The Glenwood post., 1916-01-08

Johnnie Steward put horseflesh on
the stage line Tuesday. His Buick T.,
with this one exception, is working
every day and even this heavy snow
fall has proven no handicap.-New
Castle Democrat.
Miss Frances Tandy, who last year
was one of the most popular teachers
in the Craig school, arrived Thursday
night from her home in Carbondale for
visit at the home of DR.. and Mrs. K.
A. Seydel.-Craig Courier.
If the state of Colorado going dry
will make Wyoming prosper, all good
and well, but we can It see for the life
of us where a rough element such as
holds up the liquor business can be of
aid to any state.-Kearney Midget.
w. o. Powers went over to Denver
Wednesday morning to spend few
days with his family. Paul Ellsworth
of Leadville is helping Mr.. Weirick
with the moving picture show during
Mr.. Powers absence.-Red Cliff News.
News.
Mrs. Mike Keough and son, Charles,
came down from Gleuwood last Tues
do icif cou
days, after which they proceeded TO
Green River, Utah, where they will
join Mr.. Keough who has located
at that point.-Grand Valley News.
Bert Tibbetts has been buying spu1s
down in the Silt section for the past
three weeks for shipment to Texas
points. When he began down there the
quotations were 60 cents; yesterday
they were a dollar, with prospects for
a still farther raise.-New Castle Dem.
ocrat.
Mrs. Lou NJ. Allen had table full
of relatives and friends for Xmas, in
Guiding John Heberling and family,
her mother, Mrs. Heberling, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Smith of Glenwood,
George Heberling of Glenwood, and Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Howe and daughter,
Roberta. Marble Booster.
After the next week no paper pub
lished in Colorado is permitted to carry
any liquor ads under the prohibition
law that goes into effect on January
first. But no attempt will be made to
stop the circulation in the state of pa
pers printed elsewhere and containing
such advertisements. Are Colorado pa
pers getting square deal?-Bayfield
Blade.
Herb Helm had the misfortune of
shooting off his little finger the first
of the week. He was carrying his
30-30 over his shoulder with the muzzle
of the gun held with his right hand,
when, without warning or any account
able reason, the rifle was fired and
the bullet shattered young Helms
small digit so that DR.. Miller finished
the job by amputation.-Grand Valley
News.
Near Canton, Ohio, lives man who
is a genius in economy. Noting the
similarity in appearance of bran and
sawdust, he started to use a certain
proportion of the latter in the mash
he fed to his chickens. The fowls ate
the mixture with apparent relish, but
the trouble came when the next setting
of eggs was Matched. 1t is said that
two of the chickens had wooden legs,
and third was woodpecker.-Th
Country Gentleman. ... ....
1t is to be hoped that every town in
the state will see to it that the boot
logger is given his just deserts whenev-
er he shows up. The majority of The
voters of Colorado decided we should
have no more booze in the state, and
after tomorrow we will be minus the
saloon in this state. Let us also see
to it that there are no blind pigs or
! bootleggers allowed in the state. It's
!, up to the county and state officials to
see that the law is enforced, but the
people of each community should do
their part.-EagleA Enterprise -
j. W. Douthitt, the sugar beet man,
was up from Delta on business con-
nected with the beet industry. He is
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