The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
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r H. Tucker, vAs - the agency
for the -fOsd machine, naAs q trip to
C.rba.dale early tAis veSk And de-
hvessa TIE first ear assl this season
i. this ees.ty.
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/ Dr. }. J. Lace, s.pefi.tes&est Of the
Grad Jsaetis. '1sEsass q the n. e.
church, sp..t Afsidxy 81 Tuesday i,
sGleavoea o. bssiHisa; IN connection
with the local et~rea. Sunday evea-
ling he preached al excellent sermon
which was very highly eonplinen.ed
by all who were fosts.ase essngh to
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Mrs. W. W. Crook, her sister. Mrs.
Berthe Woodruff, and little Janice
Mansfield all left last Tuesday morn
ing for . weeks visit 70 the Callen-
Lavender ranch on Divide creek. Mrs.
Crook is rapidly regainiag her strength
following q recent operation for ap-
pendicitis and expects to feel still bet
ter by reason Of this visit to the
country.
81 will surely briHg ny baby to the
county baby show here February 18th, "
said Editor Tonlin of the Rifle Reveille
while hero the otAsr Asy. "You Gee, I
an sure my baby is tie finest in the
STATE AID will havs - tsosbIe in win
ming over all otAers. Jsst enter my
baby right in the first list" and on
down the street he went to catch No.
Is on his return hone.
J. H. Norris, whs recently went to
Denver to receive treatment for bad
~ liberated tooth and who suffered
from blood poisoning - . result of the
bad condition of the melar, returned
to his home in this city Thursday of
this week. He is now o. the road to
full recovery and will resume his du-
ties in the Office of the county treas
urer within . few days.
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Rex Smith, sOa Of County Treasurer
c. W. Smith, has made an excellent Pen
and ink drawing of the new high school
building which has won the attention
of many of our people because of the
real merit in the work. This is not
the fffst time Rex has shown his ar
tistic ability in this community as sew
eral of his cartoons have been highly
appreciated by our Peopas-
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In speaking Of The nunber of noun
taia lions in this sectiss = the country
stsse Baxter said: 'Ke+ there are =
number Of lion in this ssstion. W.
lost several good colts last fall as =
result of lions killing them. We
knew of the presence of two big fel,
lows last fall, but at the time We were
arranging a trip for bear in the Muddy
country and could not 60. after them.
Since then We have not found theil
trail, but they must be there yet" The
territory referred to by Mr.. Baxter
was near the headwaters of Grizzly and
Noname creeks. One or two fine lions
were killed there early last fall.
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Word comes from Twin Lakes to
the effect that the new strike in the
Gordon mine is one of the greatest in
the history of Lake county. Consider
ale free gold is shown in the quar-
which is being taken and assays of the
rock taken when the strike was frs.
made show gold values of $3.50 to the
ton. The streak of mineral bearing
rock is said to be nearly eighteen
inches wide and is increasing with each
DAVIS round of shots. Plans are well
under way for the erection Of mill to
handle the ore. In addition TO this
high grade rock, there is = wide vein
which carries gold values of about $50
to the ton.
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Judge Noonan. member Of The lower
house Of the legislature for thas and
Rio Blanco counties, has introduced =
bill calling for state aid in rsaA wsfk
| on = road in this and Eagle eouDSses.
The text Of the bill is not k1swn here,
but it is presumed that tie rad IL
question il the one leading 70 Sweet
water lake. This resort 10 beeooias
more populaf each year ard Il - GER
orally believed that with better high
way more autos would make ~ joef-
ssy. Several machines MADE the tfip
last sunDer and ~ = rssslt nasy
G,s.wood people enjoyed tss szesnsse