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Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03
era dnore Canoe.

Or. H~pisineer, giceprn5toert / ari-
nTinnlretten | Miett, tog iig Hptnnrs-
often df6nge Deo Sfpontng. Gan
Dor blet Danpittig al angit for ut bfi
Itlinb.
Or. 8artb, oen befienbte tpfe Sri.
IbanoeIs. Wano, er blet pnlgt til Nigs.
oagsmano ira 8itteuberg- Oitriftet.
at Or. gartb fitnoe ieire / ct lau al.
Igiort @grar.D iitrift aniees iom beteg.
nenbe for Den Steunling, Oct npe
TolbIouiorilng bar ifdbt ! 2anoet.
GDrlis. - Sen tpife (eller oart-
ife?) Camper ~ahara4 bar forliit peo
en- al De fineiiite Ger, t~elegraieres ira
Songfong. AZ Mano at Y%eiGtrin-
gen blep reooet, men anptein uloerlip
90 ire andre Sfieerer, fire eiirop9ite
Pasfagerer % II aineiere iaDnes.
&esjeringen paa Nem 3ealanb bar
beilutiet at fiebe alle StaaIbroer fra
@merifu berefter. Oa Der for fort
IEio lioen ifirloe bpgees en- Itor Sern-
Ibanebro at Stmal, bite bet Jig, at Oct
arerifmnife Mltb,t0 bar aft,lrat en-
6ieroepart al Anbuoene fra De bril-
ti1te Jirmler.
Smlter ibi9l Snleaiten. - en- be-
fienot ifotif Waaler, Sobn Dalrplple,
osoe pau ielpe SS~itleaften at Cult /
gelfait, Srtaaio. Oen Itaftas altnit-
ner itaiIoe pGre meset begapet. San
bapoe for en- Sib iioen uoitiuet Mule-
rier / Mfaoelniet / Yaris og tog tire
5eriteprGmier.
Truteit. - Oct internationale go.
ciGliitbureal, Der for Stoen boloer
DtsOe | 8rpsiel, bar paa 6orilas al
ben befieuote tpife Socialiitierer og
Higsoa9smmro Ginger pebtaget Ell
Meiol,ition, Der inoebolber en- fraf.
tfg Hroteit MOB Yrsifernes ~llnoertrpf-
felier OF Holafterne % ligeleoes moo
gngIeuoernes Sremf9ro / Spoafrita.
Tlpm / Gnslanb. Tuoieligt
itotraabt Sspeir og Smeltning al BEN
imuuoeli9e SneTnasie oppe / Bier
gene bar %foruariaget en- itbsrt Slom
/ 0erpentoalen / England. 0artoet er
transt ino / Slnoreoer al Suie, %
mango al 8eboerne reooebe Jig / TO
ite 2ieblif. Del Iapere 9ano er for-
oanolet till en- SnOiis.
Cperipsmmelie. - gpen Sufe /
Moroffo paa Afrtfos Norofpit biem-
isgtes forieoen Dag al ct pololomt
Sfpbruo. Sele oen neore Bart al
9pen e riusumeoes os alting Top
ties ne0 no | Sapef. Smtring 200
8eriorer omfom. 9pen bar en- Be
folfnine al 10000, bporaf Sieroe-
parten er Seoer.
Nrbeioslssbeo. - Sgiaa / Splanb
beriter Der for Siben itor arbetosIgs-
beo, % Der biep en- triit Sui / manst
ct Irbeiberbiem. Ilene / ROTTERDAM
Der bar en- 9efolfnine pua $4,000,
er Der minoit 5000 Wano, iom life
er lltuno til at opbripe en- Irbeios.
bog. Subriterne i ole iterre 9per
reolicerer i'm arbeiosItprfe tort p9f.
5 Imiteroom Ifaffer Srefiesarmeen
Iao til 1900 Berioner, /
5aag til 1000, | &otteroam til 1000
og | lltreht til 500.
3iouiitfunsresien, Der for Sioen er
ianrlet ! 9aiG, Sfpeib, bar beiluttet
ot oprette Ell &nnf, bpori Ser itaoia
ifal bapes en- bis Sum for Saanoen
til @rbDerpeIie af me &~orcesfioner.
sf oenne 9nnf Ifal Der cprettes Ell
iilial / Ealeitina ueo en- Sum, Der
life ifal operitige 100000 Srancs.
Oenne gunf ifGl DOG life oirefte for
meo Observation-Disclosures.
8%ongresien afilutteoe line Sorbuno4
Iinger Nptaarsoftert, efterat en- M
@refutipfomite paa 40 Meolenmer
bar puIgt. Sem Mrnerifmfere uulgtes
ino | oerine aomite. Sbeooore Ser3l
ira Sien aipltpaldteS I'll Hrnii0ent
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03

