The Glenwood post., 1913-06-28

had been successful the board bill wosA
have been ".u in the family" Any.
way, the jury got on tho fence saA
Judge shumate couldn I persuade then
to get off.-Craig Courier.
Howard Clifford of Neeker was iu
Rifle Wednesday, on his way home
from Denver, where he purchased
plow at a cost of $50, which is guar
anteed to make furrOw "a inches
deep. The Telegram editor is not what
might be called an expert in farming
matters. but we don t see just why Mr..
Clifford didn t purchase = ditching ma
chine and be done with it.-Rifle Tel
egram.
The first "batch" of butter turned
out by Baer's White River creamery
showed numerous black specks. Inves
tigation showed that the water was the
cause Of this. The defect was immsdi-
stely remedied by thoroughly filterinS
the water. 1t was not intended to place
any Of this butter on the market, but
the delivery nan got hold Of some Of It
by mistake. It was called back - sooa
|as the error was discovered.-Nseker
Herald.
J. ". Stout from Fowler in eastern
Colorado arrived in Gypsum last week
and west out on Swse%watsr On All
etsvsa's sA place. We wisa thsn-
eight in the fanily|grest sseeess On
the Sweetwater. It il surely great trad
ing off All for . family Of eight. II
We could only trade off Hon. James
Dilts, Bill Edwards and about 200 other
bachelors for citizens with famiiies-
but-well, perhaps We couldn't spare
Jim and Bill after all.-Gypsum Record.
James u. Norvell il . good horsenan
and q good judge of horseflesh. He
has ridden some wild ones in his time,
morning with one Of his saddle horses
but the experience he had Wednesday
he will remember for some time. The
animal = . fine individual, in good
flesh and when he was taken from the
barn was in lively spirits. He started
to buck aad kept it up for several
blocks. It was . fine exhibition and
Mr.. Norvell is sorry that some moving
picture outfit could not have been pres
ent and secured some fine filns. Mr.
Norvell was game and stuck, but he
would have given coasideeahle to have
been safeiy On tie ground before the
aninl was finally subdued.- Steam
boat Sentinel
W. B. Hammer 10 beginning to think
he had bsttes inersase his lie insurance
On account Of tAs AAisbcsadtA escapes
he hos AaA lately. TAe latest one oc-
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