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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-28

merDg ona az beIitegsDurtHg at billie
dtige lnieelie og SnoffIpoeliie g
ID aIalbbens Sorn1aal aapii6ot mu
|Imt binore Dseolenlntelrnse otter
inotrnoe ben bellige gggteitano,
buffet gaur TIC at bile; at Meoleem=
merne jllit lite ipnes ielp at bapei
bgitet Sc giaoeligite grfaringer
E6enne. saafaIIote ugraIg mibotps'
fan NOT bIipe MeoIenmer sen nDe
|&llb, men bog gri efter en- inogaa-
|e11oe l1noeriegelie al geofonlme1oes1
|5orboIo. Mrs. Scot, Der Ct palgt
|til all1bbens Bfeiioent, merer, at
|Gnfer-gnfempno er De melt enIom-
me 5fab1niing5esr UNDER Solen, % at
Ell aIub for benz iuit er Naiolet TIC
after at ipreoe liotn2Ds i oereg triIte
SilDRrelie.
sibite 2brbag, WaibingtonS Spo-
ieIsbag % en- offenlig &elligoag, bar
Der Sltiinoer al Menneifer, Ser orog
til &apitoIium bet glade &aab,
at De funoe benptte benne beres SRI
bog til at beie iamme ~ mooife ben
eneite Chance for mango, oa &apitos
linn 10 iom bcfienot er lllffet ont
Senoagene. Men mel! ogiaa / 2er-
bags bar ben luffet % itengt. Set
te er. en- bgiit l1beloig Snoretning.
Log nan nlaa me6 @runb iper8a.
bbab NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boiler
Sanitors for og betoler Dem / 1pree
Domme me6 SolfetS Benge -
naar bette SoIf praftilf talt ingen
|aei1igbe6 fan foa til at ~tilbringe Ell
baIp eller bel g%ftermi66ag meo at
be1nore og itll6ere set ~in6pen6ige at
ben pragtige 8pgning, Der er reift
r. ligeleoes for Golfets 8enge. Set
er netop 5gr1- og andre Srioage> at
Der bnroe gipes oet breoe @l1blifn1
2eiligbe6 til at gan paa Muleer og
andre Snititntioner og faa oeres
f%r,ltiperet. Oilers frnoe gier-
Il -
ne 5rangen til ben ioa meget on1-
talte r8oor Men's SunoaD Club"
after let gaa &etning al 5alooner
eller / Mangel oeraf Blind
GigsI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-28

San8foreninsen Apollo" 1fal as
Sangforentngen vDania1 i ct.
Soul be6 en- Drocbmnnn-Minbefeit
Der ffal afboloes ct GoreningsIofaIe
/ ct. 9aull / Ell 1ler Sremtib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-28


s0en glade Gnfen Der er Der /
8pen fornDlig bleDer itiftet En- aInb.
Tor enfemano % gnfer r1eo oet
Sormaal at buibule benz beres On.
lonlbeositano pe0 at bpoe BEN ct
al,iblips NoipreoeIier % andre To-
c eie Mttraftioner Gn Nsrs. S.
Scott fra MinneapoIig oer or life
lange iioe1 opre MbIlebDen orga-
1iiereoe en- Iig11enoe aInb mel
Mseolen.sd1taI al oIlereoe oper 200
er ogiaa sielen oe,1 npe sa,,I
Stub Bee besbuotet .eS Me6leJl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-28

@olsatbn @enisbebens apinbe=
forcnins dfboloer Msoe 9orsoag 5.
$. Marts boS Mrs. Mnnie 5cbaf,
595 3arf Mpe. Gnbper 4Din6e Jon
bar 2pit at oeltage er bjartelig bel
fommen. 3
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-28
saa bar VI det.
PUBLISHED IN ST. PAU

1eaI siaie-sMf42set ss e .ssssssfs b I sls:
$500 - gelesr for Hjemssgerei
py..Acre, frodig, dyb Jord, vel opdyrket.
I 81 Kiifnaa udnnerket Wand, code Make.
1S1csasM1eernbane anleRges .overalt 1 Staten,
I1dersT Hen Pengekrise Sherude. Skriv
ao4aafraakeo Beskt9velee 9og Prisliste paa
Fuldt op a. frit R~egjeringsland
9nH.sssy.9Z NT8 CO.,
Ee8Ae@Ea1lo s16Ontal1a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-28

