The Glenwood post., 1915-04-03

his whiskers in q hay baler. He start
ed suit for damages against the owner
of the machine, but was scared out
when counter suit was begun against
him for violation of the pure food law
by adulterating baled hay with mat,
tress stuffing.
Last Saturday Norvell and Ellis
went to Grand Valley and visited with
james Killion, who used to be in bust
ness in Steamboat Springs. Monday
Norvell and Ellis visited in Glenwood
and shook hands with number of old
aequaintanees, John Mccoy, Reese
Tucker and other pioneers of Routt
county.-Silt Leader.
If some of the dear good women
20 prone to lengthy .'visits'' over the
telephone, and in which the discussion
has wide range of value-would only
remember they may be discommodine
business call, perhaps they wouldn't
be so insistcnt on the right to peddle
"neighborhood gossip more than 20
minutes at a stretch.
With the milk eondensery at Lamar
in operation less than fifteen months,
the farmers of this territory are draw
ing over $4,000 monthly from the
company's treasury and the amount
will be increased each month as dairy
farming is extended. In addition to
this, the condensery furnishes employ
mont to a large number of men and
thus benefits the city.-Lamar Sparks.
It's good Christian doctrine deliv-
cred straight from the shoulder with
suk any mincing Of words that Reviv
alist Norvell, the cowboy preacher, has
handed the people in this vicinity dur
ing the past two weeks. All who have
attended have felt the power of his
conviction and the number Of concr-
sions has almost reached the hundred
mark.-New Castle Democrat.
A. 8. Tibbetts was in town Sunday
after c. P. Coryell and his surveying
outfit. In tunneling the Lacy hill they
worked from both ends and naturally
Did was wanting to know whether they
were to meet in the center or have
two tunnels. Coryell found them
which was the most important thing
This tunnel is about finished.-New
Castle Democrat.
Mrs. Fougnier had very narrow
escape from death last Tuesday after
noon. While driving home from Silt
the horse became frightened just west
of Davis point, tipping the buggy over
and throwing the driver out. She was
badly bruised about the head, having
an extended cash over the left eye.
She was taken to Frank Crawford's
place and Dr.. Helper was summoned.
60 far learned no bones were broken.
Silt Leader.
Wednesday of this week H. T. Will
son of Flag creek reported by tele-
pAoue to the court house that he had
killed large mamma wolf and cap
tured seven pups alive. Mr.. Wilson
had lost six head Of stock, and Walter
Brown one-whieh gives you . line on
what it takes to raise family Of young
wolves. A trap was set for the mother,
but she pulled the anchor and went to
the den. Henry trailed her and got
The whole smesr.-Neekef Review.
Sidney H. Wheeler, who WAS arrested
ct Oak Creek about . year ago aSd
fi.sd on charge Of Carrying eoa-
esslsd weapons, and whose case WAS
dssaissed in the eounty court, to which
- took m appeal o. the grounds thai
- ordnance sadsr which he wss Ar
rested v.s invalid, hes .ow made
demand thak ~ town board Of Oak
Creek pay him $500. If 1t b refused,
~ tArsa&ens to sue for danaees.-
Steamboat esntinel.
The onwers Of the dormant mines
should take the advice Of President
Wilson to the owners Of dormant farm
lands, and put them "under eaieiva-
tion' this year. There is going to te
q foreign demand for our mineral out
mt "a vell a. for our agricultural pro-
ducts. Silver, lead, xine and copper,
yes and tungsten, are all going up, ana
ass not at . price that Will pay every
one who has anything Of . showing TO