The Glenwood post., 1915-12-11

Two loads of ore came down from
fhe Grey Eagle last night. A car will
be sent out shortly and the boys will
have little Christmas money.-New
Castle Democrat.
! D. r. Mcconnell, manager of the big
Morrisania ranch, got on another car
of Nebraska corn this week which Will
be used in putting the finishing touches
on his hogs, which he expects to send
to the Denver market soon.-Grand Val
ley News.
julius Nicolai reports the discovery
of 4-foot vein of good bituminous
coal on the DR.. DeBeque place, 3 miles
below town. The same is being burned
in the Nicolai home and there is no
doubt but what it will develop into 4
rich coal mine some day equal to the
Palisade fields.-DeBeque New Era.
DR.. E. E. Kennedy and Judge w. B.
Hall of Basalt were in the county seat
Monday. They appeared as witnesses
in the county court in the matter Of
/ the probate of the will Of William
Brown, deceased, late of Emma, thus
county. Olive N. Hook was made the
sole beneficiary of the estate under the
will.-Red Cliff News.
Detective Sanders, the Bertilion ex-
pert of Denver, seems to be playing the
part of the goat for that scientific -
bunch he got in with. The Bertillion
system applies to thumb marks, gener-
ally speaking, but the detective got to
experimenting with the palms of the
wood was postponed-Meeker Review.
Ivan Smith came up from Glenwood
Sunday evening and will remain here
for the winter acting as assistant to
G. w. Gustafson, ranger in charge OF
the Red Cliff forest station. Mr.. Smith
has a summer station north of Glen
wood, known as No. 8 in the Holy
Cross national forest, but which is
closed during the winter season, hence
his transfer to this station.-Red Cliff
News.
A report is in circulation that the
old Byers homestead, including the
famous hot springs and much of the
townsite of Hot Sulphur Springs, has
been sold by the Byers estate to He'll
Ier Bros. The consideration is said to
be $4,000, and it is claimed that the
new owners will expend $25O,000 dur
ing the next year on improvements, IN
cluding fine new bath house.
boat Sentinel.
Beryl Tollman, who represents sew
eral Denver wholesale houses in this
territory, met with mishap the first
of the week. When he opened up his
case to show local merchant his candy
samples, he found that they had melted
and run together. He thought at first
that he had been making too much
speed until he finally remembered set
ting his case beside steam pipe on
the train.-Oak Creek Times.
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Aside to Herb Gee, Craig, Colo: II
the freight on ink is any consideration
land it must be as long as the shade
of Mr.. Moffat has to pack it in on dis
back), you might try using less on The
Empire. We like the paper and have
no wish to stop our subscription, hut
the same amount of ink might be
spread over more Of your paragraphs
and save US the necessity of taking
bath every Friday afternoon.-Fort
Collins Review.
T. A. House is having new steel
boat built. 1t will be eighteen feet in
length, have strong engine, and air.
tight compartments. The boat will be
made to fit on trucks, and follow an
automobile, and go overland from one
4 stream to another, or from one point tn
another. The boat will be used on the
White, Yampa and Green rivers, and
from the plans will be success. The
boat is being built by Gordon Lytle y
Son.-Meeker Review.
J;tney statesmen and fly-by-night re-
formers are responsible for Colorado IS
hysterical recall amendment, as they
ILL ea- 4ha rant of the