The Glenwood post., 1915-11-20
through its reports Of its bombs and
guns, and not the little village in Pal
estine, speaks for Observation-Disclosures
Camera.

estlne, speaks Tor ChrlStlanS.-BOulde
Camera.
During the concert a man who real 3
appreciated music for its own sake was
greatly annoyed by young fop in
front of him who kept talking to the
| girl at his side. ssWhat a nuisance!'
finally exclaimed the appreciative man.
edo you refer to me, sory' threaten
ingly demanded the fop. "Oh, no. 1
meant the musicians. They keep up
such noise with their instruments that
I can't hear half your brilliant CONVEX
sation. ."-Arganout.
After waiting in vain for the mis-
sionary spirit of his neighbors to supply
him, the West Slope man bought Bi-
BILE. AS he is patriotic and neutral he
bought an American revision. 1t comes
high, but in buying good book it is
wise to get the best. Hereafter Craig,
Blackwell and some other goddess rep
robates are not going to ring in on this
shop any more quotations from last
years almanac as holy writ. No, sir,
that's played out.-West Slope.
What came very near being ser;-
Gus accident occurred last Wednesday
morning. Details are as follows: Col
onel Hurlburt brings his children and
grandchildren to school rain or shine,
so last Wednesday he was bringing
them in as usual, when at point near
the old Smith place the ground which
had been undermined by recent rains,
gave away and caused the Colonel IS
wagon to turn over and throw all of the
occupants out. Aside from some pain
full bruises, all concerned are up and
around.-Grand Valley News.
A representative of the Keyless Lock
company of indianapolis was in town
yesterday, meeting James Sheridan of
Glenwood, for conference in regard
to new fixtures for. the postotfice in the
event the government decides to locate
same in the Sheridan building now oc-
cupied by the Pastime pool hall. When
the postoffice is moved from the pres
ent location entire new fixtures will be
installed, but any positive statement as
to selection of new quarters is to say
the least premature.-Rifle Telegram.
The Estes Brothers have made a suf-
ficient trial of the dairy business on
their ranch on, Taughenbaugh mesa that
they are now preparing to go into t
more extensively. "Never again will 1
bother with butter making" said one
Of the boys to the Reveille scribe re-
Gently. And it appears that he must
be right when butter on the Rifle mark
ct brings only 22a cents per pound.
Every dairy in the state is after butter
fat, and it is strange that more farmers
do not realize the value and the profit
in the dairy business.-Rifle .Reveille.
The most important school develop
ment in Nebraska is in the direction of
larger and stronger rural schools. The
growing demand for education of coun-
try children at school in their own
neighborhood can be met only by max
ing larger districts with more money t.,
spend. Hundreds of school districts in
the older parts of the state have only
five or six children in attendance. The
present prospect is that scores of these
will be reorganized on the basis of Tho
newer and stronger rural school during
the next two years.-Nebraska Teacher.
When the case of the People VS..
Freeman j. Loomis, alias Fred Freeman,
ct al, was called in the district court
Wednesday morning the defendant
failed to answer. Judge Cavender, ac-
cordingly ordered forfeited the $4,000
cash bond deposited by Loomis as the
price of his liberty. However, no one
acquainted with the case or the man
ner of its conduct ever expects to see
the man back in Eagle county again, or
even hopes for determined effort to
be made to bring him back to face a
trial. 1t might as wen be declared d
closed incident.-Rad Cliff News.
We noticed an article in one of our
exchanges this week where flowers
were piled high at funeral of some
we'll known lady of Adams county who
died very suddenly. AS we read those
| lines, we stopped and bepan to wonder