Il
nit Mapn ion lange De Ieper.
gller Bill Sc babe noget anDet?
Seq bar plertb at beige itneltem:
Gror leg tan uiuite" neitenbpem iom
BELT. SSSSobnfon, 46 l1nien
8Iocf; ct. Haul.
Af Sateresie for 3nblifum.
Alle lofaIe M~eooeleIier % Mgbe.
Ser til 8laoet beoes inoie1rbt 9as-
bag 4ften eller Z n ! I
8 Q Z s 3 asg so is 5 g, % oe
life bill fu,1ne bIipe p11bliceret
fgr llgen efter, ioet yst. SAUL 9i6en.
Dc" gaar | BreSien 1orsoag Mfteu.
Ga bet lite minoit er i Bublifums
egen Snteresie, at Npbeoer, Sore
ningsmeooelelier % 8efienotgibrele
Ter ON 6eiter, Sammenfomiter m. b.
lite bliber belle 8 Sage foriinfe6e,
beber &eoaftionen bore mango bel
.pillige Snoie1bfre ON at lngee fig
bette ret paa Siarte.
Sangfureuinseu nMpollo" iifal as
.~iiitere Sangforentngen vDania1 ct.
Soul be6 en- Dracbmann-Minbefeft
Der ifal afboIoes ! ct SoremingsIofale
/ ct. @aul / Ell Nor Sremtib.
@olgatbn Menisbeoens apinbe=
forening dfboloer Mgoe 9ors6ag s..
5. DARTS Dos Mrs. Mnnie 5cbaf,
595 3arf Mpe. Gnbper 4pin6e lon1
bar 2Dit at oeltage er biartelig bell
fommen.
Snbenfor Gleonore &riitine 2pgc
SEQ. so 9. g.. @, er neoiat Ell CO.
mite til at arrangere en- Maiferaoe
Den q. Marts, og iom allere0e CT /
.fnlo Gang meo Gorberebelierne Der
til. MGrmere berom bill ienere blipe
.befjenotgjort.
Jor 1t 3ar gamlc Tolf, gn no
mGrfet lille 6arm paa 10 Meres meo=
ct goot @ns CT tilialgs billigt og
paa meget lette 8%etingelier. Oct er
jnit 8laoien for ct Bar gan1Ie Soft.
Der enife at tilbriuge 8eiten al .jine
Gage | $40 % Mag.
40 Stores 11eo gooe 8pgninger poa
Den llDe eleftrtife 8a1re, 0an @atcb
2inien, er tillalgs billigt. 9ette CT
ct meget goot 5tpffe 2ano, panifeligt.
at finoe noget be6re. Sum rogle foa
0eI no. 8aren er I'LL u116er @pa-
ming og 5porpogr1e pentes at bile
lgbe oper 0a1 allereoe ben1e Conn
mer.
Seq bar ogioa tilialgs % tilbDtte
Ell Masie an0re 5arn1e, itpre og
imaa, nGr peo 8pen % lnneere bor-
te. Som IND og fino us bpab jeg
bar hlialgs. Sobnion, 46
8locf, ct. 8auI.
Nn tiger ben. Gbriitian 8atroot,
Der bar Ell Saloon paa 11tb % Socf=
ion Str, rpoer Ben u( ?)tpipliomme
sGre at bore ben fprite Mano 81.
og iiffert ogiaa / belle Gam
bet, Der er blepen rboIot op" al en-
Der CT fommenbe onitigenoe ;
al1tomobil. Sioite Sreoag often ga
Batroot og s @iaiter bar for
ldn1le0e 5dloonen traa0te nemligI
Ell molferet ygentleman" ino og fo-
gie6liffelig rbanos up"
Orore blep froftig u~noeritgt
tet al en- @epolper, lom ban rettebl
MOB 6e 5iliteoeperenoe; % 81 Bat
root ielp iffes burtig NOT fit Snnoer-
ne op, bpisleoe ct 8ar @ugler NOT
Iaa lpitigt ON prere paa bam. Da
9feperen baboe tiltpnnget Zig 8enz
gefaslens SSn6bolo, iaIt $51 traf
ban Jig baglpnos no ali Dgren, % ba
9. nogle fda Sefunoer efter meo fin
&oe:1oen bar noe paa
efter bam bar intet at e elIer
Dpre uoen ben langiomt benoeenbe
2po at en- burtigt bortruIle11oe slu-
8olitiet, ser nat,arIigpis ct
'lepen unoerrettet, itaur ber operfor
t Mpiteril1m, iom set furbe pnre ret
.:rteresiart ogiaa for 9ubIif1lm j gll-
ni1'oeligbeo at #faa Oft:
p9eu glade GnfeM Der CT Der
8pe,1 fornDlig bleDen ititet En- alub
~AAA T@GgG|T - G%@S.E+ GA4as - u
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-06

Group.

