The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18

dale Iten.
Horace Mann of Rifle has been choseu u
hoor leader in the lOwss house Of the
progressive.. 1t is extremely unforta-
nate that district sending Dr. Ken
nedy and Horace Mann to the lower
pier to the ssaase, Uhs u doing all he
can to block progressive legislation
Gypsun Record.
Dr. LsRossiguel uas routed ost ct
bed Thursday morning snd called to ths
nome Of George leland oa Divide
creek to attend Mrs. Fannie Lask, Whs
mad suddenly became very i'll. Alsast
four hours were required to make ths
trip over there, and because Of the bit.
ter Geld weather the life Of = physician
on such occasions : anything but q
pleasure. Telegram.
One thing We are thankful for We
are not in party that is bulldozed and
eoaxsd ssl driven int ias By Ton
Patterson. Tom may have some good
prejudicss, We cant say principles, but
it is beth sd and disgusting to So a.
old man with one foot in the grave
putting forth all his energy to ehase
aad hou.d those who have differed with
him in past years.-Routt County Re-
publican.
The Rifle merchants kept their word
this year and are giving out NO calsn-
dars, but instead are going to use the
same money they spsnt heretofore for
that usslss method Of advertising On
keeping the roads in shape. One o.
two mseehssts hsd Plaeed thsir orders
last year for this years eals.daEs.
Those are being given out, but 1914
calendar will surely be q minus quan-
tity.LRiAs Rsvsins.
Coal haulsrs are having considerable
trouble in coming down the hill from
the mines. The roads are getting pack
ed SO that it is impossible to hold the
wagons back even with rough locks on.
Frank Estes seems to have solved the
problem, however. He bitches a team
on the rear Of the wagon with their
heads up hill. His scheme seems to
work, but the question is which is the
harder on the mules sliding backward
or forwsrd.-Rihe Reveille.
Two newspaper men, Sheridan and
BrOxOn, of Idaho were sent to Jail for
ten days and each fined $500 for con-
tempt of court. They had criticised
the state supreme court for ruling the
Teddy electors OF the ballot. That is
the way it soss, if you doA't talk sassy
and get scat to Jail for it people cuss
the editor for being too tame. What
had he better do about it! Do just -
he thinks best for he is sure to get into
trouble anywsy.-ROutt Couny Republi-
can.
An exchange tells story of boy
who was sent to the market with a
sack full of rabbits, lingering around
town all day and coming back without
selling them. When asked by his moth
.tx-b ba l, 4. l.
said no one asked him what was in the
sack. How many of our merchants are
ike tins boy! They have plenty of
goods Tor sale, but fail to tell the peo.
pc what is in the sack. If you expect
to sell goods N this day and age, you
must open your sack and keep shouting
f. b. Hoskins, resident of Hunter
mesa. came to the conclusion last Tues
day morning that the end of all time
had come. He arose about four clock
and noticed that it was a little chilly.
He struck a match to see what time it
was frozen up. He went into the other
room to see the clock, but it also was
frozen up. He then searched out h S
watch from his vest pocket, and it was
frozen up. He then concluded that the
lend of time had come, and returned
to bed to await daylight.-Riflle Rev
ellie.
The parcel post seems to have struck
an answering chord on the public harp.
Many Of the large posto6iess sold their
supply Of stanps - fast - they esald
disA then esk Doscas If .sw carriers
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