The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01

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During the past week the government
thernenstss has fingered szeuad the
zero point co.siderabss, falling below
Is far Is eight dssreea Sunday sftes-
.sea aAA sight thing iseksA ssnstAinz
like ~ - tine vhixnss - the plains
Of Ka.sas ~ NebNska, bat its assn&iSa
was brief Of course. 1t could sss -
lo,s in this calm, secluded sPot.-kifIe
keveille.
The cxttlemen in Denver dOA't like
the present forestry leasing system and
threaten to secede OF something like
that. Anyway they "defy" the gov
erpment. If long horned steer should
get loose among . lot Of those city
cowpunchers, Denver would be all
right for grass next season, 20 far as
fertilizer would be cOneefned.-Delta
IndePeadent.
Hon. Robert E. Norvell, cur Z" Bob,"
Las intoduced bill in the lower branch
Of the Ninteenth General Assembly
a. king for the creation of . new ju-
dicial district to be composed of the
counties of Noffat, Routt, Grand ana
Jackson. If the bill becomes . Law
1t will necessitate the appointment of
district judge district attorney, two po
sitions which all lawyers aspire to-
Hayden Republican
Mayor Speer, who Is now travelling in
Egypt, admits that the sphinx made a
great hit with him. Standing out prom
iuently from the naked plains, it has
held commanding position for cen
turies, and yet it never butts in with
criticism or advice on public matters,
but keeps its thoughts to itself. In this
respect it reminded Mayor Speer of his
old friend Tom Patterson, because it is
so different.-Lamar Sparks
For optimism under discouraging
circumstances you must hand it to the
cheerful country editor. Last week
editor Lytle of the Meeker Herald con
suited the Official thermometer and
found that it was 10 degrees below
zero He also noted that his coal pile
was not what it used to be. But wha.
be wrote wss simply this: "We need
. drop in the mecury such - We had
last Monday night to kill off the Nj
crobes. lamar Sparks.
some people have = peculiar twist In
their makeup. They will take . paper
for . year or two, and whom asked to
pay for it sAy: "I never subsesibed
es "I paid once, but lost my receipt. y
Nhefs will move sway and not netif,
the editor and allow him to keep on
sending it week after week to THEN
former address. These are only = few
of the many ways some people have OF
heating" an editor out of . littl-
messIey years subscription, which
means lot of worry and work for him
to print papers and pay postage for
these dead beats ''-DeBeque New
Fra
The Sentinel is pleased to note that
Mrs. Dakota Swinehsrt has won the
first heat in the contest case. That
word reached Steamboat on Wednesday
evening from the land o'fice At Glen
wood springs. Mrs. swinehart's hus
bad disappeared from Steamboat .
number Of yesrs ago. he has never
been heard from since. Nfs. 6winsaart
attempted to make final proof on the
homestead, but she was handicapped BY
contest filed by james Smith, backed
no doubt BY othes parties. Che has
spent coasidefsble money on the ranch.
all furnished by her cons, and she
should be given title to the property
Steamboat Sentinel.
Since Vic Wilson has quit the news
paper business he is making more
money than he knows what to do with.
On Sunday he reached Steamboat and
on Monday when the thermometer reg
istered Is below he started for Hahn .
Peak, returning on Tuesday evenins
with . check in his pockets larger than
sost banks in Reutt county would care
70 sasA. Vic Wilson has sold the Dsvs
NoessA anthfaeite coal tract to N out.
side syndicate and tho check represent
ID his first eonnission. Whca the see-
ed iastallnsat 10 paid % the peopsety
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