The Glenwood post., 1913-02-01
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CONTEMPORARIES

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Two paIeel-post packages mailed in
Yonkers were brinile bulldog and
piece of meat, both of which vsrs
finally delivered in one bundle.-Wash-
ington Post.
E. W. Lloyd, manager of the oil well
drilling on the Nicolai place, had the
misfortune to fall down stairs recently
and sustain injuries which laid him up
for some time. -DeBeque New Era.
The air il full of rumors of new de-
yelopment in the camp at this time and
there seems to be great confidence Oh
the part Of those who think they can
reed the signs Of the tines that there
will be big work open up with spring
Red Cliff News
r. Callen arrived in the city yes
terday from the Grand View ranch and
viii spend . few days with Mr.. and
Mrs Lee Callen. Mr.. Callen will Join
her Tuesday and they will 60 on . bus
mess and pleasure trip to the South
LeadviIle Herald Democrat
Work was started the first of the
week on the private telephone line up
Dry Fork. The line will be = great
convenience to the ranehmen living
in that vicinity, 1t will run to the
Geo. ID. Mckay ranch about 25 miles
from DeBeque. --DeBeque New Era.
There is movement on foot to iu-
stAll large creamery at Grand june
tion, with skimming stations It
ueBeque, Palisade, Iona and White
water. A. Z. Pefton of Bonita Paxk,
has been getting = list Of those Who will
ship cream and the number Of cews.
-DeBeque New Era.
County Treasurer and Mrs.. A. =.
Little left for Denver Thursday to b
geae for several weeks. Mr. Little =
health has been very poor fer several
weeks, and they are making the trip
o. that account, hoping that the change
and the advice of 4 specialist will re-
enlt in a bettermeat.-Red Cliff News
Otta Hahnewald, who owns ranches
AN the South Fork of the White and
Pieeance in Rio Blanco county, is Bow
county commissioner of Garfield
county. This should make it easier to
work with Garfield county board for
highway No. 4J-RifIe to Meeker and
,en Meeker Review
The Herald still contends that if q
railroad company can do business ana
give free transportation to three
feu1ths Of its passengers, it can certain
1y make something by cutting sat all
Pesses AID charging all patrons fare of
Nv cents . mile. Colorado should
pass . twoeent fare law for all her
railroads. -Cortex Herald.
CLkPPlNGS 80. 80.
G. 3. Butler went To- tAe Deaves
stock show the latter part ef last week
with carload of Aogs. Mr.. Butler had
ssme fine specimens Of the swine fan
lily and doubtless viii demonstrats 70
the easterners that first teiass pork
can be produced in Colorado where corn
1oes not grow.-Rifle Revei'se.
VIM. Underhill soM Becker aad Fits
patrick three hogs whiaA, we oelieve,
set . record in this valley for hogs OF
AAeir age both in weight sAd price.
The thee dressed lose D.. aad besasAt
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en- for -, and wh1 tAsV wore bstsh-
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- Be appointed sssssHasy Il AUissi'
srre< hy 'fresident-e'eet Woodrow VII.
~. -Rockvale PssaAeG.
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