The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

twouAn Z that jar you!) someone calls
our vhitefish gr-s-y-l-i-a-g; Jar ss
ss.inD According to the game laws
trout and grayGne are ela.s~d together,
and the .eason for their capture be-
gins Nay %. To be on the safe side,
boys. You had better cache your out
fit till the latter date; the fish will
be 'arger by that time-they will have
grown SOME between now and then
Meeker Herald.
William Fountain went to church by
himself one Sunday. When he reached
home his father said. "Willie, what
was the text.'' The kid thought
moment. "Dont be scared" be quoted,
you II get pour quilt back "Why,
Willie" reconstructed the father,
"that can not be!" ooh yes it wns.
That's just what the preacher aid."
I. the course Of few days the fstAe.
met Rev. Thirdly and learned that
the text had been, "Fear not, ths
Comforter will come
John Weikopf, the Steamboat news
paper man, phoned us this week that
there will be something stirring some
of these days in Craig. John has re-
formed, has learned to keep his seat on
the buckin est water wagon in Christ
endom, is drilling daily under the tn
toring of Jim NOrvell, and when they
open up the revival in Craig the sin
ners might as well take to the hills or
come into the fold the first night and
save time and trouble.-Craig Courier
The mining situation in the vicinity
Of Eagle is practically unchanged
since last week. as there has been an
unusually large amount of snow fell
the past week, which has kept all but
the hardest from venturinR into the
hills to prpspect. During the past
week over . foot Of snow has fallen
and this on top Of what was already
on the ground makes prospecting any.
thing but pleasure trip.-Eag'e
Enterprise.
Judge Robert z. Palm Of the Sul.
phur Springs Times slipped and fell
at the hot springs bath house recent
~. breaking both bones Of his left arm
This accident will not bar him, how
ever, from accepting good appoint
ment from Governor Ammons, prob
ably a district judgeship il the proposed
rearranging Of Judicial judgeships pro
vides an opportunity. The Governor
could look further and do worse-Oak
Creek Times.
Rt Rev benjamin Brewster. bishop
nf the diocese Of Western Colorado,
was here Monday night. He came in
to confer with W. s. Gibson, who now
has charge Of the Oak Greek EpiscO-
pal church, and who went as far As
Kremming Monday, to meet Bishop
Brewwter and to become familiar with
the church work at KremmlinR, Of
which Mr.. Gibson will also have charge
for the present, making occasional
trips there.-Oak Creek Times.
Raise more stock: not too much but
what Won can; enough to help along
This applies to farmers and farm
owners generally. Properly undertak-
en- it will pay and it will also help
solve the high cost of living. A few
pigs will pay in higher ratio than
few hens or few turkeys. and a
few cattle are an equally valuable
possession.-Delta Independent.
Senator Gnggenheim is after 10 per
cent Of the forest RECEIPTS in Colorado
for good roads purposes. Last year he
secured extra money for the roads.
He Aas also secured more money for
the Denver postoffice and oth0 public
buildinEs I. the state. He ias been
fsitAful (sAd efficient) In his efforts
to benefit tie sta&e.
Up 70 daEs there has been = decid-
Cd deficiency In snow fan the past
winter in - Whish river seeeisa,
and ui1eo tAsrs b sl unprecedented
fall tAe bahaee 0f the wiatef there
win Be shortage for irrigation pur-
posse the coming seaso.>-Neekef
Herald
-WoIS 81 the HeW Lacy bridge be
gan yesterday. By tho 18th Of March
the ahutments viii be ready for the
steel work, and by the 18th Of May
the bridge il supposed to be com
pleted. This bridge is to cost the