The Glenwood post., 1915-07-10


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Wera ssaeheA ths 6sstiasl this vesk
that WaRrea Cegdil, Charles Ledger And
Albsrt Bsyso. were lucky ssosgA lsst
week to run into 4 large family Of
wolves up in the Slater country. They
caught total Of seven seed sized pups,
the mother wolf making her escape
Mr.. Bseler stated that all the cattle
men On upper Snake river are highly
elated over the catch. He further stat.
ed that depredations of wolves during
tAs past season has heen . greater nsn-
ace to stockgrowers than any hard Wis
ter could possibly be. The loss of cattle
from wolf slaughter has been very
heavy this year, in fact the heaviest in
MANY wears. Snake River Sentinel.
On Monday night Solan Ackley ar
rived in Eagle with the hide of big
cinnamon bear. He had = trap set on
Upper Gypsum creek and told Frank
Van Horn to look after it while he was
away. This Frank did, with the result
that last Saturday he saw Bruin in the
trap and proceeded to take = poke at
the bear with his $3.50, and hit Mr..
Bruin just above the right eye, putting
him out of the game for keeps. Ffaak
then proceeded to skin the critter and
took the meat home and salted it down.
He phoned to Solan who went down
and brought the hide home. The
weight of this bear was estimated at
about 600 pounds.-Eagle Enterprise.
Cheer up, ye pessimist, better times
are coming. Twelve men were put to
works in the shops this week, and this
is the second increase in force within
the past ten days. And here is more
good news. The Rio Grsnde is nov
ready to lay their new ninety pound
steel between Salida and Leadville, ani
. whole regiment of Nexicans have
beea imported for that purpose. There
are 500 Nexicans for the rough work,
and of course this will mean employ.
ment for quite force Of Americans to
direct the werk. This will place nss:y
in circulation, and give . general sT
Of prosperity that looks good to every.
body. Cheer up!-salida Record.
70 be nearly killed by pure air was
the experience Of Ben Jones, one Of the
repair mon At the Ideal Auto eompA.
ny's garage. He was working under =
car that had just come in from the road
whea one Of the tires sxpleded with .
report that would have pat German
bomb to shame. Joaes was lying on
his back near the tire and II 10 supposed
hs was blown against the Transmission
case. Anyway he was rendered un.
conscious and remained 30 for . half
hour. Dirt was blown into his eyes
and although he is fast recovering he
can use these members only with the
assistance Of colored glasses. Motto:
Beware of the automobile tire.-GranA
Junction Sentinel.
Rifle and vicinity was treated 60 a
high h-faluten wind and dust storm las.
Friday evening, the fierceness Of which
was probably never equalled before in
the history of this part Of the stats,
the few minutes it lasted. In parts Of
Arizona and Oklahoma such storms are
said to be Of frequent occurrence, but
whether or NO, that Of last Friday
served one good purpose by demonstra.-
ing that one week with another this
section is blessed with mighty good
weather. 1t is also to be remarked
that while the hurricane of dust caused
brief inconvenience, the elements were
also busy in other parts of the country,
notably in South Dakota, where the
death toll totaled six. Blessed is the
Grand valley.-Rifle Telegram.
To start out on 2OO-mile tramp with
only . pack burro to carry = tent and
provisions is . NO small undertaking
for even an old proepector accustomed
to bad weather and rough trails, but
two sixteen-year-old Leadvilie boys
started on such . trip Sunday morning
Before they return Ia Lesdville, Il they
carry out their plan, they will have
covered over 800 miles. The boys ar4
Alexander Grant and Newell Smith,
who, being nembers Of the local Boy
Scout troop, believed such jaant
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