The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25

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rAe Ell Assren ssiIai.g - GrsAd
avenue is bsias pat in sssditisa for
occupancy by Max Sssrt.nsa sf tAs
Fair stoss vAs vill sssa - esAOs4 r.
v.eass Ais prssess qsastess which ass
to be torn down to make rooo fer tAs
new Citizens. National bank building.
Harry H. French, supervisor Of the
Holy Cross National forest, leaves to-
day for Denver where for the next
week or ten days he will be in attend
ance at the annual meeting Of forest
supervisors for District which com
prises Colorado, Wyoming, South Da-
kota, Kansas and Nebraska.
Arthur Haley, superintendent Of the
Mutual Light, Heat and Power con
p.ny, and Miss Daisy Morgan were mar
ried At the Methodist parsonage last
Sunday afternoon, Rev. G. +. Klein
performing the ceremony in the pres
ence Of the groom . sister, 4is Mac
cabee Haley and Mr.. Leonard kilfoy.
The initial steps have been taken to
organize an irrigation district to in
clude the big mess of fine hand between
Gypsum and Eagle. This enterprafe
has been contemplated for several years
but the cost has always seemed well
nigh prohibitive. 1t is to be hoped that
some one has At last figured it out OH
. basis that is within reason.
Fer So u DafgaiA-4sl acres Of
land with No. / water right in Alberta,
Canada, close to two railroads; %0O
acres in cultivation, all fenced, with
house and bsrn. Produced over 10000
bushels Of grain in 1919. A snap for
some one who wants = good farm. |!
will take good securities for pay.
lis wM. DOUGAN.
Notwithstanding We had the coldest
weather in years . couple weeks ago
Monday and Tuesday mornings Of this
week presented anything but Italian
weather, the thermometer registering
IA and l6 degrees respectively below
zero. And that isn't al. The weather
man has the audacity to inform us that
We are scheduled for another very cold
snap in about . week.
Last Wednesday Afternoon Justice
Squire performed his first marriage
ceremony after his induction into his
new office, the parties to the contract
being l. B. Hillman of Cardiff and Mrs.
Anna b. Hughes of Kansas City. II
is said that the couple sought the ser
vices of the justice after two minis
ters had declined the job, the rules OF
their respective churcnes not regarding
with favor the marriage Of divorced
persons.
Hon. Horace Mann has favored the
Post with a copy of House bill No. l54
which he has introduced in the lower
house providing for the branding and
marking of live stock and for the
recording Of brands and marks in the
office of the state board Of stock in
spection commissioners. As the bill
reaches us just as We are preparing to
90 to press We cannot take time to
read it until after this issue of the pa
per is out, but presume this is bill in
accordance with the endorsement of the
Colorado Stockgrowers association in
ther session in Glenwood last summer.
Thanks to the energy put into the Oc-
casion by Joe Breeder and other friends
the benefit dance arranged for Steve
McDermott last Saturday night was
great success. Mr.. Breeder had the
pleasure of sending check for 800 to
Mrs MeDermott. Of the amount real
lied from the dance, John Brooks SOLD
fDO WbElh VI tiChets Outsihc at i"7
door: June Carey sold $50 worth, Frank
Brooks $40, and Hugh Reineeke $50
worth. J. ]. Walsh contributed $2.75
|as commission on the supper served.
The hall cost $l2.50 and the printing
$3.50, both bills being reduced on ae-
count of the object, while the orches-
ira played for $7.5O-just half the usual
rate.-Marble Booster.
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The case of the People against
Linsley came before Justice Squire
Tuesday ON . change Of venue from JUS
eice Rice's court, and on motion OF
John D. Fillmore, representing the dis-
triet attorney, the case was dismissed.
Linsley was charged with assaulting'