The Glenwood post., 1915-04-10

4 man selling camels in Indiana at
IS apiece. They osght to find . ready
sale in Colorado after the first Of Jan
uary next. The camel, you know, can
60 such q long time without = drink
Greeley Standard.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Dickson of
Glenwood Springs were guests Sunday
of Mrs. Nettie Mscauley and Mrs.
JaAes Collins Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson
have mny acquaintances here among
the older citizens, having been resi-
dents Of Red Cliff sixteen or eighteen
years ago.-Red Cliff News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Luxon departed On
Wednesday for Paonia, where they will
spend the summer. Joe purchased
second hand ear before leaving, but not
having fully mastered the art of driv-
ing, secured the services of Elmer Gra-
ham as chauffer, and made the trip
overland.-Rife Telegram.
One Overshadowing reason why there
are 80 many idle people in the cities is
that there is too much uneultivated
land in the country. How long will it
take the world to learn that there are
not enough roller top desk jobs to go
round, whereas mature has made it
possible for all her children to make
their food.-Ofdway Call.
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Last Monday d. T. G. Brown Of Asp
en-, who has large interests on Scenic
mesa, was in town and had confer
snce with the creamery committee with
the result that he has agreed to loan
the farmers of this vicinity $4,000
with which to buy dairy cows. Tho
creamery is now an assured fact and it
y hoped to get started by May L.
Psonia PaoniAn.
Sam Hall received letter the Othe.
day from . friend in Kokomo, Ind
who has been a lifelong poultryman.
He 10 now wanting to retire and Offers
ean his Al varieties of land fowls and
nine varieties of water fowls at . bar
eais. He has the matter under con-
sideration. With total of Sc varie-
tics, Hall would come close to infriug-
ing on the Heinze reputation.-Ne
Castle Democrat.
Chss Ashmead of Rife spent a few
days in Red Cliff last week the guest
of R. E. Tippet. Mr.. Ashmead, who Is
a carpenter and contractor, is also an
old prospector and he took well to the
hills and formation around here, the
old mining feyer coming back strong.
He promised to come back later in the
season and try his hand at prospecting
again.-Red Cliff News.
What will be known rs the Garfield
Stockmen association was organized in
New Castle last Saturday with R. P.
Coulter As president and C. W. Alvord
secretary treasurer. The purpose is to
promote mutual interests in different
vays. A standing offer will be made
for the arrest and conviction Of thieves
asd unlawful branding of cattle. An
announcement will be made later in
these columns.-New Castle Democrat.
Rev. J. n. Clark, ON Sunday, March
9etA, 1915, a4 Petrolite, Colorado, mar
xisl Aies Alice Black and Mr.. g. ".
Qssea. The bride 10 the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Black and was
besn and raised in this valley. SAs
has taught several terms Of school in
~ county, giving splendid satisfsetioa.
The groom is A. old and highly e.
toned rssiden. Of tho Angora section.
1Asir naay frisads unite in wishing
tAsa al naane. Of happiness and sne-
eess.-Nssksr Review.
Frank Fasnan went up to Tennes-
- Psss No.lay morning srnsd with
mining took, grub a.d otAaf nsecsssa-
sieD for . siege In the hills. He has .
nunber Of elaine just this sids Of tie
: PAss on Missouri Hill which - intsads
t. prospect. They adjsiA The property
Of the Ninturn company which seems
- b meeting with some success in ITS
epesatioss, and just over the Divide
from the Jennie June, the saeeessfui
operation Of wAieh this winter % at
tzsetiAe esasidesabls interest from
mining nsa-Red Cliff New~
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