The Glenwood post., 1913-11-29


town would be . great convenience
for the public. 1t would add largely
to the appearance of the town, ami,
after all, it is the appearance which
counts largely in the upbuilding of any
town.-DeBeque New Era.
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Howard Gibler has just purchased q
new Gray gasoline engine to be used
on mis- ranch on Roam creek. He will
put it in use and make electric lights
for his home, barn and henhouse. He
will also utilize the engine for pump,
ing water and saving wood. 1t is 4
4borse power.,DeBeque New Era.
Mrs. Vim. Won Mueller, wife of the
former publisher Of the News, leaves
this Saturday for Lewis, Iowa, where
she will visit this winter with rela-
tives. She will be met here by her
parents, Mr.. and Mn. David Richard
son, of Palisade, who will accompany
her back to their old home.-Granl
Valley News.
Congressman Ed Taylor stopped Of
here Friday for an hour or two while
on his way to Paonia. He was met by
a few of the democrats and made =
very nice visit. 1t seems as though the
enthusiasm over the visit of congress
man does not rise to q very white
heat in this community, as Mr.. Taylor's
coming did not create any more interest
than that of any ordinary visitor
North Fork Times.
J. Foster Jenney returned from
Grand Junction the early part Of the
week. Mr.. Jenney, while at the
metropolis Of the Grand, purchased ten
head of young thoroughbred Holstein
eows. II more of our ranchers would
follow this precedent, this locality
would noon have sufficient inducenents
in the way Of milch cows 10 warrant
tie establishment Of . substantial
erss.ery.-Grand Valley News.
Il is aid chicken stealing 10 getting
10 Be quite prevalent in Lake City.
I,Asmuch ~ We have no chickens (of
sur swn), though all Of our neighbors
have plenty, we are really not in po-
sition to make much Of holler against
this repre- hen 'sible practice. The
owners Of them are entitled to all the
consolation they can get out Of the fact
that this great government Of ours has
a law protecting "migratory" birds
Lake City Times.
James Ferrill was in town last Mon
day from Garfield creek. Jim says he
is thinking seriously Of moving away
because the county commissioners, in
the last three years, have not done a
thing to better the roads on Garfield.
He takes good care of that fine team
he owns and if he does move, it will
not be so much on his own account as
it would be to better the condition Of
his champion pullers of Garfield coun-
ty.-New Castle Democrat.
Peter w. Phipps. one of the well
known stockmen of Routt county, hal
in . two-car shipment of cattle. They
were steers of extra good quality and
carrying good flesh and sold to packers
at *7.55 straight, the highest price paid
here this week. The steers averaged
1,l37 pounds, bringing = total Of 1854
per head. Mr.. Phipps has one Of the
finest herds in that part Of the state
and his shipments never fail to give =
good account Of themselves.-Record
etoekmAn-
The progressive party may be right
in some things, but it is very wrong
II it is trying to again force Teddy On
t'le people Is their president. He held
that office once and what did he d.!
II he had 80 many good taings for the
country it is strange he held them back
for another term. 1t looks like . ease
Of ambition. "A man having the oppor-
tunity he has had and did not make
good cannot expect the people to have
much confidence in him.-Eagle Coun.
ty News.
The Courier is in receipt Of letter
from W. H. Paul, general traffic man.
ager Of the d. 4 g. L. railroad, in
which he states that, according TO .
prominent Denver commission firm, the
potatoes most in popular favor are the
Russet Burbank, Red Mcclure and