The Glenwood post., 1915-11-13
of live stock food SO that domestic ami
mails will be made fit to sell.-Fort
Collins Courier.

Collins Courier.
"A draft for $1,000 covering the poll
cy carried by the late Postmaster c. L.
Todd i'm the Woodmen of the World
benefit fund, was received by Clerk G.
W. Pittman of Rifle Camp No. 301 last
Friday morning and was turned over
to Mrs. Todd the same day. This
prompt manner of doing business is
characteristic of the Woodmen of the
great order is bulwark that has pro-
tected many thousands of women and
children, bereaved of husband and
father, from destitution and want
Rifle Telegram.
! The first shall be last, and last shall
be first-or words to that effect. All
of which is exemplified by some of the
latest settlers, who are dropping onto
farm claims which leaves the locator of
twenty-five or more years ago in the
shade. A short time ago George BEEN
er went up on the head of Sulphur
creek and picked him out splendid
farm. Later W. A. Kyser, principal of
the Petrolite school, meandered up to
the head of Flag creek and located
320-acre homestead, which someday will
be one of the best farms in the county.
And so it goes.-Meeker Herald.
Fine chance for Christian Science in
Germany. The citizens should be cas-
lily convinced that what they want to
eat they really don't want and what
they think is hunger is safety. Also
!, good chance for adventure. The citi-
zens of Germany having been persua-
ded by the Kaiser and C. S. that they
don't want meat, the vegetarians can
show them that the highest interests of
the citizens are to subsist exclusively
on the abnormally large potato crop
the Germans raised this year. For it
is written that man shall not live on
bread alone. Lacking bread and meat,
please pass the spuds.-Boulder Camera.
Another campaign has been launched
advocating the purchase of Colorado
made goods by Colorado people. The
chief difficulty experienced in making
such campaign successful, is that the
people do not know what goods are
made in Colorado. Recently club wo-
man of this city hunted through all the
state papers for the names of Colorado
manufacturers and the only ads she
could find were those of two cigar
makers and one brewer. In order to
make the "buy at home plan' success
full Colorado manufacturers should
learn to patronize Colorado newspapers.
Lamar Sparks.
Word was received in Rifle yesterday
from George E. Harris for the past
three weeks under the physicians care
at the famous Mayo Brothers hospital
at Rochester, MINI, stating that he
had been operated on and cancerous
growth found in the upper portion of
the stomach which gravely threatens
his life. The news is being received
with the deepest regret by the entire
community. Mr.. Harris and George
Ffavert, who has been with him
throughout the trip, will retunn to Rifle
sometime next week. Mr.. Harris is the
president of the First National bank
of Rifle and one of the most successful
farmers and stockmen of the western
slope.-Rifle Reveille.
Andrew Gallo says he will have his
coal mine in operation within the next
ten days. If he is wise and wishes to
get this product properly introduced to
the householders of Marble he will haul
a few loads of it down to his store and
give it away in small lots to any who
apply. There are hundreds of coal
burners here who have known that Mr..
Gallo was working all summer on some.
thing in the way of coal mine, but
very few of them, if any, know just
what kind of coal it is that he has un-
covered, or whether it is fit to burn in
ranges and heating stoves. A great
deal depends upon getting this coal
properly introduced here, and this
ought to be Mr.. Gallo s first considera-
tion.-Marble Booster.
| There are many illustrations of Curl
Gus. conditions which obtain at this
high altitude, but one of the most
striking came to our attention last