The Glenwood post., 1910-02-12
THE LOCAL NEWS OF GLENWOOD


Among the Glenwood and Garfield
county republicans to go to Denver for
the love feast We're Ollie Thorson, W.
S Parkison. Attorney A. L. Beardsley,
County Treasurer MacRae, c. C. Parks
and Ed Wallace.
The young people of the Presbyte
rian church had charge of the evening
service last Sunday and treated large
ture the young people will have full
charge of the service on the first Sun
day night of each month.
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Postmaster Thorson had blood in his
eye Thursday morning of this week
when he came to the Office and found
that some unknown petty thief had
stolen another electric light globe from
the lobby. Mr.. Thorson announces that
some half dozen of the globes have
been stolen since the office was moved
into the new building.
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Raymond Kock, the automobileolo-
gist, returned Sunday from Denver
where he spent few days talking over
old times with the imam bird'' who
made some fifty thousand people look
up to him in the capital city. Ray
mond announces that Paulhan was well
pleased with Colorado, but criticised
the crowds actions in no uncertain
terms.
Shufold Dow Reynolds died last Sat
urday at Basalt and was buried Sunday
in the Basalt cemetery by w. H. Far
mum. The young man was 25 years of
age and was a nephew of Mrs. E. B.
Kelley who is now visiting in New
Orleans. Mrs. Kelly telegraphed orders
for temporary burial at Basalt, but
will later have the body removed to
the young man $ childhood home at
Reynolds, Miss.
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In the district court at Aspen last
Saturday in the case of John NJ. Dod
son VS.. Albert Maurin, Judge Shumate
issued an injunction against the de-
fendant restraining him from running
water in his ditch in such quantity as
to overflow and damage the lands of
the plaintiff. 1t ought to be apparent
to those who have listened to Judge
Shumate decisions from the bench
or read them in the papers, that man
who turns i'll to his ditch more water
than is decreed to him or more
than his ditch will carry will be
held responsible for the excess. No
one should be allowed to turn water in.
discriminatory into a ditch to the dam
age of his neighbors, even If he owns
the entire ditch and enough water to
fill it.
DIR. Howard, the veterinarian, was
called up from Grand Junction early
this week to examine Amos Ralston 3
horses which had been suffering from
| an unknown disease. He found the
horses suffering from pleuro pneumo-
MIA. One of the best ones he had died
before the doctor reached the ranch.
All affected animals We're carefully
stabbed and given treatment and the
| others We're isolated and will be given
preventative treatment. Mr.. Ralston
had considerable trouble in locating
DIR. Howard. but finally found him in
Fruita and in this he thinks he was
fortunate as he says he stood good
show to lose $4,000 worth of horses.
As soon. as the doctor diagnosed the
case he began treatment with specific
he has used with great success in such
cases and then wired to Denver for a
serum which is used in this disease on
the same principle as antitoxin is used
in diphtheria. All the diseased ami
mails are now better and all will proba.
bly, recover, but Ralston thinks he had
narrow escape from heavy loss.
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