The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20


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lse chicks thas we're - - bst Asver
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And - il 10 With ", We don 7 aini
70 much, the fact Of The rod work
being stopped, vhen We vess telling
you sboat it lsst week, We don 7 mind
it % nHeh, il Ne have to wit few
noss neetas, before the vssk STARTS
agsia - tAs much needsd rsaA, south
Of town,- bss whas hssts ~, i 20
Asvs = askn0visdgs 70 oss CAsbsa
dals fs;s.da. taAt they nssd ~ pay
aay sttsrtioa - hst weeks asPe,
vAsss We gave cat the eied tiAinss
tAet the road work up their way was
- b. seArtsd. We started our little
song too sosa, but ve meant we'll, foc
ws did 1et ksow that the road funds
bad gone on the blink, and that all
rosd work would have to cease. We
know how to sympathise with the
| county commissioners in their feeling
of "being broke, for it has been our
lot to be broke 50 long, that when We
see . nickle, it looks 80 big to us, that
we can badly resist the temptation to
grab it and use it for . wagon wheel.
A number Of our Four Nile friends
had chance to try some bear meat,
when Joe Perko recently killed a good
sized cub near -Four Mile Park, and
brought the critter to Sunlight. Nos
bear meat is not 80 bad eating ~ one
might think, the only objection that
one can find, is the darkness Of the
neat, otherwise it beats . bot Of this
D-cahed beef, that one gets day ny
day.
Our Arst experience vita 'sure
enough bear meat, was . couple #
yess ago whea . big bear got lik
ing = so.e salt Assse, In lunber
eanT at'IAke Sourdhhunk, sixty miles
north Of Nillinochet Maine. The boil
fellow eane right up to the 'dingls ;,
the open shed that separates the cooks
shack from the bunk house. While
the rest of US listened to the grunts
and piggish squeals of delight that th.
bear gave as he enjoyed his feast Of
salt horse one Of the lumber jacks
got up the nerve to open the door Il
little, poked . 1890 almost against
the bear, let blase, and it sounded like
all Hades had turned loose, with tn.
roars Of that dying bear and the eehoa
through the forest from tie old 1850
Then came . feest, that was . relief
from beans and salt horse, some eigh.
ty lunber jacks, with . good buncA si
tsanstees, camp clerks, iseslers, bosses,
little walking bossss, walking besses
a.d the big boss Of tie BanSr Divi
zion Of The Great Northern Rapef Co.
all had . I'll up, aatil all Of rs got u
gEowling snd setisg "esssed" like ~
real thing.
Last Saturday, Mrs. +. E. Dicken'
and little daughter, Ruth, drove te
Carbondale by way Of Dry Park
Whe. the route WAS 1zst proposed, il
was thought that the return trip from
Sunlight would be made through Dry
Psrk, to Sweet Mesa, then to Georse
SEWERS ranch, to the Hardwiek bridge
Bat it happens that there il oaly .
private road, connecting the Four Ails
road with the Dry Park road, a.d =
rursl route was out ef the question
- - route can be established, only
oni public read
Hese's wishing that today, you an
havi1g ~ tine Of ysur life, eajoyins
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baay vik pssvs T. - h.a1fase.
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