{: Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a
certain cure for Group and has never
been known to fail, When given as
soon as the child becomes hoarse, or
even after the croupy cough appears,
it will: prevent the attack. The par
5ents Of young children that are sub
ject to Group should always keep this
remedy at hand ready for instant use,
as these attacks often appear in the
middle Of the might, and there rs no
time to be wasted IN sending for medi-
cine or a physician II only costs a
quarter. For sale by all druggists
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-06

{: Choice apples s1.25 per !. box at
Mann's. * s., /: z .ss.s NJ -:
m. 3. Sullivan, q webster; Sunday
ed in the city. S ..sss Ri M
81: Hon. Bernt Anderson, Of Churchs
Ferry, was here over Sunday. y :
Thomas e. Smith, Of Grand Harbor.
was 2 caller in the city last Friday. ~
65c Dress Goods are on salezsfor
Z. 49c this week at The New York Cash.
Store. . ]: 8: .ssz3s. .s.s,s:s I
Miss Mathilda Hanson. OF Ullen was
II the city the past week visiting with
friends. 81 csss: $s::.sS $ d. y
Miss. Bessie Plank, Of Page. was
here for several days this week; visit
ing with friends. .|:. s: Z, I;
| NJ. w. Grove, of Rock Lake. was in
the city looking after business last
Friday and saturda j: T: g5.,,:.s,: 8
Dunkelb berger. who has been
employed at the Devils Lake Drug
Company the past summer left Tues.
day for Minneapolis where he win
spend the winter he having resigned
his position In this city. +
strayed from farm near Devils Lake.
Lone gray mare pony. branded on fore
should der one dark colo mare colt,
white In forehead, one dark hay horse
years old Please notify Ramsey
County National Bank Of whereabouts.
party comp posed 81 6. Dawson,
Bell. Joe robert and Tom Turn.
ar returned Sunday evening fron I
tive week u hunting trip al Lake Alice
and Lake Irvine. They report q splen,
did time and retnrned with d number
OF fine ducks.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-06
TIL ! CIT BRIEF R


Y Farm loans at lowest rates. See
John y. aEaher. # ~ DUH 4 Il.
n Hart sschaffner ARK ali wool. cloth Il
ing at Mama * =: Z
sE John Q. Schultz was a Devils Lake
visitor last saturda Leeds News.
VI Bill Leap was called to Devils Lake
last las Saturday q: on business.-Leeds
News. 4 IS s:z..ss. :,. .:f. +.
Z. Special values !, in Women's coats
this l1t Is week at The New York Cash
Store. = @..,: ~ ia: q !. ..s =
5& H. N. Updahl, John Fossom and
Tom Skeie went to Devils Lake on
Tuesday TO hear Senator Knute Nelson,
y OF Minnesota: Leeds News - y.
:. A. G. Tanton, Of Minneapolis, for.
snerly in, the grain business in this sec
tion Of North Dakota, was a caller in
Devlls Lake last week. ,'',,. ...5 =
S Ed Bach, OF Barton, was caller In
the city the latter part of last week.
/ While here he was busy looking after
business affairs and visiting with
sfriends. - 5,, ~ y ~, :: p
# Anton Hanson went to Devils Lake
on Tuesday to hear Senator -Knute
Nelson Of Minnesota, who spoke in
that city !? Tuesday evening.-Leeds
News. *'s siS7> .; -: ..>' S&"' - -. y.
Word was received in Devils Lake
yesterday that Phil Short, formerly
of this city was shot and killed near
Wialiston: while out deer hunting.
= Steve Jones and John Baughman, of
Devils Lake, N. D., are agents
for Canadian Pacific railroad
Co, irrigated lands, call on, or write
them for information regarding prices
and terms. excursion every week from
Mtnot to Calgary, railroad fare for the
round trip $500 go and look at this
last great west In Sunny, Southern
Alberta. Fare refunded to purchasers
The show at. the Star this week is
a: hummer. Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Hut
Ter that comedy team Of merit are the
attraction and their sketches are prov
ing to be the best that has ever been
at that house. The gowns worn by
Mrs. Huffer are very fine and especial
:ly the famous Directorie gown. To
night is Amateur night and everybody
Is invited to be present and see the
home talent And all those wishing te
.''go on; this evening will kindly leave
their names with the manager at this
Office. $500 in cash prizes will be give1
away divided into three prizes first
second and third. Don't miss amateu
: - s.sssIsf' =, II. - a.. - = +.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-06