Sr. Z. {. Saeobiou / Genncsier
@ioae, Cent, iperger, ON ri tdn m
neftaa for She 9oneietter at SScit Su.
perror. vi fienoer life mere til Beo'
~foHmGtoe. emo al han er anbefnlet al
norife og ameritumfe 9Ia6e i @cit
Siiperior, boor ban bprer biemue, oa
at ban aperterer ! mnerifanifc Stor.
blnoe iann / ipcnife 9looe / Wimea-
polls. llnoer ale Omitpnoiqbeoer
Dor man ! iuaoamre SiIfnl6e FORE
tporuhere uleA 8e6fomnet0e lelp. 0a
man poa An Waane fan faa beore
geifco. emo ct Advertisement fam gipe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03

Get or bcrcanrt, at init eli @iIlipt
Stores al Sor0e15 2alth0real ior III
ben mnperocS til 3obafsoOI. Dette
er nlegct, men ina er 6orbruget al
Gobaf oqioa tort. Soor meget 70.
baf tror mo bel Ser BRIGGS t ct
enteIt gor? Stotiitifen %ioarer:
6.30o,000000 guno. bpilfet iqien
or Set ianrne iorn 2,st2, 800 Cons.
Gnriat / Qenqe beIober bette ubpre
Gc5afsforbrna fla til 80 @iIioner
gsuno SterIiug eiler mtfrirg $50
Deiaioner Collars.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03

@irainias Seaislatnr suifer at foo
Ct AT 2nnoets SripsItfbe opfolbt ef.
ter roeprte Stot oa bar ienot Som.
gresien ct @noraqenee hcrom. Get
mpneIige res bette &noraqen6e or
rem Sorrn. hpori Oct CT offattet, i6et
BET hcoer: "g8e hirect otr 5enators
ono requeft orr RepreientotioeS q
lluherfia ION BETTE bcres, Tfal BET,
efter bo1o S~oghuroiae / parlomea.
tariff 2op % Sproqbrua Tiger, /
@rHocn bore meget forfeit. M1m
euar remIie no ira. at en- 2Sor.
bln'osienotor Der er pnigt al 2egis.
kt1rren er Aerres Tierrr. iom oen
ron befaIe rper, meoeus sen folrc.
ouigtc &ougpsmoIb life er orioar.
re o~perfor roqeu SlGt& k~Dogiuenoe
SoriaTdinG Tor I'M @igrcn op 2ooeu
TeIgeIt5 moo en- 2egj%anIr pent
iogttoae ole if0lOige HciliQaeoer
o~oerfor Dc ncrrer Gutofruter ionr
iiooer / Reprpiattourbuiet ! 8uih.
tngtou ~ tar / ale SjlfoIoer life
aaa uiDerc et0 at neoIUJae en- inu-
Meiig ~&enseit ON ct OcuS 2qtifcr
nluo bIipe reipeftereoe "a Noe
pIeier man 10 at foIoe Seuatet
Soerhuiet!
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03

