The Glenwood post., 1916-04-01

took stitches in the wound and Cos
per is now getting along fairly well.--
DeBeque New Era.
Colonel Charles E. Hubbard, Editor
A. J. Dickson and George Edinger, oil
magnates, all residents of the county
seat, passed through Grand Valley this
J week enroute to DeBeque to look after
4 their several oil interests at that point.
Grand Valley News.
The last congress decided that sugar
should be on the free list after May
81, 1919. The present congress, both
Democratic, has decided it is better to
have a tariff on sugar. Either right or
wrong, it seems that the Democrats
must come along the footsteps of the
Republicans, even though they are
years behind.-HotchIis Times.
After an absence of ten days from its
sleeping quarters the Lake City train
pulled into the depot Friday night last
at ten clock and never did crew and
crowd of passengers welcome the lights
of Lake City so heartily as those on
board that train. All had suffered hard
ship for days and all were completely
exhausted. This is the longest period
that Lake City has ever been without
its train service since the first train
pulled into Lake City over quarter CT
a century ago.-Lake City Times.
Reese Tucker has established his
spring shearng camp at the Colorado
Midland stock yards, and for the next
: few weeks there will be considerable
activity over at the yards. The Tucker
sheep will be brought from where they
have been wintered and the wool taken
from them in New Castle. This will
,necessitate the presence of Mr.. Tucker
and force of men for sometime, and,
on the principle that "every little bit
helps" in the business of the communi
ty, the Democrat is glad of it.-New
Castle Democrat.
Ten years ago it was necessary to
coax the farmers of Prowers county to
raise sugar beets. This year most of
the farmers have voluntarily signed
contracts for beet acreage, and the in
dications are that this condition will be
permanent. With large acreage of
sugar beets assured in Prowers county,
there is good reason to believe that the
American Beet Sugar company will
make plans for the regular operation If
its factory at Lamar. Such condition
) of affairs will mean prosperity for the
whole county.-Lamar Sparks.
There is no one on earth who likes a
dog more than the editor of this paper,
but there is no use lodging the fact
that this town has about two dozen
too many tramp dogs. They are an
absolute nuisance. The town authori-
ties ought to take some action on the
ordinance relating to dogs or repeal it
and they ought to do it with every
ordinance that is dead letter. Either
repeal the ordinances or enforce them.
If they are good ordinances they ought
: to stay on the books and be enforced !;
if they are bad they ought to be takeE
: from the books OR enforced.-Lake
City Times.
The people Of Minturn are all great
ly interested in the proposed cyanide
mill to be built at the mouth of Two
Elk creek. The writer spent few
hours in Minturn Sunday and that
seemed to be the main topic of conver-
sation with everyone we met. The site
! selected for the mill is on government
land, taking in the ground from the
red cut north to the creek, and is only
about two miles from Minturn. The
citizens of that place rightly conclude
that the proximity Of the busines to
their town will be benefit to them.
The railroad company has made the
siding surveys and will commence grad
ing as soon as the frost is out Of the
ground.-Red Clin News.
II 600
Montezuma valley is waiting for a
creamery. We're one here there would
be forward movement for dairy cows
and the monthly psy.check. Here Nc
have abundant territory for . big insti.
tuition of this kind, and capital can be
assured Of . paying business that will
} come to our relief. Other sections that