Fine granulated sugar s5.s5 per 100
pounds at Mann's. * ~ ':
The fiour manufactured by the Far
mer's Min Ia growing in favor all the
time. There Ia q reason for IT. Quail
tty. =: q :as''' s: -. 81 r y. = %}s*.-s
T. *A A. j. Rother, OF Perth, was caller
in the city the latter part of last week.
p Patrick Chilly and son, Of Grand Har-
Dor, were callers in the city last Satur.
day. =. .~.... -: - t,s T.
[" Mrs. sStreator of Devils Lake is, the
guest of. Mrs. M. B.. Foster this week
Churchs Ferry Sun. a. :s,. s..: s. r. &
/ 4 Miss BERTHE Pixley went to Devils
Lake Saturday, returning tbs. following
day. Churchs Ferry Sun. g,.ss isI*.* 4 =.
s3s.s Attorney ]. A. Met rory, q Fondulac,
Wisconsin, is IN Devils Lake ana is
IA guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
ii. F. Tendon. .5.zs NJ 4. 5sZ.
Agent il, p. Cushman returned Fri
day evening from st. Paul, where he
was attending 20 matters connected
with the Great Northern. .,.5, y
Mrs. 3. s. Bryant, wife Sof Cashier
n s. Bryant. Of the Great Northern
has returned from Hillsboro. where
she had spent a couple of weeks with
friends III
Mrs. r: a. Woodward, Of Devils Lake
mother Of onr fownsnan W. A.s Wood
ward. arrived last Friday evening FOL
an extended visit with her son ana hif
family olIa Herald d.
Miss aEasga ret Jollie, sof Belcourt
left this morning for q visit with hel
brother Iilliam, who Is now employed
in the baggage Office ;at Devils Lake.
RolIa Ierald
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-06

* A full line of fancy groceries for
Thanksgiving trade at Manns model
grocery. r. - =. ..---.-.a - = .-'r
Visit Mann's bargain basement for
real bargains.
Don't accept cotton collar. They
don't stand up. Try H. G. l. They're
Linen" 2 for Csc. Holbrook Mercan-
tile Co.
Frank Currie, of Garrison, was cal
Ter in the city the latter part of last
week.
Yes, we carry complete line of
gents forgery. Holbrook Mercantile
Company.
Read the New York Store advertise
ment in this paper.
r. J. Ball, of Finley, was here for
several days last week visiting with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. E. J. Grant, of Warwick, was
one of the many out of town shoppers
in Devils Lake Saturday.
Have you attended the big ten day
aisle at the New York Cash Store.
Strayed from farm near Devils Lake,
one gray mare pony, branded on FORE
| shoulder, one dark color mare colt,
white in forehead, one dark bay horse
3 years old. Please notify Ramsey
| County National Bank of whereabouts.
Every woman can find just the style
of corsets suitable for her figure at
The New York Cash Store
Cotton collars won't stand up. Try
the H. G I. They're Linen" Hol-
brook Mercantile Company.
The Junior class of the High
School gave very delightful Halo
ween party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Serumgard Saturday even
ling. At six-thirty banquet was serv-
ed and from there the young people
journeyed to the home of A. w. Cogs-
well, where appropriate Halloween
games were played.
In the evening when the days work
is done pair of soft felt or kid slip
pers rest the feet. A beautiful line OF
these goods Just received. Holbrook
Mercantile Co.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-06

