The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15

ny poxF0aixlh8 AemD aoecAoAho yOa
are rewarded BY hsviag SO satsspsis-
ing aesehaaas at hsns. FatFsaiss
then and they viii benefit you In
more ways than eAs. You ere rewarded
by seeing your patronage and the is-
fiueAee Of your patronage in building
up and naintaining your own town.
Patronize home merchants, home in
dustry and home enterprise Of all kinds
in preference to those Of any other
place. Spend your money at home.
with Naopae who havp interests in
your town. BY doing 20 this town is
kept up, property is made more val
uable, eoavenienees are enlarged and
opportunities for financial improve
Aents are opened.
TIE division of Twin Falls county
and an agricultural college for the town
Of Twin Falls were both turned down
by the Legislature. The different in
terests over there got into . quarrel
inspired by selfish interests, and they
were given the same correction that IL
administered to children who NANTES.
the same Questionable traits. they
were roundly spanked and sent home.
And then Jerome got the appropriation
for its potato and sugar beet expert
mental station. Then and not until
then.-Jerome Idaho) News.
There is no real need for the crea-
tion of new counties in Colorado at
this time. The demand for them comes
from real estate speculators and office
seekers. In most cases it means an
additional burden Of taxation for the
people Of the district affected, with
out any corresponding benefits. II the
county division bills now pending
should get through both houses of the
assembly Governor Ammons will have
An opportunity to do the right thing
by vetoing them.-LAmar Sparks.
Mr.. A. Cheek, the genial assistant
road master on the Moffat road at Hot
eulphur Spring., and his nea were
called ost 70 20 70 tie top Of The Hill
70 aid In Fosting ths NOV of tse track
70 - 70 allow the trains to climb the
Hump. At Fraser they learned that
their services were not needed and
were transported back to their start
ing point. Why not send 'em down to
Mexico. It just takes Cheek to put
down that rebellion.-Middle Park
Times.
The newspapers continue to receive
barrels of "news' copy booming ex-
positions, entertainments and shows
all over the country. This they ex-
pect to be used by the country edi-
tor without cost to the promoters Of
the schemes. We notice some Of the
papers are publishing this stuff and
this paper sometimes does, but the
way the newspapers are being treated
nowadays, they are rank suckers every
time they print . line Of it.-Ridgway
Sun.
A number Of ceyotes-a million st
least-have been making the early
morning hours dideous with their yells
from the top Of Battle Noantain re-
Gently. Their usual Stand ID almost
directly shove the domicile Of the edi-
tor Of this paper and We are getting
tired Of having our carly morning slum-
here disturbed, and threaten to 60
cunning for coyote one Of these morn
ines.-Red Cliff New1
W. g. Parkison, Of the Eagle Valley
Telephone company, was in town the
first Of the week looking after bus.
iness interests. Mr.. Parkison says he
believes that Eagle will have 5000
population within the next three
months. He also says It will BE-
permanent town and not . boon for
. fsw nentAs.-Hasle Enterprise.
W6sn . rssideat of Rsat* county
starts for Denvef Or other satsids psint,
betwee. December and July, Ae shssld
pesviAs hnsslf With rsu Il Tie
"lsnegfeeA" The westAse aea dsss
not deal any tse hDdly with ths
Becky Assataia rsgio.s ed - eaa
nevsr ten just whsa yos win sst aask.
-YaApa LaaAse.
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sAAznRicnA;a3 fOs thi. ssu1tJ & re
have . pst IN ~ Asas in ~ valley
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