The Glenwood post., 1915-12-11

and above all will impress the fact
that when they get the recall amend
ments decision they will get a gola
brick of the brassiest character.-Colo-
radoan.
A miner named Oresky was seriously
injured while working on the Iron
Mask Tuesday night. A loaded tram
car slipped its cable and crashed back
down the incline and pinned Oresky to
the breast he was working in. A leg
and arm were each broken and other
injuries sustained. He was immediate
ly brought to Red Cliff and placed IN
a train and taken to hospital in Sa-
lida.-Red Cliff News.
| j. b. Adams, a well known rancher
who resides six miles northwest Of
town, was in Oak Creek Tuesday on
business, He states that he never saw
the ground. in better condition for fall
wheat. The ground is only frozen few
inches in depth and he believes that
there will be lots of snow this winter
to make up for the dry season during
the past summer. The pasture is green
and will also be in excellent shape mex.
spring if it is well protected with
snow.-Oak Creek Times.
As near as we can size it up from this
distance, Mr.. Ford's peace junket is to
be participated in by one punk judge,
fe wagitators, coterie of Men With
Nothing Else To Do, lady or two, a
regiment of ad writers and sob squad,
most of the regular folks having found
it impossible G.e., inadvisable) to go.
We anticipate great results, and while
we re anticipating we might as well
go further and anticipate that most of
the results will be felt in the Ford fac
tories.-Fort Collins Review.
! The Fairview church gave a dinner
{
at the school house on Thanksgiving
day. 1t was on the old fashioned din
ner- -the-ground plan. Everybody
brought dinner and it was spread out
to and ate, visited and had general
good time, after which there was
preaching by the pastor 1t was a
most proper way to spend Thanksgiving
and everyone enjoyed it immensely
Silt Leader.
E. B. Parker of Grand Valley, ref
cree appointed by Judge Shumate to
audit the books of Oak Creek, arrived
at the coal town last Wednesday and
Immediately began work. Each party
to the suit had ten days in which to
file objections to the referee, but ap-
parently he was satisfactory, for no
objection was made. Immediately upon
: his arrival he began work on the books
and will continue until he has made
complete audit Of all transactions since
the incorporation of the town.-Steam-
boat Pilot.
w. s. Parkison, administrator of the
George A. Clarke estate, in company
with Attorney A. l.. Beardsley, came
down from Glenwood Springs last Fri
day, and upon taking their departure
Mr.. Parkison was custodian as assignee
of the goods and chattels possessed by
the W. R. Thompson Saddlery Co. AS
will be seen by the notice of assign
ment appearing in another column of
the Telegram, the assets of the COM
pany are given as $4,134.21, while the
estimated liabilities are $6,936.17.--
Rifle Telegram.
A Gideon, Chicago, whoever in the
devil he is, sends blood red request
/ to Examiner to join the band of
"iiits" and cut out rational spelling
for the phonetic stuff, referring we 'uns
: to number of daily prints in Denver
and elsewhere for the custom whicn
makes proper ideas. Not on your life,
Gideon. Our forepaws tot us that the.
English lnge was propr stuff and that
the splng you use is DIN rot, SO with
yr prmison we will not becme an i'it
yet, BIT may in yr elias WIN st. Pete
rings our dor bel and we hive no frthr
use for pi lines. Sabef-Telluride Ex-
aminer.
Dr. Berry Buys Garage
The large garage building in which
William MUIR has handled his Buick
or+or,obila hrsiness. with all of its de-