The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05

vest. naturally 1t Will mean that the
Four Nile ranchman will not be able
to get the prices that they would have
had if the weather man had only put
OF his sob scene . few weeks later,
This is where the rosy outlook Of ranch
ing gets it in the neck. Those vino
wonder WHY the ranehnen are not
rolling in wealth, need but 20 out aad
see what lot of damage can be done
about haying time, by having it rain
At the wrsag time, no doubt their no
tion that ranehing is q regular mint,
will somewhat change. Where one big
crop pays handsomely, several dam
aged and short crops keep the average
tilIer and toiler ON the soil humping
like sixty to keep things moving and
keep from hitting the trail to the poor
house when old age ereeps on him and
lands out the final count as far as
usefulness is concerned.
Lucille Smith has returned to Glen
wood, after spending the summer with
her folks At Sunlight. Miss Smith will
attend high school Ms = senior and also
perfect herself in domestic science, in
which she has gained considerable
fame A. being real classy in the skill
Of getting up the eats in most ap-
petising way: Don't take our word for
it either, just ask Editor Dickson snd
he will vouch for the fact that Lucille
Smith il way up in the glorious art of
cooking.
A hunting party under the guidance
Of 6tsvs Baxter overlook US ON Four
Mile few days ago The fellows were
headed for East Divide creek, where
they hope to bag some bear. As the
raspberries are in great abundance this
these berries and will come for miles
to indulge in his favorite food, there
should b no trouble for those bear
huntess 70 at least get one or two, es-
pecially when they have Steve Baxter
on the trail with them, for it is proven
fact, that when Steve and his hunting
outft 60 for bear, they get bear.
By tie way, Mr.. Barter was up our
way some tine past, was on the trail
0f vsess, - ~ ID candidate for sherld
at the primary election to Be held next
TsssAytspts.her sth, Don't forget
the date). If Steve Baxter is - sue
cessful in getting the votes As he is in
getting "Mr. Bruin ''-he will grab
some votes for sure.
One of the characteristics of our
mules, Punch and Judy, is the trait of
being frightened and alarmed when,
ever their lamps fall on . particularly
plain looking girl or woman, conse-
quentIy, when Punch and Judy sudden
ly came on to bevy Of young girls,
who were having = picnic sbove Dave
Smart's ranch Thursday afternocn n
Of last week, and never even offered
to show signs of fright or cut up as
might be expected under such condi-
tions, when We were startled little
in suddenly coming upon these girls in
such an unexpected manner. Therefore
when those mules took things 10 at
case, you ca. draw your own conc!u-
sions. OF course We had to stop TO
a.d out what was going on; NO doubt
our zeal in wanting information was
more ardent thaa il might have been
had We not spotted an icecream freezer.
Ice cream Is where We shine, so that
We began to spiel Of windy caliber in
hopes Of landing = dish Of this deli
cious dainty. As it wss, We had come
too late, and 20 had noae--fer the
simple reasen that the ice cream had
long before been consu.ed. Still, it
hsaPed . lot to Be assured by all the
girls that we would have been thers
WITH the Ice cream had We arrived .
little earlier On the sesns. Such il oar
iuek, Ter It AaPPeeed that % that day,
ws were jsst - Aesf lste On ths route
schedule. CAa yos beat saeh lack!
However, ws did ut a. aPpls, tAs
only thing in the eatiAg liae left, for
which ~ wers duly tAa.kfaL TAs
piesic WAS gotten uf a.d sajsysd BY
The following sirls: Misses Nisa
Hsaassssn, Gertrude Brewer, Baith
HPPa Sadie Weir, Lore.a Hsat,
0sssHia Ranley, Alice Cazpsndals,
Margaret McCsughan, Nae Brown aai
EdfsA BEswn. Mfs. Dave Smart chaper-
oned ths merry girls on their enjoyable
picnic party.
Our hopes lie in the longing that
these same girls will soon have another
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