The Glenwood post., 1914-09-12

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Nil ssas days -. Ne ~ na.y
fai6.As in this seek . The vssAs, for
A0Pakse is . asse iksshas sart Of .
fsalss, bst vhsa ~ - k NV sseh
. 6tGh ehaP - - u saA - frsil
Bsakias, ess ever assiPslate the lever
e VhshiAgtoa haad press and get
sSay vith it - Mr.. Anspsker does
~ssA week, wAea the press day for
ths Democrat comes round.
A party Of U. 8. Geographical Sur
vsy men with . string of horses and
. full camping outfit went up Four
Ails On their way to Four Mile Park
CD the Thompson creek country.
Thsse boys are found in the most re-
mote places, and often many miles
from the nearest railroad point for
months. A few years ago q large
party Of "U. S. q. So members were
in the north western part of Colorado
aad southwestern Wyoming, from the
Axial Basin to the head of the Green
River, near the Jackson Hole country.
The survey pegs used are just about
ths right size for tent pins and picket
pins, also, they come in handy as
tAo means to brace = Dane or F1em-
ing. stacker. 1t did not take the
FaAeAasa AID COW men long to dis
cover the usefulness of these long,
stssl, sharp pointed government sur
veg markers. In = short time 3 good
nAay Of these markers were found
Missing and after . search were dis
ssvsrsd holding down some stacker,
keeping some lone homestesder's tent
fssa blowing away, or else prevent
~ sens cowboys bro.eho froa
ossyiag away while his owner grab
~ . few winks Of sleep, undsr the
0aaAee If Q greesewood or = clump
Z eottonwoods. One could not blame
- boys Of the Geographical Survey
= ct peeved, for it meant many
Months and many days Of labor and
AsA work to get the pins set aad
1assd correctly, and then to have .
Sps.sr post Of some towasite or ner-
i1isa line, suddenly being transferred
= ssas hay stack many miles away,
~ . little too much, sad qsite .
fpas was caused by having thsss Pias
6naksl sp asa nsvsd. II tssk nsntbs
. lecate all the stray narksss aad T.
~ then in their correct places. OF
ee.rss those who pulled them up did
- do it with any malicious intent,
tat beeause of the attractive con-
str.etion and handiness Of these pins,
tAsy did not realize the seriousness of
their offence against their Uncle
oanuel in carrying away and using
these useful markings. When we
wsFe rambling in that part of the
country, We were greatly interested IN
ths number Of humble ranchmen and
others who were returning the cause
of all the rumpus, after they had been
kiven q shake up by the "U. 8. G. s.
Of their awful crime against the U.
8. A. Since that time there has been
bst little trouble, for the natives
Aavs learned to regard these pins with
ssoething akin to awe and leave them
Nas.e, o. . colonel Of Kentucky would
ipfuse to touch water.
4 :.
Basil Collins, who is employed at
esalight, took . header from NOV
ihg freight car, landed with a mighty
ihpnp, and the outcome Jared his
&aae to quite an extent. Naturally
6ssil had to lay off few days to
ct the sore spots tanned down little
bsfsre he trys to tackae another day s
vsrk.
A correspondence course in the art
Of stacking grain would not como
aaiss on our route, judging from the
v.sieas shapes and angles of the many
ttaeks being put up along the 4. f.
b. New, We do not feel that our
k,svlslgs on this subject is suffi'
sisat - warrant ~ giving any help
~ Ai.es - 70 The proper way to
Sa.ek grain, thsrefsFs, 10 are eallina
upsa ~ aid Of othse rssdsrs Of the
hsst, a.d in behalf Of ear Patro.s We
~, tAat those who feel that they car
ssaek grain with sufficient skill to b
wssth the br.gging about, como o.
vitA. your needed information and tsi'
- sbs.t it, that We may inform tne
rsst Of the folks how the trick II
dose. OF course silence on this SUP
jset, win convince us that of all soe
many ,saAers Of tn. Post, not one css
fs,pl sAst = : srssk.r.3'sk q :
grain staeker-how shout it'
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