&eur5mela % Sgiflanb. &elie.
5uela fuller GuifionS mango @enge.
men har bruQt Ell llen6eligbso AZ
ll0fuq.er ior al ilippe al betaIe. %
nor al 100 tit har oo aeIleren be-
iIuttet at bcInGgtigc iip Eolobooen
"a @uopra peo @~cue3uelaS anit,
Den 9r2iiecut Cairo tiger; Oct
itol q ifel" 6ois oItiaa Enfluno
Itul fQa Solobeoeu / fine Sproer,
moo oet bruce Mtagt. ga her ino-
trpoer Ell @~anfeIigbe0. Goitro er
en- topper SdNat, % SnifIono maa
lurlOirtte moage Spopper. boiS oct
itaI neute al puioe. Ronroe.G oftri.
men er imioIertio til Sttoer Tor. at
en- itor eluoppyit 8rigMuagt betrpocr
4nierfaS @1ir0. &c syoreneoe
Stoters TrGiEant tar itte roIm ie
paa. at Gmfluuo tommer til pore
@rGtier reo er ihr Sor, aeiieren
itismter BETTE. % hon bar Iooct i'm
Anlbosksosr / @aitiaston optrpoe
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03
6ulo pco Sa Grcsie.

Sobn StuIe. iom Dor en- 90 9fiI
gSorb for 90 GroSie g9is., o. J Ians
Sfo hGr orepet meo S%fiRrpins. FIR
cpoaget Ell Sriup0roig @ulSaarc 9aa
lin Sooers 6urm ! @iIhrore gallep.
) 9prheoen al iaunr Steo opoo.
ge6eS aobber Tor nogIe Ysaaueocr Il.
Sen. Ereuer al oen paa Shuls.
Sarulen nntcne @niofodrts or leno.
til Srobermeitere. % &c Tiger, at Der
/ e Con or @uIo for 81 og Sslp for
50 foriioen eu bel WpngNe aobber.
! SanNen er Der oaioa Sub, nclniig
Tor 50. 20 / hpert Con. CT @rIS.
pert ifal mart iGttes isans.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03
Graaolcs Ielefon.

u. y. S~hrbbieiieia. en- Spiinoer,
iom hor ispr Mnrrap. aentitdp, IL
ger. ban bar giort en- Syinoelie,
bporpee Der er mulist at ~relefonere
ueen Sraoo. Der paaifaaes. al
manage reIfienote N9no ira NGboIa.
oct bar peret @ione til SttbbIeiieios
grpcrimelaer, iom aae falot beISis
10.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03
SpefuIerer / Ole.

en- bel Del W9no fra forifiellise
Starter al Seroen er fonrne I'll Nep
Orleans for at I9gge Bloner ON,
boorIeoes Slie ira Beaumont / Seras
ifal furne tilgooegisres og ipreoes
ontfrirtg / 9aroete. Nogle at Men.
oene er fro RemDorf, en- bel Slot er
fra Soma, en- Ditto fra Mirneiota, %
Der Ell ogiaa nogIe ira oct tefrolo-
eiife Sn1tihtt / Stittgart, Tpiflanb.
9e iibite ril itiibere SliefcrefomIter
/ SeraS. 9e leite at oisfe Sliemprrb
bar meget forbebolone, men mot ut
BOG no ioa meget. at De t9nfer paa at
foniolibere ale Oliefompaniertre for
at omeoa De Itrenge 2ope MOI Fruits,
iom giGlber | Seras. Wpnoene fra
Mtmeiota oq Soma anier bet for
beoit at fsre Slien til glfp Orleans
oa ienoe Sen omfrirg oerfra. Sc oil
Seros.2opene fife bore til Sinoer.
Zen ifpre sfupeier / Ioropeiten,
@eperbdirier, bar fisbt gensTeiionS
Soebrus / gperett, @aib., for $3.50
nnn
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03
Sra bopeoltaoen.
Nraentinn npilia. sSfeIae llnoe

