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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-04-10
New Homestead Law.

The secretary of the interior has
sent out a letter to all U. S.
Land Offices apprising them of the
provisions of the homestead law
passed by congress February s.,
1908. This new law permits any
one who has in any way lost a
former homestead entry to make
a second entry by filing
the necessary affidavit concerning
the former entry. Another feature
of the act is that any person who
commuted on a homestead prior
to June S, 1900 will not be allowed
to commute on a second entry.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-04-10
STATE and COUNTY news.
Items Of Interest Gathered
From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO IDAHOANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
Of the Week.

Bonds have been voted for $l2,-
900 brick schoolhouse at Troy.
The Idaho & Washington Northern
has started the erection of a $4,000
depot at Newport. 1t is to be SINH
lar in style to that at Spirit Lake.
A fire at Bonners Ferry Monday
night destroyed Riley's saloon, the
town Jail and an empty store build
ing.
A copper cent of 1912 was found
under two feet of gravel at Newport
while excavation work was being
done for a new building. 1t is con-
ieetured that the coiu was brought
west by Indians who had visited the
eastern tribes after the war of 1872.
About 300, 900 acres OF south side
land near the Minidoka irrigation
project 10 southern Idaho have been
withdrawn from all forms Of disposi-
ton under the public land laws pend
ing d thorough examination to deter
mine whether it will be possible to
irrigate the tract or any portion of 1T
by pumping system operated by
power generated at Minidoka dam.
L. r. Thomas, formerly register OF
the land office at Blackfoot, while all
admirer of Hughes, says Taft senti-
ment controls in Bingham as we'll as
in the other counties of the southeast,
and that section will undoubtedly
support delegates for the Ohio man
at the Wallace convention. j. II,
Brady, he says, will have the support
of the solid southeast, while the dele
cations will, with the exception OF
Fremont county, which will support
Colonel Hamer. be for the renomina-
tion of Congressman French.
Statesman.
Sheriff w. J. Bailey of Shoshont
county was Boise visitor April B.
csmlng to the capital and securing
requisition papers addressed to the
governor of the state of Montana fo
Thomas Barnes, who is wanted a.
Wallace for obtaining money unde
false pretenses. Barnes is an invent
or who contrived a shield for th'
water guage on locomotive, accord
ing to his claims, but Others CLAIM
his ideas were stolen from a railwa
man, an employe of the Northern
Pacific. After securing his patent !
is claimed he proceeded to sell numer
Gus half interests and many one thir'
interests 10 the right, men In Ana
conda, Butte and Wallace beln
duped by his transactions.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-04-10

The bureau Of navigation at Wash
inpton has announced the itinerary
of the hattleship feet between Mag
dalena bay and San Francisco. The
fleet will leave Magdalena bay April
II and will reach San Diego on April
IA. 1t will reach San Pedro on April
IS, Santa Barbara April 25 and Santa
Cruz May /, The feet will reach
San Francisco May 6, entering Gold.
en- Gate at p. NJ. The grand review
| will be May I.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-04-10
INSTITUTE AT STANDPOINT
Large Number Of Kootenai and
Bonner Teachers Present.

The Joint teachers institute for
Kootenai and Bonner counties. con
yened at Standpoint Monday afternoon
with Superintendent J. w. Ramsey
of Bonner county and many teachers
present from both counties. Superln-
tendent r. G. Egbers of Kootenai
county being i'll was unable to be 10
attendance and was represented by
Principal o. r. Shern of the Post
Falls school.
Following is the reported corps of
instructors whose services were Sc
cured for the Institute: State Super:
intendent S. Belle Chamberlain: Pres
ident G. H. Black of the Lewiston
norma: j. A. Tormey of Spokane
public schools; Misses NJ. Whitney,
e. r. Clark. w. Morris, L. Penning-
ton, Zoia Clark, Mrs. III T. Irion, {.
f Hatch. George Peters, V. McPher-
son. Fl. Fl. Barton, Fl T. lrion, ..
r, Shern. G. W Spoerry, A. G. Dav
| is and Varl Verlres.
Reports from Standpoint state that
on Monday l73 teachers were 10 at
tendance, the hotels heing over
cr,wded and the visitors taken care
of at private homes. The preilmin
ary organization was effected at
O'Clock D. III. Mss Madge Miller o
! Ratbdrum was chosen secretary. "A
the end of the first days session,
reception was held in the evening a
the rink opera house, b. 5. DeHen
bach of the commercial club making
the speech of welcome, Prof. y. II
Shern responding in behalf OF IN
teachers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-04-10
Foraker Turns Back on Negro
Soldiers Re-enliStment
MINISTER TO GERMANY.
President Manages to Smooth over
Bad Situation.

