The Glenwood post., 1916-01-08

dusty at that place. Parties from
Olathe also tell us that very little If
"the beautiful fell at that place.
Montrose Enterprise.
Announcement has been made by
Secretary Alva A. Swain of the mil
winter meeting of the Colorado Editor
ial association at Denver contemppor-
aneously with the live stock show, and
that Especial entertainment connected
with the stock show will be furn-
ished.' 1t is to be presumed from this
that the newspaper men and the live
stock will all be fed on the same kind
of fodder.-Pueblo Indicator.
A deal was closed on Tuesday of
this week wherein the entire plant Of
the Dutton coal mine was sold to Oscar
Berglund of Wallace creek. Mr.. Berg
lund took possession of the business at
once and will move to Rifle and make
his home here. He is the owner of
large ranch on Wallace creek and has
made good in the stock business. As
soon as spring comes, he expects to
make extensive improvements at the
mine.-Rifle Reveille.
An editorial from the Denver Ex-
press, boosting Tully Scott for COVER
nor, is being sent out over the state
in circular form. Tully may be all
they will fight shy of any candidate
proposed or backed by the Express.
The people want law abiding and law
enforcing candidates next campaign
and all other campaigns to follow. It's
good bye, Tully Scott, with such an
archstic backing.-H Times.
The first suit of its kind to be filed
in Delta county under the usury law
of 1913, was filed in the county cou:t
during the past week by Conrad Wier-
steiner of this county, against Walter
( c. Davis of Colorado Springs. The Pc
tition charges that the defendant le-
manded and has collected interest from
the plaintiff at the rate of 4S per cent
per annum, in violation of the provi-
sions of the law, and cancellation Of
the notes and mortgage are asked, with
the full penalties as allowed by law.
Owing to the nature and Importance of
the issues involved, the outcome will
be watched with considerable interest.
Delta Independent.
| Judging by the present tremendous
snowfall in the valley and the much
heavier fall in the hills, things will be
doing along the river when the thaw
comes in the spring. 1t appears from
4 the angle of the Reveille that something
should be done to save some of the
ranches along the river by vigorous use
J of the steam shovel instead of making
roads with it for the benefit of the
rich auto owners who simply pass over
them and leave nothing but their dust.
Between four and five thousand dol
lars of the peoples money have already
/ gone floating down the river in vain
I attempt to pile up few rocks to hold
the river to its old channel.-Rifle Rev
/ ellie.
Bro. Sherm. Myers, jovial editor of
the Anita ua.) Record, whom. we have
never seen, but with whom we are on
calling terms, sends us his picture with
a New Year greeting. Frankly, we
like him, in spite of the fact that he
wears fur cap, fur-trimmed overcoat
and smokes long, black segar that
must have cost pair of jitneys at the
lowest estimate. May it never be said
that we were envious of the wealthy
classes! From the fact that he wears
the fur cap as in manner stated aud
also drapes his face in side whiskers
(our only pet aversion), we judge that
he is bald headed and is trying to mis-
lead his more distant friends. In spite
of that, comma, we are for him. He
! is in class with Rockefeller, Hogue
of the Eaton Herald, Carnegie, Roy
Ray of Windsor and other noted pluto
Gratis with liking for printers mkt
Fort Collins Review.
'H41i41eNs .T QEsgE.
Would Readers Be satisfied7
! It would be the easiest matter in the
! world to run newspaper if our read
ers would be satisfied with the junk
stuff sent us by the different deadbeats