Iracntina npiaig. SfsIae timber.
retnnger, lom er foune til 8aibing.
ton bier Oct fig at G1ili er mere
mooerot euo Den argentinife 9fe.
pn6lit / tit Sorbolb til De Spsrgs.
maal, iom tillhlt fnn iee til &rig
mellem Dc 70 ipoNerifonlte DE.
publifer. Oct melt ooerroifelthe oeo
Sagen er. at argentina bor afilooet
at nrootage De Soreneoe Staters
penIige 3ilbuo ON at faa 6orlig
itano meIlem DC to Barter. meocns
Gbili bar prret meget piuig til at
quo in0 hcrpaa. GbiIi bar iioerl
1881 ppret arrieet FOR at bore btttert
iteult NOR nor ReptbIif. men argert-
tina hor biotiI bnpt Orb for al nGre
CIT Ben al sc Torene0e Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03
MeIf i 5orm al @el. ~lloerrias

0eportueutet @aihington bar iooet
MeooeIeIie ON en- 0pfnneIie, Tom er
blcoeu Qiort | u0lunoet Scr IigeS
iftc boor ~ 90 ION oil hfoe At Big.
rtgbeo for fdrInere. iou op6rGtter
9leItcfier. Gpfnoclier beftanr | ct
Applrut lporreo 9tcIf fan reduce
res til Ct clogs Ql1Iocr, iosn Ter no
ION NocoencI nan iom ocobliocr at
bt'ioGc allc @2Afcn3 Ggenifaber uno-
tolcn @poen Dctte W2erfcnci fon
op.eie& ! ganS % ton oo briqes
rfflirot iou uInrmOeIig @per Gette
M(e,fcmeI bltaer life iurt. % @eiret
boy iuacn 5noHpheIie poo oct. Oct
ontage& al 0erre SpittoeIfe Tom
bItor al itsrite @igtiqtch oerpco at
ifuumct lPelf. iom hihttI or bIepet
leiIt bort Ean npttiagieres / Iongt
itorre l%nltrofluug.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03
llnrn rukota.

Faa mi Soo. - I~siiiierenoe SolD.
tasierer Gbomas Y. Sagen ! largo
blep tsSlia ! 1901 iussocl ltploiS | at
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03

nleect benipnsfuIbt. pnniioent
Gaitro fer. Of ban fmt brirtae Epff.
lu1to ! auibe, o. herfor bri9cr ban
o. bans ginhe ida itore Orc.
Men mdnife De 5oreneoe Statrr
iorbinher iia mco aciieren for at lore
bum ssolfeifif.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03

Sc nntomue giunlmere al "S>eo
Grneu" fan erhplOes lor LOG
ertra.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03
%uuiepcIt % Riles. Set fortrrlcs

&uuicucIt % Niiles. Set fortnrles
MI, at HooiepeIt life for ina ilemt
frem meo WsIIes, ion gtpiierne tio-
Iigere bar berettet ON. Ger bar
rs Gerioner tiIitehe, oa prpiioen.
ten toIte nleo @enerulefi, og DC por
fun iitnnb til al opfonge nogle
enteIte Orb al, bnah Nooieoelt paa
i'm ipnoonIige inbtrengerrbe og al.
porIiee @arhe iogoe til MiIes.
Genne gap intet Spnr, men bare
bitffeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03