EA big snap for a few days: Choice
apples $1.25 a box at Mann's. 81. y, *.s; ~
Chas. L. living, of Webster. was a
caller in the city last Thursday. : s:s
Farm loans at lowest rates, Sci
John W., Maher. ~ =. -.
q H. o. Breton, of Larimore, was, a
caller in the city the latter part of
last week. -. :,.->
Major Morton, of the Salvation Army
was conducting special meetings here
last week. - 5:.'.:--. ...4. -, -,
S. Il. Baker and l.. C. Wright went to
the Lake this morning on business
Warwick Sentinel. -,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Minnet, of
Freshwater, were callers in the city
last Thursday. ~,
SO" Farmers don't forget the exchange
feature Of trading with the Farmers
Mill. g = =. !
I Mrs. Bernice Nicholson made final
proof on her homestead today at Dev-
lis Lake.-Warwick Sentinel.
Lewis Hart made trip to Rugby
the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus sorenson, Of
Webster, spent several days in Devils
Lake with friends and relatives. :,&
:: Steve Downey, detective of the Great
/ Northern, was In the city last week
, ! looking after interests of the road.
Even inexperienced cooks have
! good luck" with Hunts Perfect Bak-
ing Powder and Extracts. They never
disappoint.
J. P. Lamb, of Michigan City, was a
caller in the city last Thursday while
| on his way home from Nelson county
where he has been looking after bust
ness interests. y
Rev. E. E. Sanders, of Heaton, was
caller in the city last week. Rev.
Sanders is a member of the prohibition
state committee and was here In the
interest of the party.
Do you know that the Farmers Mill
, ia the headquarters for feed OF vii
kind? s..----..r.. -. 4
Fl. A. Harkreider, forman of the
Journal in this city left Sunday ON No
4 for his home in Galena, ILL.,, where
he will visit with his family for a
week. He also went home to vote fol
Bryan and swore on leaving that this
was the last time that he would evel
vote for Bryan. -
/ General Chairman special train OF
:, the Great Northern passed through
! Devils Lake Sunday morning on The
i way to the coast. All the chief officials
! Of the road we're aboard, including J
/ J. Hill, Lofts Hill and the genera
chairman Of the road. They will maxi
!, an extended trip Of the entire western
ystem and viii probably return ove
the N. P. e. - ~ .,:ss,, ~
4 Staley's, the, kind of underwear t
keep you warm. All sizes $500 to $50
! perssssuits at the Holbrook Mercantil
company. . ::S G; =. 4. =..,.5 9 :
Y A change has taken place at the dc
pot of the Great Northern in this city
L. E. Beauchamp formerly ticket agen
has been transferred to-. day operate
. and G. E. Martin formerly operator ha
:. taken the position Of ticket agent. TIL
change was brought about through tn
request of Mr.. Beauchamp on accoun
of his health which has not been YER
good for some time past :
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-06

- The First National Bank Of Devils
Lake. IN. D.. loans money on Real
Estate at eight per cent: E.
M. Larson was Gown from Garske
last Saturday,
A car load of choice Burbank po-
tatoes at Mann's. y
Mrs. Austin Butlery, Of Warwick,
spent Saturday and Sunday in the city
with friends. t.
Geo. A. *Vannier of Poplar Grove was
in the city Saturday looking after
business affairs.
J. w. Gill, Of Penn, spent Saturday
and Sunday in the city and stopped at
the Sevilla while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ostrander, of
Epham, are the guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pritchard.
Jorgen Johnson, was down from
Webster last Saturday and spent. Sun
|sday in the city with friends.
Superintendent E. 8. Elliot of the
Great. Northern was in the city Mon
day looking after business of the road.
An ordinary glove or mitten can be
purchased any time. Try Kirchen's
Genuine Buckskin Gloves and Mittens.
Holbrook Mercantile Company.
Its worth while asking for; Hickory
Brand Rubbers and Overshoes. They
are long wearing-always giving salts
faction. Ask your dealer. st. Paul
Rubber Co. Distributors. u
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-06

Farm Loans. Money ON
hand on favorable terms. Low
est rates. E. j. Chamberlin.
P. E. sandlie, of Lakota, spent sever
al days In the city last week transact
ing business.
H. B. Walker was down from Web
ster last Friday.
You always appear best in a Kup-
pen-heimer. Holbrook Mercantile
Company. :;
Thomas J. O'Neil, of Cando was reg
istered at the Sevilla last Friday and
Saturday.
A. H. Gleason, of Ross, spent last
Friday in Devils Lake looking after
matters of interest.
J. A. Anderson, of Penn, was in the
city last Friday and returned home
Saturday.
D. D. Barrier and F. Wright, of Crazy
came up last Friday and spent several
hours in the city looking after business
matters.
Farmers, Attention.
For short term insurance on grain in
the stack or granary, see Steve Jones,
Devils Lake, N. D.
Oliver Evans has moved his photo.
graph gallery to the Ruger building
formerly occupied by the Singer Sew.
ing Machine Company on Kelly ave.
nue..
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10
ONO CITY
News Champion Correspondence.


