The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18

take care of Ssl Jsaes blssks.ith sAsp,
but Sol sid - vas afEail Of damage
saits for crippled hssses.-stsaabost
PiIst.
AFs. c. Il. sawyer eatertained . few
Of her friends At . dinner party given
in honor of Mrs. +. ". Dewitt of Jer-
ONE, Idaho, last Wednesday afterneos.
Mayer STREET. and wife Of Grand Val
ley nOtored out in their new Ford auto.
New Era.
johnson Brothers of Eagle topped the
market for this season, at Denver, this
week. They sold 2s 2-year-old Here
fords, averaging SSs pounds, at cents
~, ,2S6.sO for the bunch, o. nearly
go head. Twice this season the Dsa-
yer market reached e7.SO.-Neeker Re-
view.
The boy who has the freedom of the
streets after nightfall, without business
OF permission, is cultivating . very
dangerous habit. Any place where .
boy has no business IL . very danger
GUS place for him whether it is on the
street, in the store or elsewhere. A boy
that is all right ikes his home, friends,
books or Newspaper in preference to
the class found ON the streets, without
business. Business men of all kinds
look upon the boy loafer as dead beat
of the future.-Marble Booster.
A Minneapolis woman has brought
suit for divorce alleging among divers
and sundry other things, that her hus-
band put dynamite in the stove, tried
to force her to drink carbolic acid, used
her for a target for revolver practice,
ehoked her, set fire to the house while
she slept, tried to brain her with .
stick of cord wood, and attempted to
cut her throat. We take it the hus-
band was pceved over something, says
the Pueblo Chieftain.
The great majority Of people are not
falling over Themselves to congratulate
President Wilson a.d congress On the
passage Of the now tariff bill. Neither
are they doing much eriticisiag. The
people, - we'll - the nen who made
the Law, know that it is bat a. expe-
riment and not the result of careful
study, and they are waiting to see
what the result will be before denounc-
ing or giving praise. At present IL
looks Is though the farmers and stock
growers were the goats.-Craig Courier.
A1l.EEP AT fHE SWITCH
Chicago mail order houses are send
ing out 5000 tons of fall catalogues.
No wonder that the country merchant
that is "too well known to advertise "
is wondering why his former customers
are patronizing the mail order houses
and he is gradually losing out and his
former patrons are buying inferior
goods at higher prices than he could
sell them He's asleep At the switch.
Republican.
THE OLD. OLD STORY
A bunch of Meeker sports hied
themselves to Glenwood last week
accompanied by Pete Forney's hors,
Tim Wear, which they matched against
= Rifle Tor Glenwood) nag with the
poetic name of Cinderella, and Cindy,
good old gal, took the pot, said to be
$500 . side (but probably less).
Now, the Meekerites are game sports.
but they ought to have known better
than to 20 up against the hot water
bunch, who are graduates in the game:
The Neeker crowd say they were
snly out their passage money, grub bill
and some ineidentals. They also report
that their horse made the event on
three legR. OF eeafse a excuse 70 noe:
sssary ina esss like this, and any ed
exeuss win d IN . pinch.
Dst-ws Aass - - tAsss snart
Gbswssd bseks gse ssf sssa eeia.-
Meeker HsealA.
CAR Y0U 11A1 T9p
D1sing ~ Fsesat e1sninaeisa fer
sseehsfs in Dssts esanty - fsllswing
vas 80 Il ths ai6iealt qsestasas pss-
Psanded 70 tie ys9ne laaiaa- "WAat
b Pasteurised Nkf"
Aneag the numerous aasWeFs tie fol-
lswing appeared: "Paseeari,ed Mix
is Obtained fron Gown that ase Deaeed
in PAstures.n
TIE answer b nsariy sqsal 70 tAe 90