The Glenwood post., 1913-11-15

the American people doesn't mean
that . newspaper should be taken for
yesrs without being paid for.-Tellu-
ride Journal.
Miss Vera Dobson, who has been
teaching the Lower Oak Creek school,
came to Oak Creek Susdsy to visit her
parents, the term of school having
been completed. Tuesday night she
went to Steamboat, near which point
she is to have charge of another school.
Oak Creek Times.
Andrew Dow and sister, Miss Annie,
returned home Saturday from their
trip to Scotland. They enjoyed every
minute of their visit with friends AMI
relatives mid the scenes Of other days,
but were glad to get back to Colorado,
and Garfield county in particular.
Both are sure "there's no place like
home. ''-Garfield County Democrat.
Frank Smith, who is building the
new Tennessee Pass wagon road for
the county, was in town Monday meet
ing with the commissioners and con
ferring with them about the work he
has in charge. He reports that the
work is progressing nicely and will be
completed before winter sets in.-Rei
Cliff News.
The Rocky Mountain Fuel company
has filed q first mortgage with County
Clerk Ellis of 10000, 900. This money
which will be furnished by the Inter
national Trust company Of Denver, will
be used for refunding $4,oOO,0 900 Of old
bonds and the balance for improving
their property which is located in ROutt
and other counties in the state.-Routt
County Sentinel
q H. Harvey and son, former resi-
dents of this place, but who now have
s~sch 10 miles below Neeker, brought
about 5000 pounds Of sweet eisvs~
seed to Rife late last week for ship
ment to Clarinda, Iowa. Sweet clover
is generally regarded in this country
as . noxious weed, but back in Iowa
it furnishes feed for stock during the
early part Of the year, and then is cut,
and makes good fertilizing MATERIAL
D;N, Tolanrou.
E. P. Taylor has resigned his position
with the A. o. d. Co. at Silt and ex-
poets to leave for Boise, Idaho, within
the next few weeks, having accepted
lucrative position with the horticultur-
al department of the state university.
He will have charge of the field work.
Mr.. Tavlor is congratulated for his sue.
cess, although we regret to lose HIM
from this section. OF course he will
return in short time as all others who
think they have found better place
to Hve-Rihe Reveille.
all Colorado jackass rabbits last Tues
day afternoon. The rabbit was known
in Routt county years ago as an iden'
titled cattle brand dating back to 1887
was on the left hip, showing plainly
that in that year the rabbit had beea
corraled, and, after being branded for
n vearling calf had made his escape.
A lap robe will be made of the hide,
ana the meat will be put on sale at
one of the markets in twenty pound
slabs.-Dillon Summit County, Times.
The public school deserves more at
tention than is usually given it. Par
ents, as q rule, regard their entire duty
in this direction discharged in paying
their taxes and properly clothing and
sending their children to school. There
is reason to fear that many hook upon
the school room ~ nursery to relieve
them Of their troublesome children. The
public schools cannot accomplish the
full measure Of their possibilities un-
less tie parents Join with teacher. and
directors in stteation 70 pupila-eil-
verton Ni1ef
While out hunting for "snowshoes"
last Sunday, "Son" Cowles pulled on
IN unusual stunt, which was witnessed
and will be sworn to by "Red" "
Brooks. Art Seehorn and ". 8. Cowles.
The dog got out . rabbit which "Son
fired at and missed. The rabbit de-
ecribed q circle through the bushes,
with the dog in hot pursuit, and came
right back past "Son" who could not