Washington, D. G. April 4 -Sena-
tor Foraker, despite all his pretended
friendship for the negro soldiers who
were dismissed from the 25th Infan-
try has finally been the one to close
the door of hope to the negroes, hav
ing combined his forces with the
Democratic members of the commit
tee on military affairs to secure the
defeat of the Warner bill which
authorized the President to reinstate
every dismissed soldier who could
prove his innocence. When the com
mittee considered the Warner and
Foraker bills it first rejected the
Foraker bill which directed the Presl-
dent to restore to the army every
soldier whether innocent or guilty.
The Warner BILL which was In ac-
cord with The Presidents message
and provided that every soldier who
could prove his innocence might be
restored, was then taken up and
Senators Foraker, Bulkeley and Hem
enway voted with the Democrats to
defeat IT. He has effectively barred
the steps which the President and
the Secretary of War began before
the Senate investigation to restore to
the army such colored soldiers as
were innocent.
The House committee on naval
affairs is opposed to the purchase by
| the government of the land and
buildings used by the jamestown
| exposition for use as a naval training
and coaling station. The ground.
offered TO the government comprise
three-hundred and thirty acres bul
| the committee has decided that thi,
site would not be entirely suitabl,
for the purpose in view for man.
reasons.
1t is generally conceded that tn
prompt and happy adjustment o
what threatened to be a most EN-
barrassing situation was br6ugh
atout by the cordial relations exist
ing between President Roosevelt an.
the German A Ambassador, Baron Vo
Sternberg, and there is no doubt tina
the Senate will take pleasure in con
t1rming the nomination of DR.. Davi
Jayne Hill as Ambassador to Gel
many. But 1t is hoped, 10 admins
trative and official circles in Wash
ington, that this episode will serv
the purpose OF pointing out t
Congress the absolute necessity {
making better provision for th
diplomatic representatives of tn
J United States, SO that this countr
may be represented abroad by its bes
men, regardless OF the size nf the
fortunes. 1t is maintained that tt
representatives of such power ;
the United States should be provide
with an establishment appropriate
setting forth the prestige and dgni
, IF both countries.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-04-10
CLOSE ATHLETIC CONTEST
Sylvester Won Cold Medal
Awarded by Clark.
TRIP WON JUNIOR PRIZE
Jesse Crenshaw Breaks an Arm by
Peculiar Fall.

