The Glenwood post., 1915-06-12

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follow You to your grave But if you
move to town you won I have much of
= procession and your neighbors will
say that it is good thing the close
fisted old codger is out of the way
D.. N. Holden.
We heard man make the assertion
that no one had ever seen . red headed
tramp. Perhaps not, but if some of
our customers don't come across with
our money they have been toting around
the past few years, that saying ain t
going to hold good much longer
Hotchkiss Times.
Eagle is getting ready to celebrate
the Fourth of July. At a mass mee.-
ing held one day last week an organ
ization was formed to promote the AT
fair, Louis Schwarz and B. NJ. White
being selected chairman and secretary
respectively of the organization.-Ea-
gle Enterprise.
The lack Of water is causing much
trouble already ON. many ranches down
the valley. The ranchers Oh Gypsum
creek especially are experiencing q lack
Of water for irrigation purposes and
the life of the water commissioner is
one continual round of trial and tribu-
lation this spring.-Red- Cliff News.
The fact that Dean Hart of Denver
is going to become naturalized citizen
Of the United States has caused quite
furore. II is quite blow ON the
government, but as it will happen dur
ing a democratic administration it will
make good campaign material for the
Republicans.-Hotehkiss Times.
Before you have brainstorm and
howl for war, or for action by your
government that will lead to war, try
little thinking-think Of your boys.
Have you any boys you desire used for
cannon fodder! The man clamoring
for war generally says, "I'm ready to
Co." Mine times out of ten he's liar,
and when the final test cores he d
have to be drafted.-Yuma Pioneer.
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John Durkin Of Hotehkiss is to have
charge Of = good sized timber cutting
contract over in the New Castle country
this summer for one of the lumber
companies Of New Castle, and he took
= crew of men to that point from this
city last Monday evening. Among the
number were James Bradshaw, Frank
Beeler and John Ritter. These men
were each thoroughly outfitted and are
expecting to be there all summer
Delta Independent.
Denver apparently doesn't wish to
be governed by state laws, as seen in
the vote to make that town wet when
. constitutional amendment carried At
the election last fall making Colorado
dry. II Denver doesn't like Colorado
ways why not get out Of the statei It
u safe to say that there would be but
little objection on the part Of the peo-
pie outside. Go to it, Denver, get out
Of the state altogether.-Pueblo Indi-
Gator.
The mail contract for carrying the
mail between Rifle and Meeker has
been awarded to George Clarkson Of
Rifle, who took charge on June 1st.
The mails thus far have gone through
on schedule time rs they will doubtless
do during the life Of the present con-
tract, which will expire July 1st, 1918,
as Mr.. Clarkson has provided equip
ment that will assure prompt forward
ing of Uncle sam's mail from Meeker
to Rifle and vice versa.-Ri0e Tele
gram.
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We can't help wondering if old
George Kimball of the Craig Empire
really means it when he says he has
quit the newspaper game and has gone
to farming. If he does, it is the sad
dest blow we have suffered in ages.
We just can't bear to think Of George
sitting in the cleaning, hand in hand
with one Of his bovine ccmpanions,
scraping the mud from his boots.
George belongs where men talk fast
and do other things at the Same speed.
Fort Collins Review.
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There are 1900 miles Of mountain
Highway in Colorado now open to t:..