gil gaa al. gttorncp General
Snor fNnntcr ptitrtpf | ell npr sSrem.
ito til at nebl9gae tit Gmbeoe %
penoe tubage iii Bittsburg, bpor
llniteo Stntes Steel Corporation
gjerne pI babe farn. Son Dor Iange
Corporation 2apper", ferenb Wc.
4inlep opertnlte bnm iii at inotrpoe
/ aabinettet. Com Sugfsrer for
itore Samlng tiente ban omfring
100000 om 4aret, mebens ban
iom llncte Cams 3iencr fun foar
$4,000. Rorporatfonerre por bebo-
gelige Serrer, men ion Stutsraao
bar ban iaaet mango Sanford, forbi
ban etsang itob / oeres SoIo. Snn
ifal M bore fieo al at bore otot fra
beire % p%enitre, Scamp MOB 9or-
p%oroticnerne er | betrne Sio 9ugens
2sien og Oct er life iinberligt, at
ben, iom / Gmbeos Meofer Ifitloe
bare Speranfsrer / benne 2nrnp,
mistprfes paa @rumo at i'm Sortib
% fine ganle Swrpatbier, ON ban
emo er en- SGoreIarosoen og merer
oct ooot. Nr9iioent &opiepelt Ter
itoen Goil Stillinaen fart % er life
npinig til al LOBE anor goa.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07
Wedding Bells.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ross
was the scene of very pretty home we'd
ding last Thursday evening, when their
only daughter, Jessie, WAS united in
marriage to Mr.. Harry Ewing.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with plants in honor of the occasion.
At $50 o'clock the ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. j. l.. Read, the ring
service being used.
The bride was charming in q, dress of
cream colored silk warp henrietta, trim
med in lace and pearl Both bride and
groom wore roses.
After the ceremony, a repast, which
was truly bountiful' as well as delicious,
was partaken of by all. Thetable de-
corations were white carnations. There
we're about thirty guests present, only
the most intimate friends of the bride
and groom.
After supper the merry party joined
in games, dancing, vocal and instru-
mental music.
Many beautiful and useful presents
were received, among which the follow
ing were noted:
Carving set, Roth Bros.
Table linen, Mr.. and Mrs. Applegato.
Sofa pillow, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Thompson.
Tea pot and cake plate, Miss Belle
Wilson.
Vase, Mrs. Hattie Lampkin.
Medallion, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Martin.
Salad dish, Mr. and Mrs. Miner.
Salt and pepper caster, Misses
Josephine and Bessie Miner.
Fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Songer.
| Berry plate, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii. Will
son.
Rocking chair, James Carson.
One half dozen knives and forks, DR.
and Mrs. Walker.
Gard receiver, Mrs. Ray Burton.
| Sugar bowl and cream pitcher, Miss
Maude Bray.
Fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Goodenough
Nut set, Orion Goodenough.
Butter knife, Leonora Goodenough.
Silver butter dish, Mrs. Mary England
Mirror and toilet set, DR.. Norman
Mcaki ltosh.
One half dozen teaspoons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Click.
Pair towels, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ostern
$40 gold, A Friend.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

The Elk Mountain Pilot suspended
publication last week, but this week it
comes to us as bright as ever, resuscita-
ted in Republican form, with Will and
Minnie c. Decker as the powers behind
the pen, they having purchased the plant.
We wish them success.-Gunnison Trib-
une
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

We are sending the PILoT to number
of persons who have not as yet sub
scribed. We do not expect you to pay
for it, but wish simply that you Judge of
its merits Later we shall call on you,
as we think you will wish the paper
right along.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Mr.. H. q. Mehrlich. and Mr.. Thomas
Grow, prominent Official of the Pueblo
Steel Works, arrived in Crested Butte
on Saturdays train. Mr.. Grow is at
tending to business in connection with
the Painter Boy mine in which he is in-
terested.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

The Republican rally which was to
have been held at one o'clock Tuesday
was postponed on account of the fact
that the spealsers, Hon. James II. Pea.
body, our future governor, and Mr.
Stevenson were obliged to leave on the
1;3o train. The rally will be held in tt g
near future.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

and Mrs. Mary England and son came
up from Gunnison to attend the we'd
ding OF Miss Jessie Ross to Mr.. Harry
Ewing.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

H. E. Roth has extended his trip 20
his home at Cleveland, Ohio, where he
will remain until he recuperates from
his present indisposition.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Miss Stella P. eston and G. H. Judd,
of Gothic came down Tuesday to attend
the democratic county convention.
Miss Pres ton is a good republican from
kansas, but her uncle, Mr.. Judd, in
duced her to atteod the convention: and
see how democrats in Colorado did
things. After attending the convention
Miss Preston was satisfied to remain a
Observation-Disclosures Republican.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

The PILOT office is now ensconced in
the Axtell building, where we will be
pleased to receive old friends and meet
new ones.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Hon. james II. Peabody of Canon City
Republican candidate for governor, Mr.
Stevenson of Denver, and NJ. C. Deer
ing of Gunnison, made this city a very
short visit today.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Jonas Ericsson returned to Galva, H.,
Sunday after successful season of min
ing at Gothic.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Fotografer Dean will make his last
regular visit to Crested Butte on Octo-
Der II and 13. Reserve your orders md
don't forget the date
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Mrs. G. G. McWilliams returned to
Tercio, near Trinidad, Saturday where
her husband is employed by the Colo
RADIO Supply company. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs Jennie Fitz
maurice, who will visit there all wir ter
hoping to benefit her health by change
to lower altitude
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

