The Glenwood post., 1914-12-19

Bu 1oODSp0 A1~'@ Ah'hoU~s 80 OO~-
saAssatis. is ~ to be tls,ocs. The
0As6sle bsys are Pisaeers Of this sec-
tiso anl vil sst laavs tAs country,
Aovi.g stAse interests which they will
Jsek aftss.-DsBeq.e New Esa.
ley, ths 14-yeA1-eld son Of Oscar
Dickson, ssstaihed . painful fracture
to Ais lsft Icy while horseback riding.
TAs hor,s slipped and fell on the boy
sd breks tAs limb just above the
aakle. He was Immediately removed
t. Rifle, whefs the fracture was Ss-
A.ssa By Dr. LeRossisnol.- Grand VAL
10y Now.
Jse NcBursey sold two ears Of cattle
to ,. W. Greene, the local cattle bsyer,
which viii be shipped out tomorrow.
I. speaking. Of the sale, Mr.. Greene
said that he considered the lot . very
fancy bunch, and they were bought at
~ highest price he had ever paid.
They ere the black poll stock and the
sAapasat consists Of car each Of cows
aaA sessss-Nsv Castle Denoerat.
There were probably - many as
As.Arsl AsP slaughtered in this vicin-
ity during the pest week, which wers
sAipPsA out = other points. There
sssos to Be plenty of pork in this sec.
tssa this year, which oaly makes it ap-
psssea tAst . meat curing establish
ns,t sls.s tie haes Of . snail pack
IN hosss would b . profitable insti-
tutis. in this portion Of the valley
Ossad Valley News.
Recently r. v. Bryan displayed sew
sn potatoes which were dug from one
hill. They weighed 8 pounds and IL
sanoss. The largest potato weighed
s.s pound II ounces and the s.allest
4 ss,ess. They were raised without
iniGatio. on the George Wilson ranch
ssu4A Of Craig. They arc Of tie white
Downing variety, have an excellent flA-
vsr and are particularly adapted fo-
bakiag.-Csaig Courier. re
Last Friday whils Mrs. Dominic
Tasso was cleaning clothes with gasc-
liz, TIE gasoline exploded and severe-
" burned her about the face and arms.
Dr. Helper was hurriedly called and did
what he could to lessen her pain. He
reports her as getting along nicely.
Mrs.. Tasso, probably thinking the gas
oline would take hold better, or Tor
some other reason, had put the liquid
on the stove to be heated. The explo-
sion followed.-New Castle Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Todd have been
in from ptomain poisoning which they
bslieve was The result of eating picked
pios' fest last Sunday. Misses Ger
trade and Thelma ate at the sane neal
b.G did .st sat of the picked pig feet,
wAils both Mr.. and Mrs. Todd parteok
Of them a.d they are the oaly persons
a8ssted, Asaee their conclusion that
~ pickles did the work. Hrs. Todd
= Satirsly recovered, but Mr.. Todd is
~ feeling the effects Of it.-Ride
1aveills.
There ere some men who aecept .
position q trust with tie firn bsaief
taAt tAsy are qualified to IN he pssi-
tsss, AID lhter find they are totally
u1fit h every way to eoaplstsly fin
tks bin. Usder the eifcunasta.ees .
uas Of honor win resign and let an
other have the place; otherwise hs win
stick to the job until his tern Of e6iec
expires or he is kicked out, aad not
only iljure the business or work he has
in Aaad, but will forever belittle his
his own reputation.-Eagie Enterprise.
Mike Kaweesk raised e,547 busels Of
grain this season on his dry ranch north
Of Craig. This grain was Of extra
good quality aud the principal crops
thresAed out - follows: Oats 1,471
wheat s1s, rye $50. We often hear the
question asked, "CAa you raise any
thing In Ne2at county without irriga
tiear" Of eourss 10 ear, just tn
saAs - tAsy Do IN Ka.sas or Nsbsas
ka. 1r. Kawsesk's = sseesss h Just Ont
illustration. NskAt county b faxn
ing ee1ntzy.-Csaig Osuriss.
Ths electric lighting proposition i
still under eonsderation BY J. +. Fen
inE. He Win leek into certain phase
Of ~ natter whfls IN Dslvsr thii
week, and win probably Be ready to g
hahmRa &ha an.u.S1 g. fpanehina N