The Glenwood post., 1916-01-29

1t is understood that all next years
m1lels of Fords will have self-starters.
Ford is reported to have taken all the
cranks with him on the Oscar Twice.
And only few have eturned.-Seatt.e
Argus.
DIR. W. A. E. DeBeque returned the
first of the week from business trip
that included five states, Utah, Idaho,
Oregon, Washington and Montana. At
Butte he said the weather was fierce,
being 50 below zero.-DeBeque New
Era.
Luther Blackwell made a snowshoe
trip up into Seamen park and on We'd
nesday was at Harry Smith S where he
made number of tests, and found IL
feet of snow on the level. At Jay
Lyke's there is five feet.-New Castle
Democrat.
Word from M. A. Nicholson, the new
manager Of the Grand River Oil &
Gas Co., indicates that their work will
be resumed on their we'll about Feb.
1T. Three rigs operating in the De.
Beque fields will look good to local
people.-DeBeque New Era.
The Toadville Tidings advertises
cow for sale as follows: "For Sale:--
A full-blooded cow, giving milk, also
three tons Of hay, wheelbarrow,
grindstone, two stoves, scythe and
democrat wagon. (Mont.) In
dependent.
Miss Anna Beall received word on
Wednesday from DR.. J. T. Beall and
wife at Rochester, Mimi, stating thar
: the doctor had been examined by the
Mayo brothers who had concluded they
would operate on the doctor on Tues
day. No other word has been re-
ed.-Rifle Reveille.
John Helm is arranging to double
his crop acreage this season. John be-
lieves that he has relocated the lost
Paradise of antiquity. AS matter of
fact, there are few places on the west
ern slope that are as highly productive
as are the fertile tops of our several
mesas.-Grand Valley News.
W. R Call returned from Boulder on
Monday, not liking the climate over
on the other side of the range. He re-
ports snowfall Of only about half an
Mch during his sojourn in the univer-
sity town and with a cold wind blow
ing much of the time, the weather was
anything but agreeable.-Rifle Tele-
gram.
Forty-seven people from Rifle and
vicinity journeyed to Denver to attend
the stock show and other functions in
that city this week, 81 going via the
Midland and 10 via the Rio Grande.
This is larger number than recorded
during any previous year and doesn't
indicate that hard times prevail to any
great extent in this COMMUNICATIVE
Telegram.
The Tonopah (Nev.) Times declares
that man who had been hanging
around the office for some time volun.
teered to turn in some news. Here is
over the. raditor of his diminutive car
one cold morning, when small boy
shouted to him: 'Never mind covering
it up, mister-I saw what it was.
Some persons seem to think the ed
itor never needs any money, but if they
could realize how hard pushed he is
sometimes to pay current expenses and
keep the wolf from the door they
would not take chances on that dollar
burning hole in the pocket, but
Nould have a chance to get into the
game and do some real good in the
world.-Arvad Sun.
The last expiring walls of booze in
tbs state is manifesting itself in hold
ing Governor Carlson up to ridicule
because he very properly and openly
. proposes to see to it that the temper
ance law is enforced. The Post is Lead
ing in the fight against him, and the
Post is always the champion of rum. A
little more of this sort of thing will
make a second term easy for our ex-