The Glenwood post., 1916-01-15

holei DuHudy W opeH lhe HoeeA uh'"i
the new management, came from the
Littlefield herd, at Slater. This gen
tleman has 800 head on his preserve,
but is now going out of the business.7-
Meeker Review.
The Moffat Coal company has posted
notices here that any person toting a
gun or harboring any person toting a
gun, in the employ of the company, will
be discharged. This does not mean
while men are at work or going to and
from work, but at any time.-Oak Creek
Times.
Teddy has sure enough SHE'D his hat
into the ring. This time he proposes
to be the regular G. o. P. candidate
and his press agents are working ovel-
time to arouse enthusiasm. So far the
press agents are making all the noise
Teddy's candidacy will be popular with
the Democrats generally.-Recky Ford
Tribune.
Denver cops have been instructed by
the chief of police that they are to
sample all alleged soft drinks on sale at
places which are reformed saloons. The
chief is wasting words. Cops always
are splendid tasters and the Denver
Mulligans are excellent judges of in.
toxicants and can smell drink eight
blocks away.-Fort Collins Review.
The town board INDUCED in an
executive session last Monday
night. The triple plated oath of Sc
crecy evidently had but little effect on
some of the members for the details
were known early the next day. Secret
meetings of a town board are never
right; it looks like someone was afrail
to come out in the open and stand
sponsor for something r-other.-New
Castle Democrat.
z. NJ. Rulison claims that a portion
Of his property is in danger Of the river
overflow in the spring, judging by the
present amount of snowfall. However,
he believes his land can be protected
if the work of dyking or pile driving
is begun soon enough. Something should
be done, he states, to throw the water
under the big bridge and thus make
that expensive structure earn its pay
Rifle Reveille.
The saloons closed very quietly in
Red Cliff last week, unattended by any
of the drunken rowdyness that was ex-
pected by many. Morford and Martin
were sold out Thursday night and
wound up their business Friday. The
other places were out of "goods - long |!
before midnight Friday, and closed up
early and went home. 1t is all over, J
even the shoutin', and no one seems TO |
regret it very much.-Red Cliff News.
The Colorado Democratic editors are
commencing early with their campaign |
against the reelection of Governor
Carlson. They are very much afraid
that the Democratic party will not be :,
able to pick winning candidate for
governor this time SO they have evi.
IDENTIFY passed the word around for an
early mud campaign against the re-
nomination of Governor Carlson. Go to
it boys, for your attack on Governor
Carlson will only help give him walk.
away for nomination and election
Holyoke Herald.
Punchboards are getting theirs along
with other near-gambling devices. A
short time ago Mayor Thorson of Glen.
wood Springs ordered that all punch
boards in that city be abandoned, and
the marshal was instructed accordingly.
And now comes the word from Grand |
Junction to the effect that Mayor Cher !
rington of that city has put ban on
these little tempters and ordered them
4put into the discard heap along with
other gambling devices 1t has been
aptly written that these little contriv-
ances are mighty good for getting rid
of lot of spare money, but outside of
that their usefulness seems to be great
ly estricted.-Rifle Reveille.
For hundred years there has not
been a warship, fortress nor patrol
Of troops ON the border between Canada
and the United States. In the mean
time Canada has grown into great and