The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26

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slo.5o and $l1 being not unusual the
old postal caused a smile on the faces
OF feeders who sold sheep this year
Weld County Democrat
FORMER Governor w. L. Douglas pre-
diets Tremendous and unprecedented
Development in all lines of business
throughout the United States; that
this country is shortly to enjoy tie
greatest period of prosperity in It's
history and that it will become the
financial center of the world, follow
ing the close of the great European
war.
Frank E. Sheridan was conspicuous
on the streets of Rifle this week. He
visited the Aspen section and pur-
chased two fine White Face bulls, for
which he paid $500, the Telegram is IN
formed. The animals reached here
Tuesday and were started north eNe
next morning on the trip TO Mr.. Sheli-
dams White river ranch.-Rifle Tels-
/ gram.
Mrs. Marion Henry and Marion, ir.
came in from Salida Wednesday even
ing and Papa Marion has had the boy
ON exhibition ever since The boy is
month old, but the old man has not
succeeded in coming down out of the
clouds yet, and, unless he gets over 1T
pretty soon, some one will have to
take charge of the sheriff's office
pending his recovery.-Eagle County
News.
Glenwood Couple Elops 70 junction
II e. Henderson, %, and Miss Mar
garet Rose sullivan Of Glehwood
Springs, aged 10, slipped away from
the spa on Strawberry Day, when they
would be least missed and were mar
ried here yesterday. The license was
made out for the young man, who stood
with twinkle in his eye as he thought
of how he had eluded the folks at
home.-Grand Junction News.
The American people detest self
righteousness and Pharisiasm. That
may not be the attitude of Mr.. Bryan
but it looks it. To this hour he has
not shown the American people one OF
the darkest hours of American history.
A master of good English he is coa-
tent to roll his eyes heavenward and
to thank God that he is not like other
men. It happens to be that he is not
like the ninety ty-nine!-Boulder Camera.
Do you know that an editor or u
reporter for a newspaper can, in his
rounds stop and ask hundred persons
"what is the news!' and ninety ont
Of the hundred will reply. "Nothing
special" and yet so out of that num-
Der know something that. if not fourl
in the next paper, will astonish them
greatly and disappoint them more and
perhaps make them madder than hor
nets. Don't be afraid to let the news
paper man know it
John F. Vivian is not going to make
any pyrotechnic display as register Of
the state land office, but the law will
be obeyed you may be sure. There is
no law with regard to the amount of
land purchaser may buy of the state.
1t has been the custom, however, to
discourage large purchases of land.
The principal matter the board will
consider is who will pay the highest
price for the land. Other points are
of little moment.-Hayden Republican.
The Ute Indians, who have camped |
the confluence of Douglas creek ani
the White river with the announced in
tention of becoming permanent set
tiers, had = carpenter cut barrel IN
two for them, and they are stretching
rawhide across the barrel halves, max
ing drums for what they say is going
to be cheap big bear dance" The
bear dance, one of the most famous Of
the Indian institutions, will signalize
= conference, but they refuse to tell
white ipquirers what they are to confer
City Times.
Il now seems likely that prohibition