The Glenwood post., 1916-04-08

necessity, and unless some one COM
mences to erect some soon, tent col
ony will become necessary.-Red Cliff
News.
Attorney General Farrar gives his
opinion that there is no law prohibiting
newspapers from printing as an item
of news the names of those receiving
consignments of liquors. If any wish
to have their shipments of booze made
public we will print it for them at
greatly reduced drates.-Hotchkiss Times.
Governor carlson seems to be grow
ing stronger every day. He seems to
have way of making good in whatev-
er he starts. He makes some mistakes,
he is honest and conscientious in Lis
work and does what he thinks is right.
Such mistakes as he makes are mis-
takes of the head rather than mistakes
Of the heart-Silverton Miner.
Mrs. Barnes has sold the Silt drug
store to DR.. Paxton and the doctor will
take charge the first of the month.
He has also rented the rooms back Of
the store and will live there. We are
glad to have the doctor and family
come to Silt, as they will make quite
an addition to our community. The
doctor will continue his practice as well
as conduct the drug store.-Silt Leader.
F. R. Williams had bay horse killed
on last Tuesday while it was being
worked on scraper on the road in
Bonita park. The team was being
driven by Bert Knox and the horse be-
came unmanageable, running away,
cutting himself on the slip that the
horses were hitched to. The animal
was ham strung SO bad that it had TO
be killed.-DeBeque New Era.
Harry Mulnix is seeking the nomina-
tion for state treasurer on the Republi-
can ticket, and the party in recog-
nition of his merits will give him the
place. His opponent will undoubtedly
be Bob Higgins of Pueblo, and poor
old Bob, the charmer at good roads
meetings, and the story teller at county
commissioners conventions, will find
Harry running rings around him.-Gree-
ley Spokesman.
So long as the great metropolitan
city remains on the map, there is no
danger of shortage in the annual crop
of suckers. Last Saturday night 1900
of them were separated from $4,000
of real money by the promoters Of =
thirty promenade participated in By
Jess Willard and Frank Moran. These
easy marks are the same ones who refer
to dwellers in the rural districts as
yaps and jays.-Lamar Sparks.
W. 8. Parkison of Glenwood was iu
town on Tuesday looking after the sale
Of the w. R. Thompson Co., saddle and
harness stock of which he had been
trustee since the business was closed up
here last fall. John Dugan of Meeker
purchased the stock and will continue
the business here under the manage
ment of Ed Webb who formerly worked
for the Thompson company. May the
first is the date set for the opening Of
the business.-Rifle Reveille.
Tuesday morning while in the act of
holding horse, George Hazard was un-
fortunate enough to get his third finger
on his right hand caught between the
rope and the horn of the saddle when
the horse which was held reared back
ward. The pressure was SO, great that
the bone and nearly all the flesh was
severed at the first joint. Mr.. Hazard
was hurried to the Office Of DR.. Con-
way where it was learned that, owing
to the lacerated condition of the re-
naming parts, the finger would have 10
be amputated near the second joint.
Dr.. Conway performed the operation
Gypsum Democrat.
On Tuesday, shortly after noon, the
ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. x.
Sykes, on Alkali was destroyed BY fra,
and all they saved was q little bedding
and the clothing they happened to have
on. A fire had been started in prepa-,
ration Of the midday meal and the fire
started in the upstairs room by 9. pipe
which ran through the roof. That this
sterling and worthy couple, who IN
their advancing years, 30 bfsvely run:-
de1took to make for themselves q new.