John McEwen came upfrom Gunnison
Sunday and visited old friends until the
following day. John is now a conductor
on the Ft. Worth, Texas. division of the
Rock Island
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Mr.. s. B, Edwardes, Republican can
didate for representative came in Sunday
to attend to mining business.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Welch are in DEN
yer this week where Mr.. Welch is max
ing the purchase of some new machinery
for his planning mill at Paonia.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Mrs. c. E. Macy and son of Whit,
Pine, spent the week here, the guests o
Mrs. c. |. Lawrence.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

L H. Johnson, of the Augusta Meta
Mining Co, came in from Cripple Creel
Saturday and went up to the mine.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Will Wilson has been appointed iani
tor of the school house to succeed Mr..
A. Bray who resigned.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

James Ralston Sr. left Monday fo
Poncha Springs to try the waters of tha
resort for his rheumatic troubles.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Mrs. r. w. Mcdonald came down from
Pittsburg yesterday to visit with her
parents for couple of days.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

The services at the u. e. church have
been changed to meet at 7:l5 in the
evening. Young peoples meeting is held
at 6:15 every Sunday evening. Every
body invited.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Mr.. Fred Koehler and a'party OF four
friends, came in from Cripple Greek to
day and went to the Augusta where they
are interested.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Mrs. Macy and son of White Pine,
Mrs. Elford, Mrs. Axtell, Miss Rogers,
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. 1. Lawrence went
to Ruby on Sightseeing tour, Monday
of this week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Thompson were
visiting in Gunnison the latter part Of
the week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07
TUESDAY, OCT. 7. 1902.
Local News.

w. II. Wilson and son Will went to
Denver Monday on business.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Mrs. Macy and son departed for their
home at White Pine yesterday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Jno, Berninger has moved his family
to Ruby where he Is employed.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07
School Report.

Following is the report of the Crested
Butte public schools for the month end
ing on October 3:
GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL GRADES.
Total enrolment, 81. Average daily
attendance, IT. Neither tardy nor alb
sent: Edna Rockefeller, Cora Bragg,
Agnes Mathieson, Bessie Miner, Ethel
Benson, Victor Benson, Kearney Bragg.
GEO. L, DILwoRTH, Principal.
FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES.
Total enrolment, Al. Average daily
attendance, 81. Neither tardy nor alb
sents Myrtle Angus. Jane Alexander,
Violet Charter, Celia Heuchemer, Aggie
Heuchemer, Marion Jameson, Francis
Krochevar, May Lewis, Oracle Mosher,
Maude Runnoe, Julia Schraft, Henry
Benson, Willie Clark, Joe Krochevar,
Earl Olney, Edgar Songer, Robert Math-
ieson, Joe Roziman.
EsTELLA DALLAS. Teacher.
SECOND AND THIRD GRADES.
Total enrolment, A. Average daily
attendance, 80. Neither tardy nor alb
sent: Gladys Boyle, Mary Byouk, Mary
Chiodo, Mary Golobich, Mary Krascho-
wetzj Mary Krochevar, Maggie Lehman,
Mary Molensik, Elsie Schraft, Cora
Songer, Anna Soda, Mary Truiillo,
Joseph Arnott, James Arnott, Alfred
Benson, John Doyle, Chris Faletti,
Chester Lehman, Francis Lewis, Frank
Mosher, Joe Short.
MAY CLoNcH, Teacher.
PRIMARY GRADES.
| Total enrolment, 81. Neither tardy
nor absent: Annie Byouk, Agnes Clark,
Sophia Chiodo, Annie Gallowich, Kate
Kupushiany Frances Soda, Lizzie Wat
ers, Mark Byouk, Isaac Clark. Peter
Campbell, Tommy Charter, Frank
Doyle, William Gulliford, Matt Kroche-
var, Raphael Morasco, John Ogden,
Martin Pruce, Tony Roziman, James
Welch.
JOSEPHINE MINER, Teacher.
School column edited by HATTIE
DECKER, ETHEL BENSON AND NELLY
DECKER.
80 dear! examinationr' That was all
that was heard during Thursday and
Friday OF the past week.
The Grammar department has only
four grades this year, namely: The
Sixth, the Eighth, the Nj nth and the
Tenth.
The 1enth grade have chosen for their
colors this year, "Blue and Yellow" and
for their motto, Labor omnia vincet."
The Eighth grades colors are Buff and
Pink their motto, "Ihe Workers are
the Winners"
The Tenth grade would like to know
if some one will please tell them how
they may straighten their tongues our
after studying and trying to speak Ger
man for year.
Many improvements have been made
this year, one is new door mats.
Visitors are rather scarce this year.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Many Improvements have been made
this year, one is new door mats.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

