs. Matilda
Woolsey.
A petition to organize the Bear
river irrigation district has been
granted by the Routt county Com,
missioners.
Settlers on Fertilization creek.
Routt county. are applying for the es-
tablishment of a postoffice on the
Skiles ranch.
Yampas' new waterworks are near
ing completion and call has been
published for meeting to organize
fire department.
Automobile service has been estab.
lished between San Acacio, the pres
ent terminus of the San Luis South
ern railroad. and Questa, N. M.
The Boulder Commercial Associa.
tion and ChautauQua authorities will
send lecturer on a publicity trip
through Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas.
An irrigation district in the neigh.
borhood of Lay and Maybell is in pro.
cess Of formation. Water will be Sc.
cured from the Elk river.
Windsor farmers have pledged milk
from 1000 cows for the condensed
milk factory to be built by new York
firm, probably in Windsor.
A new town will be established.
twelve miles east of Num- and thL s4l
five miles west Of Grover. on the w.
posed new Burlington line.
The Montrose Commercial Associa.
tion will act with the local 1. o. o. F.
lodge to try to get the State Odd Eel.
lows Home located at Montrose.
Denver Catholic churches and socie.
ties have assumed the task of raising
100000 for the new House OF the
Good Shepherd, soon to be built.
Brush ladies have Somerset club.
The report of recent meeting gives
the name of the member having the
highest score, but the Accomplishment,
is not named.
The postmaster at Greeley has de-
cided that general delivery boxes at
his office will not be rented to school
girls. This privilege has been q scan
dalbreeder all over the country.
The Colorado Springs Council has
passed an ordinance permitting physi-
clans to make emergency calls at
high speed. II they display the proper
signal.
o. H. P. Baxter. Pueblo pioneer.
died there Friday at the age of Is.
John Hill of Evans attempted sui.
eide while despondent. Securing
rope. and throwing it over a rafter Of
the room. Hill tied one end around
his neck and stepped on q table. The
neighbors arrived in time to prevent
Hill from strangling to death.
The opening Of regular train service
on the San Luis Southern between
Blanca and San Acacio last week was
celebrated at both towns and attended
By many visitors from nsighbortng;
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