Tuesday, April Z.
Miss Ethel Doyle is suffering from
severe attack Of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Fred Werner has been very
i'll with neuralgia of the heart
Fred Lanoue has secured contract
work near Sargents and expects to
leave for that place soon.
The Sandy Hook mine is doing
rapid work, and promises to be a
dividend yielder in the near future.
DIR. Ridley has been appointed
attending physician for the Carter
mine and also for the CORTLAND
mine.
John Hughes has sold ont his
blacksmith tools and supplies to J &.
b. Mavfeld and departed for Den
yer leaving his famil Y in Pitkin.
Those from Ohio City who attend
ed the Gunnison court last week
were Deputy Sheriff McAliister, DR.
Ridley. Mrs. Jones, Jessie Fry. Fred
Dice, Mr.. Owens and j NJ Flick.
4 new and substantial bridge is
to be built over Ohio creek on Main
street. This, with the grading and
leveling of the street viii add much
TO the appearance of our little city.
\ very pleasant social was given
by the ladies on Saturday evening
at the school house. After a short
program, the ladies entertained with
the old fashioned 'Grlb-bag." then
served Ice cream and cake. The
proceeds are to 60 to the support OF
our pastor. Rev Webber of Gun
nIsOn.
"Nimrod' Murray, better known
as High Pressure Smokeless,
wv histling Rufus, who has been
batching here in a cabin. disappear
ed on Thursday of last week and
after an absence OF three days, a
company of citizens set out to search
for him After long search he was
found a, ranch pleasant, enjoy
ing their hospitality.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10
SOME HISTORY, kENuNSENCE
AND SENTIMENT
Bearing a Sz.e Rod A1sos So,ahwes.em CoIorsdo
from Puehio 10 Dcka

point of an experienced mountain
guide familiar with mountain trails
and passes, was anything but lauda
tory of Fremont's ability as a path
finder, or even path follower; or
OF his judgment in starting into the
mountains at that season of the year
This guide tried to dissuade him
from starting SO late in the season,
but even then they could have got
ten over the main range in time if
Fremont had not DELAYED them in
crossing the Sangre de Christie range
to cut out and make a road in places
TO allow few wheeled vehicles he
had TO pass over, instead of discard
ing them as they were compelled to
do later This useless delay brought
them into the middle of one of the
most severe winters known for years
into the heart Of the most rugged
inaccessible part of the main Cont
mental divide near the head Of Rio
Grande. Ourav. head chief of the
Southern Ute Indians, has said the
greater portion OF mountain buffalo.
a smaller cousin of the plains. Species,
perished on account of deep snow that
winter, lS4S and '49, and all but a
few struggling punches perished
decade later or the winter of 1859,
another winter Of deep snow in the
mountains.
1t is recorded that band of Ute
Indians. on one of their annual hunt
'n0 trips rp Tomichi creek in late
iall oi 1888. were deceived by the
beautiful mild fall weather and de-
layed their departure until early
winter When winter did start 1t
showed so steadily and so much that
they were unable TO move camp and
we're compelled TO stay through the
winter. Ii was a winter OF hard
ships for them All their ponies
but a few either died of starvation
or were eaten by the Indians \
lew wintered on the steep hill Slopes
iacing the south few miles west OF
Ssrgents. When the first settlers
took up ranches along Tomichi creek
IN the '1Os the Indians would tell
tkem Heap snow in winter
Fremont after making five expe-
ditions across the continent, each
one on a different route, some OF the
return trips on different routes, and
alter thoroughly studying the to-
pography of the mountains and
passes, decided the route of his fifth
tup was the best. Four of his ex-
peditions were made as an army
engineer for the federal government
and one for company of St. Louis
merchants All were made for the
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