School column edited by HATTIE
DECKER, ETHEL BENSON AND NELLY
DECKER.
80 dear! examinationr' That was all
that was heard during Thursday and
Friday Of the past week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Visitors are rather scarce this year.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

The Tenth grade would like to know
if some one will please tell them how
they may straighten their tongues our
after studying and trying to speak Ger
man for year.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

The 1'enth grade have chosen for their
colors this year, "Blue and Yellow" and
for their motto, Labor omnia vincet."
The Eighth grades colors are Buff and
Pink" their motto, "The Workers are
the Winners"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

The Grammar department has only
four grades this year, namely: The
Sixth, the Eighth, the Nj nth and the
Tenth.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07

Following is the report of the Crested
Butte public schools for the month end
ing on October 3:
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1902-10-07
MAY CLoNoH, Teacher
PRIMARY GRADES.

JOSEPHINE MINER, Teacher.
Evening journal., 1902-01-15
A TestimoninI worth nnvins.

An inventor, having produced Won
derful hair invigoratIng fluid. sent a
case Of bottles 20 a bald editor, with a
request for n testimonial. He got It in
these terms.
"a little applied to the lnkstand has
given It a coat of bristles. making a
splendid penwiper at small cost. We
applied the lather TO twopenny nail,
and the nail is now the handsomcst
shaving brush you ever saw, with
beautiful, soft hair growing from the
end Of it some lye or six inches in
length.
Applied TO doorsteps, It does away
with the use OF a mat; applied TO the
floor, Il viii cause 10 grow therefrom
hair sufficient for a brussels carpet. A
little weak lather sprlnkled over a shed
makes 1t impervious to the wind, rain
or cold. 1t is good TO put inside chill
dren's cradles, sprinkle on the road
side or anywhere that luxurious grass
is wanted for use or ornament II pro-
duces the effect In ten minutes" Col
Hers Weekly.
Evening journal., 1902-01-15
The Ren.on.

A German professor who Is given TO
great deliberation Of speech and has
never been known to increase its speed
under the most compelling circum-
stances had an amusing experience IN
a restaurant not long ago.
The waiter had brought him raw oys-
ters, and, TO his dismay. he saw that
the professor had apparently no inten-
tion Of tasting them.
81 cannot eat these oysters" said the
German slowly. without raising his
eyes to the anxious waiter The man
seized the plate and bore It out OF
sight In an instant. He was a new
walter, and 1t was with much trepida.
tlon that he laid the second supply of
oysters before this discriminating pa.
tron.
Il cannot eat these oysters" said the
professor after one glance at the plato
which had been set before him.
II think you'd lnd them all right,
sir" faltered the walter. Il don't
think there's anything wrong about
them, sir" He looked miserable, hay-
ing been told that the German was a
frequent and valued patron Of the res
taurant and must be well and quickly
served
Il cannot eat these oysters" an
nounced the professor for the third
time, with the calmness OF chorus In a
tragedy, because as yet you have fur
nished me no fork. Youths Compan.
ion.