The Glenwood post., 1916-02-19

Faithful Vermont and Utah may in
sist upon naming the next Republican
presidential and vice presidential can
'didates.-Chicago Daily News.
AS time rolls on one becomes more
and more convinced that President
Wilson is not trying to run the country
in order to please Colonel Roosevelt
Chicago Daily News.
The Germans are said to have found
satisfactory substitute for cotton and
rubber. Now if they will find one for
war.-Minneapolis Journal.
1t is the Colonel, Hughes, or bust,
, writes William Allen White. And the
third candidate has long lead on the
other two.-Charleston News and
Courier.
On last Sunday the Denver & Rio
Grande freight pulled in and set out
eight cars of cows for ]. l.. Conger.
The consignment came from Price,
Utah, and are of the "high brow"
brand. They will be used for breeding
purposes with view of building up
the cattle business in this section of
the valley.-Grand Valley News.
Ranchers in the Eagle valley were
loading potatoes this week for which
they were receiving $3.50 per hundred.
We are informed that Sherman Bros.
at Eagle are still holding ten cars of
potatoes waiting for the high price o.
4, $500 per lundred. 1t looks now as #
this price would be reached before ah-
other crop is harvested.-Red Cliff
News.
Dan ]. Burns and Carlisle Bros. have
shipped in so tons of oil cake from
Kansas City for cattle feed. 1t costs
them SAL ton laid down at DeBeque
and they have engaged all of the avail
able teams to haul it out to their
ranches. Dan says it is cheaper than
hay and that once cattle get to eating
it they will fight for it.-DeBeque New
Era
v. A, James, well known rancher
of the Axial Basin, has returned from
business trip to Kansas City, Chica-
go, and points in Kentucky. He said
y oGy hpnp
leased for as much as $3.50 an acre.
He also adds, by way of parenthesis,
that there are lots of pretty girls and
horses there, both of which he is very
fond.-Craig Courier.
Pueblo Star-Journal boasts that du--
ing the month of January, just passed,
the bank deposits showed an increase
y of $27s,OOO over the same month year
ago. Perhaps it wont be admitted by
the booze element and it may be the
assessor will never know who it be-
longs to, but it happened just the same
\ the first month under prohibition
Hotchkiss Times.
The Lady Belle Extension mine s1
Elkhorn is coming to the front again
and promises to make good the expecta-
tions held for it when opened up in
the spring of 1913. A car of ore was
loaded at Eagle last Saturday and
shipped to the smelter and another car
was loaded out this week. The opera
tors claim that they have large body
of ore opened up which assays $50 10
200 ounces in silver.-Red Cliff News.
The county commissioners have pur-
chased the dirt from the Methodist
church basement to put on the dyke
across the river at the rate Of 25 cents
Der cubic yard. The dirt from the
First Christian church basement is now
also being hauled over there. The COM
emissioners, we are told, are intending
to raise the dyke about three feet high
efathan it was last year.-Rifle Reville.
Dr.. Rubetinker was qualified M. d.,
sbut settling in cattle country and
finding the demand strong, he had
added veterinary. work to his other
practice. "Nothing serious" an
nounced the doctor, after examining
valuable bull which he had been sum-
moned posthaste to treat. "Give him
one Of these powders in quart Of
bran mash three times day.'' The
rancher heaved sigh Of relief