The Glenwood post., 1916-04-22

kids with patched Easements to trade
jack-knives for marbles. .''-Tellurile
Examiner.
A new store front is being placed in
the store room of the st. Julian hotel
building which is to be occupied by a
Ladies' Speciality store to be operated
by Mrs. j. F. Kamm, a new resident
from New Castle, Colo. Mr.. Kamnl
who formerly operated mercantile
store at New CASTLE, has become a vic.
tim of tungstenitis and is associated
with Denver men in the development
of mines in the Nederland district
Boulder News.
The directors of the creamery mel
Tuesday and allowed 29 cents for the
March butter fat. With the honest
test given by the creamery here, nc
one can expect to beat this price any
where. Something over 5000 pounds
Of butter was made and sold during the
month, totaling little over $4,000 fol
the plant The output will no doubt
reach 10000 pounds for April. The
North Fork creamery is an established
business here and one of which every
citizen of the valley is proud.-Hotch
kiss Times.
A young man who was employed in a
bank in Denver was caught short in his
accounts the other day and was dis
missed after his brother, had made good
the shortage. The excuse of the en-
beZzler was that he married before he
could afford it. This fellow ought tc
have been put behind the bars for max.
ing statement like that, even if he
was let off on the stealing part. A good
wife never yet was drag ON a mau
When we married We had no credit
anywhere; now our credit is good and
we owe most everybody.-Marble
Booster.
Chris NJ. Keck, general agent for the
Colorado Midland railroad in this dis
trict, was in Marble Tuesday and We'd
nesday looking after business interests
and reporter for the Booster under
took to learn from him what truth there
is in the reports being circulated about
big activity in burning coke at Red
stone this summer from Placita coal
Mr.. Keck frankly said he did not be
lieve the story, although admitting Il
long chance of its being true. He had
been unable to confirm it, however
and all things considered, he thought i.
sounded very fishy.-Marble Booster.
A plan for the establishment of a
state fish hatchery at Trappers lake, at
the head of White river, is being con-
sidered by the state fish and game de-
partment, this being considered an ideal
location. For years more trout spawn
have been collected at Trappers lake
than at any other point in the state,
a spawning station being located there
during the early part of each July. The
forest service and the state game de-
partment are cooperating in plans for
the construction this summer of cabin
at the lake for the joint use of both
Observation-Disclosures Sentinel.
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Del c. Weyand, register Of the Unit
ed States land office at Glenwood
Springs, was on yesterday mornings
train, returning from trip to Craig,
to attend to matters in connection with
his ranch interests in Moffat county
Mr.. Weyand reports great rush Of
business in his office, owing to the
large number of new homestead filings
being made on lands in Moffat county.
He stated that during 1915 Routt was
the banner county in his district in the
number of land patents issued by the
government, title having been perfected
on 1913 tracts of land, covering alto
gether 16,679 acres in this county,
Sentinel.
While bunch of fine Holstein cat
lie were being taken to summer range
N the Book Cliffs north of Clifton, oil
tuesday of last week, twenty-three of
;he animals valued at $1,000, were in
'ome manner driven over a cliff and
killed. Seven other cattle went over
he cliff, but were saved, probably be-
,ause they fell on the carcasses of the