The Glenwood post., 1915-07-10

Golden Herald.
Already it is apparent that the Demo
cratic administration made . mistake
in not protecting the Bull Moose from
extinetion.-Greeleys Standard.
The people Of Denver would no.
stand for Hoggstt. Now if they would
only send Bouble Bee Lindsey to the
dump grounds what . just cause fo-
celebration there would be.-Telluride
Examiner.
The commissioner of safety of Denver
y out in an interview in which he ad-
nits he has always been square. I'm
,agipe, if you can, the humiliation his
seeusers will now expsriencs.-Coio
Tado Springs Democrat.
Why cannot nswspsper men get to-
gethsr asd enter into An Agreement -
Eliminate the ring Of stesl" froa the
war newsf Ths peer thing is shame
fully overworked.-Telluride Journal
On account Of the unsettled condition
sxistiAs o. the ether side Of ths big
peAd our proposed trip TO Europe is
again postponed. We have no desire
to explore the bottom of the sea and
will sec America first.-Oiathe Chi
tsSisn. ' & sij
Nessrs. C. C. Parks, D. c. Weyand,
register of the U. 8. land Office, Chas.
Lsag and Harry Logan were in town
Z . chort time yestsrday. Joe Bsnts was
alss . member Of the party, but We
Aats 70 mention this froa tie fact that
he is becoming careless - to the Kind
of company he keeps.-Rifle Telegram.
3 eix tons Of flour vas nailsd - Ny
toa, Utah, by the Mesa Fisar mills yes
tssday mosains. Stamps assrs0atias
elsa.6S vsss PiastsssA On ths ~ par
cels post shipment. It is the largest
up to this time in the history Of the
local postoAice. There were 240 bags
fse The flour.-Graad Junction Sentinel.
Nothing definite has yet been done
with the Lacy hill road. GIenwood
people are going after things and it is
quite likely the road will remain where
1t is and money which would have been
spent in buying = right-ofway around
will be spent in cutting down the grade
in the present location.-New Castle
Democrat
Peter Meyer, about 81, an employe
of the Bendix ranch near Lay, was re-
moved to the Oak Creek hospital yester-
day morning, suffering from An attack
, of spotted fever as the result of Il
woodtiek. bite. The patient was under
the care Of Dr.. James q. Clayton, who
advised his removal to the hospital
Craig Empire.
1t would seem that young tand
older) people of opposite sex took ad-
vantage of the late Strawberry Day,
At Gienwood, and got "spliced, -
among them being Joseph A. Corcoran
of lower White and Mary L. Robbins
of Sunbeam, Mofat county. Congrst-
ulations and good luck to Mr.. and Mrs.
Coreoran.-MeekerH Herald.
Editor A. ]. Dickson of the Glen
wood Post s'Forded" down from Glen
wood last Saturday to try out the new
roads, and more especially the road
leading around the bank into Rifle.
He had some good words to say about
this, but complained about the difficult
passage over the troublesome Lacy hill
.between Glenwood and New Castle
Rifle RevIille.
Ptomaine poisoning put no less than
thirteen people to the bad over On
ficeanee creek at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. d. Stoifle last Friday. In ths
: first place Mr.: and Irs. stohle aud
their hired men were taken sick just
after dinner. Presently . number OF
the neighbors and friends, on their re-
tarn from the Parks funeral, stopped
and found the stofles sick. Among
these were Mrs.. Mcpherson, . forme'
doctor Of Grand Junction, and = nurse
from Glenwood. They at once admic
istersd to the afflicted. Then in the
evening after lunch had been served