The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

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after tie primary, said,''Ws vill stisk
t. our prediction: SA0sld Rstter.sa,
Kennshaa aad Brake BE- nsoipatsl, act
. CANDIDATE - tAs DsoAesstie stass
ticket viii be elseteA'' We vssld
feel sorry if that Preaietisa should
come true, bsosass we have N earnest
desire for the re-elestioa sf eur brave
young saoe.ey general, Mr.. Farrar,
and oas mutual friend, Mr. Leckesby.
However, tAs Democrat is some pre-
disteT.-Bsulder Canera.
E E. Lea Of GyPs0n came near los
ing his life last Monday. He and II.
z. ChatAeld were cleaning out deep
irrigation ditch whes the bank eaved
in, covering Mr.. Lea up to the chin.
M. CAat4sad worked hara sAd finally
extriestsd hin frsa his Psriloss pssi
tien, bat the pressure on xr. Lea's
chest vas - great that it was several
hours before h felt much relief. A it
is, As is still On erutehss.-EaSle
County EstssPsiss.
Tom Hamilton, one Of the prosper
Gus ones Of the Hamilton country on
Williams fork, was in Craig the first
| of the week and said that the snow
storm of Saturday and Sunday hal
made . curious looking sight Of his
orchard. Tom sells apples in Craig
already bending with their heavy loa l
of fruit and then the snow came and
the weight bent the lower limbs to the
ground and those above against them.
Had they been peach trees or any
other which split easily they would
have been ruined, but an apple tree
Courier.
"The play ground of the world
is the way an enthusiastic party of
automobiIists from Nebraska put it
Monday In reference to the future Of
this country. They had spent . week
in Glenwood and made q short stop
here On their return. O1e member of
the party thought the progress made
in bsilliae nssntsin rsaAs Though
sAfs coan4y wss wesdeffsi, 81 sesssd
that in his spisioa n Tie good work
+, was eostiaued, this section vas sure to
become the Mecca of all tourist trave..
Red Cliff News.
About oaee every 20 often and some
times ofteHer, somebody cones and
! tries TO ride % with spur sad qairt
bseasss We have made . mistake in
reporting something Of no particular
consequence. Frankly, We dom I like
that. 1t gives US . disposition to do 4
little riding on our own account -,
on the other hand, the injured party |
comes in decently and asks US TO |
make . correction, We shed tear or
two, grovel q bit and then lx 1t with
. pen Dipped in rtmorse and self-aba>e- |
nsnt. Editors have human streak |
just like regular peopse.-Telluride |
Journal.
Town Narshal E. L. Bradbafa sss-
tanned . painful Injury yesterday mona
ing, wAen he was attempting 10 10
move . dog frsn tie elk pask, eeFsss
tie river froa town. AhhsaSA his
sfdsrs from The tswl board are 10 kiu |
>.- 1n~ fou>I -3<ki~ Ak~ >u.ln~uen h>
sought to save this dag's life, AMI
called it to hin, with the intention of
lifting IL over ths fence The animal
appsared friendly, but Wis, tie mar
shal took hold Of 1t, ~ deg Turned
On hin a,d bit hin severely On the
left wrist. whereupon the dog was
promptly executed.|Steamboat Senti- |
mel.
Will Hindman believes that no year
in this country will ever be too dry for |
him to raise = grain crop without irri- |
CATION. He brought to the Empire the
other day bunch Of rye consisting of
129 stalks grown from one seed, all
with large, well flied Aeads, and bun
die Of eats that opess The eyes Of
even the irrissssss. N1. Hi.lnan
sta*ss tAs& altAs.gA nsisAAses - 18Th
sidss Of hin ct PassHy e saia 1axiag
~ season, Providsaes was sslisat aiiA |
as1 . reservoir that easeAss -lssd VA
- vest dry for The Arst tfns b ss-
Jsari. His crop Of grain wsS spssGsa
Aswsvss, sad he feels tAat - - ~
sssa ~ ~ ysar.-Csaig Dnpifs.
''TAs divine right Of kinss" thsssyl