The Glenwood post., 1914-01-10

Ns. J. E. Ethsll, having resigned
her position ~ teacher Of the sixth
gsaAs in the RiAe schools, has gone to
Gleav0sd wAese Mr.. Ekhell is enjoy
ing . very e.osss~ging nv prsetice.--
Rile Reveiile.
Il = said the demand for alfalfa
sseA on the reservation at this time
is not so brisk. One farmer has about
500 bushels. The heavy crop in KaI-
rs this year is quitting the market of
the middle west. vernaa Express.
At New Castle recently there were
over twenty funerals in one day. All
determinations Of religion were repre-
sented, and the Masonic fraternity,
Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows, Elks
and Woodmen of the World. The town
is surely sorely stricken.-White River
Review.
We have been having some snow
here for the past week or two, but as
We have mo way of placing a value on
it, why wouldn't 1T be good idea to
have some of the snow valuing experts
from the eastern slope come over and
make the valuation? We may be rich
if We only knew it.-North Fork Times
!, The Vernai postal savings bank,
which was opened February oath OF
this year, has all of three depositors,
who have SO on deposit, according to
the annual report of the trustees OF
the postal savings system There arc
fifty-two postal savings banks in the
state, and twenty of these have no
deposits. Express.
AS just a little pointer it has been
suggested that our friends at the county
seat either take down their official
thermometer from the top of a steam
heated building or else stop sending out
weather comparisons "wth other parts
of the valley IT'S truly said that
zone swallow never made summer"
and it might be added that steam
heated thermometer never made \ ba-
nasa belt.-PaKsade Tribune.
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Theee is = new game, "Tickle the
Editor" You take an ordinary sheet
Of writing paper on which you pen q
few lines for the occasion. Next you
fold 1T carefully, enclosing in the fold
. check or postoffice order sufficiently
large for all arreafages and also for .
year or more in advance, and hand it
to the editor. Keep an eye on him,
and if smile adorns his face the
trick works fine. 1t can also be play.
ed by mail. Now is the time to play
the joke.-Rocky Ford Tribune.
Ex-senator Patterson comes out with
letter of characteristic force in
which he urges the labor crowd not to
try to recall Governor Ammons. He
tells them plainly that labor will lose
by the effort and that Ammons will pe
sustained by the people. The ex-sem,
tor is their best friend, but it remains
to be seen if they see it. We woull
like to see the recall petition go right
ahead. We want to know exactly how
many sympa thizers with lawlessness
there are in Colorado.-Boulder Cam
era.
Some of the labor unions in Colorado
are threatening to use that dangerous
political weapon, the "recall,' upon
Governor Ammons, and we venture the
prediction that if a recall election is
heh Governor Ammons will come
through with flying colors, for we can
not believe that the big majority Of
Tie people of this state will not vote
for his vindication. The "recall"
might be all right in theory, but in
pssctiee it is much like ~ the other
"isms" that are proving = burden to
~ taxpayers, like the "initiative and
referendum,' ct al-Hugo Leader.
TIE Telegram editor received letter
tie first Of the week from W. P. Ken
aedy, NOW assessor of Gooding county,
Naho. Billy seems to have . penchant
for getting into the newspaper busi-
nsss and then graduating to an official
pssition, as "history" now records
He located at Rifle and became . pen
ell pueher, them became county asses
sof, and later deputy county clerk. He
next located in Idaho and purchased
newspaper at Hagerman, which he con-
4 1: Eoll All.