The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23

Assssdisy - rePsrts rsosivsl heee
til vesk the GsanA River etsekn>n
have aeter.i.ed - oGer q bounty Of
ts5 fer each wolf killed in this county
This eGeF is in addition to the same
san offered by tie county eOnmissisr-
ees.
1t is announced that every special
train handled this year by the Penn
sylvania and Illinois Central lines to
the Pacific fairs will be routed through
this city and that each and every train
has been given very liberal stopover
here.
Wanted-Good lady caavssser. One
with horse and buggy preferred. Cool
proposition to one who can prove her
ability. Call at this Office for partie
ulars.
Judge Herace G. Lunt of Colorado
Springs was = visitor to GlenwOod last
Monday, his business here being in
connection with the sale of the lands
OF the Antlers Orchard Development
company by Sheriff Jessup as special
master,
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Forest Supervisor H. H. French will
recommend that the name Of our cancn
be changed from Canon of the Grand
to Glenwood canon as endorsed in reso-
lutions adopted by the Business Men S
league the city council and our county
commissioners.
1t has been many years since this
old state was stirred as at present by
fabulously rich gold strikes. From
every section come reports of big
strikes which make the local people
hope to hear of BONANZA in the work
ings near this city.
Itch!, Itch!, Itch!-ocratch! Scratch!
Scratch! The more you scratch, the
worse the itch. Try Doan's Ointment.
For eczema, any skin itching. Soc
box.
1t is no longer Manager Lloyd of the
Grand River Oil 4 Gas company, he
having rendered his resignation and ac-
septed = more lucrative position with
Pueblo concern. Mr.. Lloyd has already
left DeBeque and is now in the east
ern slope city.
Last Monday Sheriff Jessup sold at
foreclosure sale about 5000 acres of
choice Garfield county lands in the
Antlefs-Silt section, the property of
the Antlers Orchard Development com
pany. The Deering Harvester compa-
ny the mortgages, were the purchas-
ers.
All are now interested in the coming
of the engine, compressor and drills
which have been ordered by the county
commissioners for road work in Gleu-
wood canon. 1t is believed that with
the new machinery the men wilA be en-
abled to do better work and at a faster
rate.
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For Sale-Furniture for rooms
complete. Also rolltop office desk and
Williams visible typewriter. Two sad
dies, pack saddles and harness.
MRS. FRANK HAYES.
1-16-tf 9O7 Blake
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Mech, who have
spent the past few years in Grand
Junction, this week visited their friends
on Four Mile creek and in Glenwooi
while enroute to Pueblo where Mr..
Neeb has secured an important posi-
ton in drug store and where they
will make their home.
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Word comes from Mr.. and Mrs. Gabe
Cox, who are now in Long Beach, Cali
fornia, that they are having a goci
time and that Mrs. Cox is enjoying
much better health than when they left
here several months ago. From here
they went to their old home in Misso,,-
ri but later went to California.
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Forty-five automobile licenses have
been issued in this county this year.
When We recall that but ten or twelve
years ago an auto was a great curiosity
and there-were people who said, "They
will never be able to DO the. mountains
with those things,' we more fully re-
alize the progress which has been made.
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According to information received
by the Post today, there is to be new