The Glenwood post., 1910-06-11
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Iona is to have a newspaper.

Craig will raise saloon licenses from
$500 to $3.50.
The new sewer system at Brush will
cost sSs.741.
La Veta will have a creamery In
operation, soon.
The Bulge is new newspaper Just
launched at Silt
Uncle Joe" Roberts Of Telluride IL
dead at the age Of "a.
A trades and labor assembly has
been organized at Sterling.
Bonds will be issued for new
school building at Genoa.
The ladies' OF the Eastern Star have
organized chapter at Palisade.
Only five deaths were reported in
Fort Collins during the month of May.
Red Cliff and Florence have ar
ranged for Independence Day celebra-
tons.
Mrs. Ulrike Luehe, pioneer OF HUI
go, died last week at the age of eighty
three.
Holly reports the outlook good for
a record-breaking crop Of sugar beets
this year.
The Limon Herald says this years
crop in Lincoln county will be rec
ord breaker.
The Pitkin fish hatchery has "set-
ting of 100000 rainbow trout eggs in
the troughs.
The Interurban Telephone Company
at Center has been Incorporated, with
$4,000 capital
Catholics of Walsenburg contem-
plate establishing parochial school
to cost about $4,000.
Masonic ladies' of Julesburg are Or
ganizing lodge of the Order of the
Eastern Star.
Oren Gray of Yampa has killed four
bears within the past month. besides
capturing two cubs alive.
Trinidad will invite the Colorado
State Realty Dealers Association to
hold its next meeting there.
Mrs Martha Pitcock and her daugh-
ter, Miss Goldie, figured in double
wedding at Greeley Thursday.
Wattenburg. one Of the new towns
on the Denver, Laramie & Northwest
ern, is to have a newspaper.
Work has begun on the big reser-
voir Of the Southwestern Colorado
Power Company's power plant at Pit
kin.
W. l. Hall OF Berthoud was fined
5000 for his second offense at boot
logging. and the costs amounted to $50
more.
Among other crops in the vicinity
of Penrose this year will be 300 acres
OF Mexican beans. to help out the chill
industry.
H. E. Killian, a Florence restaurant
proprietor. formerly prominent in
state politics, died at his home Sunday
while drinking glass of milk.
A citizen of Two Buttes captured
young antelope on the plains the
other day and 1t is being domesticated
by one of the ladies of the town.
Eleven carloads Of machinery have
arrived at Newcastle for the Rocky
Mountain Fuel Company. which will
begin operations in that district.
Idaho Springs has put on another
metropolitan air by placing cans for
tre reception of waste paper, banana
peels, ct al, on the street corners.
Mrs. Miranda Hickman, colored,
aged seventy. former slave, stepped
in front of train at Colorado Springs
Monday and was instantly killed.
meeting of citizens Of Yuma coun-
ty will be held at Vernon on the 18th
to consider propositions that have
been made for new railroad by east
ern capitalists.
One hundred cars Of ore were for
warded from Telluride in May, being
quite an advance over the correspond
ing month last year, when eighty-two
were sent out.
The Wellington Commercial Club
was organized Friday night. The club,
among other good works. will have
charge Of the annual harvest jubilee
this fall at Wellington.
The surveyors of the new Denver &
Gulf road have reached Lamar, and
their figures show the distance from
Texhoma. Texas. to Lamar, to be 1877
miles, twelve miles less than the es-
innate
Supervisor A. l.. Stroup of the Rio
Grande national forest, with headquar-
tiers at Monte Vista, has resigned from
the forestry service and will be sue
ceeded by Prof. w ]. Morrill, late of
Colorado College.
Cash Cunningham of Wray had a
finger badly mashed one day last
week in the forenoon and in the aft
ernoon Of the same day fell off
windmill and broke four ribs. Quite
enough bad luck for one day.
A small child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Morrison of Arlington the other day
swallowed some creosote, and by
driving twenty miles to the railroad
and taking the train to Sugar City.
where physieian's services were Sc
cured. the little ones life was saved.
1t is said that car of ore from the
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