The Glenwood post., 1915-11-20

Denver to Omaha at which point he
will visit his parents.-Grand Valley
News.
G. w. Wykes, local depot agent, re-
ports that something like 900 gallons of
cream were shipped out from the Rifle
station during the month of October.
This is record breaker and is worthy
of some notice. A year ago the ship
ments were practically nothing.-Rifle
Reyeille.
After number of years litigation
your "Big Brother" was forced 20
come across and pay its Denver taxes
this week. This philanthropic institu-
tion is devoting SO much time to help.
ing the ''Post family that it just nat
paying its own taxes.-Coloradoan
A news item in an exchange says:
"The woman pointing to- man who
stood near, declared he had spoken to
her and then had seized her by the
adm TdmhoacySb-ff standingx emf
emfy.' That was no place to grab Il
lady and the brute should be made to
suffer the severest punishment the law
can inflict.-Telluride Journal
The Howey brothers, Bert and Ebie,
lately shipped the first carload of live
hogs from this county to the Denver
market. The hogs were taken to Rifle
in hay wagon crates and arrived in
Denver in good condition. The fatten-
ing and shipping of this lot of porkers
was an experiment with the boys, and
"panned' cut all to the good.-Meek-
er Herald.
A reporter for the Pueblo Chieftain
started out to show what he could do
WIFI Il Soou''
He bought bread, sausage, potatoes,
peanut butter, baking powder, pickles
and can of cleaning compound. He
broke the dollar at the bakery-and the
baker probably sent it to Denver to
pay for 500 letter heads and envelopes.
Fort Collins Review.
While the editor was tooling down
from his mansion to his place Of (so
to speak) business this noon the sole
came off one of his tires and he was
forced to go into drydock at the court
house for repairs. Fortunately he was
travelling at low rate of speed at the
time of the accident and no serious
damage was done. The accident was
not unexpected-Fort Collins Review.
A significant thing in connection with
recent real estate transfers in this
county: Those who have worked hard
for the last twenty or more years and
have got in comfortable shape, are sell
ing and retiring to well earned rest;
and, the purchasers are invariably
home people, who are purchasing for
their sons and daughters, before the
inevitable rise in the price Of ranch
property.-Meeker Herald.
The friends of Mrs. Jennie Conger
received the startling news the first of
the week that she was married on Well
nesday night, October 9th, at Colorado
Springs to George Fargher. Mrs. Con-
ger left Rifle on the previous Tuesday
night after spending several days with
friends, without revealing her secret
to any of them. Mr.. Fargher is pros
porous tobacco merchant Of Victor and
is well o-do.-Rifle Reveille.
Sweet clover is coming into its own
Instead of being the despised roadside
weed that it once was, it is now being
planted extensively, as few plants grow
better in heavy clay soil, alkali ground,
and many other places where the or
binary grasses cannot exist. Sweet
clover will provide more feed per acre
than any other form of grass. Sweet
clover stands drouth well, and does not
cause stock to bloat.-Ex.
In manger at Bethlehem was de-
nos;ted the Christ Child. In the Beth
lehem factory, U. s. A, are maae
bombs whose sole use is to Kill profes-
sors of His leadership. There has been
age-long conflict between War aud
Christianity and, strangely enough, eV-
cry word of Justification Of war in Flu
rope has been that it was waged in HIS
mama The most wonderful demonstra-