The Glenwood post., 1914-11-14

IAst WeAnssAay EAitsr Diekaaa -
ssived . tsaeefaA frsa his hsskAss, ".
q iekaea, At LARAMIE, WyeoiAG. stat
iAg that his wife AaA PasasA away that
morning. The Diekso.s formerly lived
/. 0IssvssA, Mr.. Diekass having vexked
fer hs<A GieavsoA PaPer- Ars. Dick
go, vhs has hsss in very pssr hath
fss ssvseal ysasA s.d her AaAgAtss,
0aaAA visiAsa in 0lssvsol . esaPSs
ysaM ~ 80 IN Ae reaeahsssA BY
. ssnhss Il go Psspas.
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- fas . IL Rsst -. lsasn H. -
bssas Il GlsasssA, viii PssaiAly sas
sssaPkisa, vsss esaseA tighG last 6saAay
in sAesAanee With ststs sd city Avs.
VAils this y es.Aitioa which it Is
pisaasst 10 rePsst, ne dat see that
aaysas 3 estitisA to any particular
credit for it siase this il . esnditioa
which should prevail every Sunday,
a.A the shane il that it took such =
jsit to wake sonssne up. We are just
old fashioned enough to wonder why
tie worst people in . community are
the only people who are permitted to
break the Law - . regular practice.
1t looks Is though that inexcusable
practice has about come 10 an end. And
Why not. Why have a Law at all if
we are not to pay any attention to it:
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Through an error in some one read
ing the returns to the deputy county
clerk who operated the adding ma
chine, the majority in Garfield county
for the dry amendment has been cut
to 35l instead of 44O as has been re-
ported. There has been no discrepancy
in the vote in the various precincts,
the only discrepancy being in the total
vote. In fact 35l is the majority tn.
most of as had it figured soon after
the election, but we were made to be
lieve that the Burroughs adding ma
sAi.s had sivea the larger nsjosity.
Oh, well, 35l dry is quite good enough
for . county that gave the vets 4 ma
jority Of 334 two years ago. Tho
"dsys" are quite we'll satisfied, thank
~.
Yes, the Post freely admits that We
fed highly gratified At the many coss-
plinsnts that have come our WY in
essssquence Of tie result Of the recent
e3asttss. 6ons ef these have come BY
Telephone, otAers by letter and many
nsee have been delivered pesoaally
BY those when ~ have net On the
sezset and who have not hesitstsd u
declare that the Post was largely ea-
titlsd 70 the credit for the spleadid
majority Of the drys in this county.
TAsaks, god friends; yeur kind werds
a essfids.ee ere highly appreciated
Esd ~ assure you that tie editor not
osly feels happy, but highly hensred
q being abls 70 b., Of some iaAuesce
in assldiae continent for the benefit
Of hunanity. But don't give us too
nseh Of the credit, good friends, but
keep some for yourself. We are modest
anl want NO more than our just share
Of the compliments.
R. P. Coulter of Garfield creek was
called the first of the week to do jury
duty, but Judge shumate took pity on
hin and sent him home Peers has
scarcely been home long enough this
ssnmer to get acquainted, and every
tine he goes to his own house he is
afraid the dog will bite him. A few
msaths ago he was called to his old
home in Nova Scotia to see his father
vAo was not expected to live. The
sssier Coulter recovered and R. p. lad
sssseely reached home when he had to
stsrt eut with his thrsshing machine -
tstArssh tie immense crop with which
Sie4eishbors are blessed. Just bsfers
s0ui.g to GlsIwssd aad whils aRivt.G
uAsaaehi.e thrsaeh New Castle on ths
w. = aAs Jessup ranch, Coulter net
Rste zs.g wAe sst On for . ride cd
Asesss going .$~s baoeks Zaag .ds
Cssltsr a. s9ef for the Machine a.d eat
n "Yss've 6s.skt so.sthiss," said
Fss.s, s,l ~ elinbsa dswa 81 turned
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