The Glenwood post., 1913-10-25

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the viA go vsany wst r kisi.a
baas In IT, innsAia&e vieiAi4y Il ~
tsSs y asy inAiaetisia. La1 a.AssAay
Will sst givi.s his hsas 49, . cAAs>
.. l. Pass, IT, guids, AisosSersl hsa,
t~eks nsar tAe sEoek yards "eai. -
Putnam, wAe Vas vitA Mr.. P.ss, trail
ID tAs bsas vAils Mr.. RAss Possdsd up
his extra dsgA His besrsAip vas dis
covered in q elunp Of trees a.d th4
dogs bad hin going tst ~ vas not
killed until several shots h.d been 70
Gated in vital parts of his body. The
bear vss . brown one AID tippel the
scales 1t 225 Pouads. He pvt up .
game hght bst the odds were decided
ly a0sinst hin The remains vers
viewed by . hsee crowd vhsa thsv
were bsssght 70 town snl several vsse
favored With chunks ef ~ asat.-
Rsstt Csanty se.tinsl
"wsy y . hslidayi" NoseAy knsvs
not even ~ haak clerks vho HE -
The pleasures Il tAs country every few
days bseaass The esjesdas Shows a.
othsr Colorado holiday claimed to BE-
more numerous thaa in s.y otAsr state
in the Unios- Last Monday WAS "spe-
ghetti Day." said to have been made
memorable by one Colunbus wAe disco
vered the Isthnus Of Panama several
hundred Year, before the canal was
dug. The event fell ON Sunday but
that DON Z stop us from celebrating y
few extra days thereafter. Keep your
eye on the calender for the red figures
as that means another day when your
money isn't good At the bank. The
next will be Byron Ningus' birthday.
-Palisade Tribune.
County Commissioner Otto Hahne
wald returned Ast night from Kansas
City, where he went with q shipment
Of cattle. He disposed of his STUFF on
Wednesday and left for home the same
day, well pleased with the prices OBJ
tained. His esws brought him - SO,
steers ess5, and oee Old bull in the
ship.eat soA 1t $40. There wers a.
- several calves in tAs shipnest, ssd
the average for the buncA was . lit
IL better tAaa es.sl.-RiAe Telegram.
T. n. Gibhs was up fro. Redstons
Tuesday 70 ct Dr.. Swift to 20 down
s.d examine little Miss Alma, the
youngest Glib child, who had been all
ing. T. NJ. said he was busy Axins up
half dozen more cottages for oceup
ancy next season, reservations having
already been made. All Of the rooms
in the Inn have been engaged already
for next season, too and T. N. said it
would probsbly be necessary to reopen
the Lodge.-Marble Booster.
Saturday of last week W. H. Cotton,
John Quinton and Bert Whitlock got
together and talked over the bear
tracks they had noticed out in the
hills The talk resulted in action, and
the boys gathered the dogs and starte'I
for the hills in the little Beaver Sec
tion. The dogs soon struck the trail.
and a long chase commenced, the boys
estimating it at twenty miles over
rough country. The dogs finally ran
the bear up high pinnacle, rough
locked the cuss down over = long rock
slide, and the hunters killed him. He
was \ big brown fellow, and the fur
wus in excellent condition
Review.
Early this week, the Telegram had
occasion 70 order some job stock from
Deaver by expresa, the Carrying
charges being sl.5o. The order was not
properly lllsd and . sesssA ship~ent
WAS nads-by parcels Psse-eaa The
chasess were 90 eents- Csstainly tAs
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