The athletic contest at the gym
nasium last Friday evening result
ed in George Sylvester winning
the gold medal awarded by Physi
cal Director F. w. Clark Of Spo-
kane to the best all-round athlete
in Rathdrum for the season of
1908. Herschel Trip won the
junior boys contest and was
awarded the fishing rod.
Mr.. Clark, who has conducted
the gymnasium work in Rathdrum
during the past three months,
directed both contests and Messrs.
Anderson, Sherman Kunkel and !.
R. M. Culp acted as judges.
One accident marred the contest
to some extent, Jesse Crenshaw, a
high school student competing in
the senior class, breaking the ulna
and radius bones of the left arm
by peculiar fall to the mat while
alighting from the horizontal bar.
! He was taken to Prof. Spoerry's
office and DR.. F. Wenz was called
to set the injured member.
The evenings work was preceded
by exciting potato races partici-
pated in by two small boys and a
small boy and girl, the winners Of
each of the pairs running third
race to decide the winner of the
series. Henry Heitman won the
series.
The junior boys contest con-
. sisted of exercises on the parallel
bars and horse and broad Jump,
those participating being John
Shaner, Herschel Trip, Elmer
Young, Trueman Sage, Darwin
Sage and Lawrence Thomas.
Shaner was second in the contest
for the prize.
| In the senior contest much hard
work was done. Those partici
pating were Burrell McNett. Rol
lin Thomas, Isiah Layers, Georgt
Sylvester, ]. l. Burgess, Jesse
Crenshaw and Herschell Trip
The first event was the work OF
the horizontal bar. 1t was at th'
close of this part of the contes
and while giving voluntary stunt
for the benefit of the spectator
that Jesse Crenshaw met with tn
accident which put him out of tn
contest. Following the horizonta
bar work came the exercises, thre
each, on the horse and the parable
5 bars, and the running broad jump
long dive, high jump and potat
race. The potato race was tn
J decisive event, winning the con
test for George Sylvester owe
Prof. Burgess who up to that tim
was in the lead by few points
Sylvester made the race in I
. seconds, Burgess in ~.
!. The contest was decided on tn
D basis of points, the three leadin
e contestants being Sylvester, 4S
:, Burgess, 467; Trip, 4o8. Chez
= ing on the part of the spectator
. greeted MIR. Clark's announcemel
of the result and the winner OF II
: medal, the hero Of the hour, W;
ridden about the gymnasium {
the shoulders of his competito
- and showered with congratulatiol
from his school fellows.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-04-10
Congress May Adjourn June L.

1t is now believed that congress
will not adjourn until June /. Speak
er Cannon declares that if hard work
IS done adjournment may take place
at ar earlier date, but II is not be-
lieved this is hardly possible.
At present five appropriation bills
remain to be reported and others are
in various stages. The only one that
has become law is the urgent de-
ticiency bill.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-04-10
Beginners Start School Next Week

Superintendent Spoerry OF the
Rathdrum schools announces that
beginners will be admitted during
next week. All children wishing
to start school at this time must
enter during the school week be-
ginning April 18th and ending
April 18TH, as no beginners will be
allowed to enter after that time or
during the balance of the present
term.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-04-10
Commissioners Proceedings NEWS At WASHINGTON

March 12-The application of Chas
Waggoner and Others for public road
in twp sos west was approved.
E G Hubbard was appointed road
overseer of district Al.
z H Reese was appointed overseer
of district 81.
The application Of Frost Hurner
for county aid was approved.
The assessment of lot 6, sec Ala
and lots |, 3 and Of sec and lot 4,
sec 6. to A A Crane, were ordered
cancelled for 1907 and said prop rty
was ordered left off the roll of 1908.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-04-10

The esteemed contemporaries who
are inquiring. "Can Taft be elected?"
are evidently convinced that he will
be nominated.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-04-10

Sometimes a man is to be judgeh
hy the company he is trying to get
away from.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-04-10

The assessment of lot 6, sec I 47-4
and lot I, sec 6-47-3, to w Il Crane,
and lots 1, 3 and Of sec and lot A,
sec 6. to A A Crane. were ordered
cancelled for 1907 and said prop rty
was ordered left off the roll of 1908.
Bills allowed:
March IL
H r Ducommon witness fees S 3
DR. Wood medical attendance 92
S Thompson cougar bounty Is
Margaret Reed making plats 40 80
0 K Barr supplies for poor 30 80
| M Busby expenses 81 so
q g Edwards '' 80
G w Truitt smallpox messengeriS5
G Thomas saving wood Is
T G White justice fees 6
Shaw Borden Co supplies 5 As
DR. Dorland medical attendance SO
o r Shern assist examination IA
W Wiley stenographic work 81 SO
A o Skinner electric lights 120
G K Leithe supplies 20
w A Baird wood for poor s
n w Hilderman attending quar-
antine patients SO 10
r l. Cole supplies to courthouse
and Jail "a 50
Shaw & Borden supplies assess)r26 40
L III Whitcomb balance due on
Lightning Or bridge l40 30
j M Repass deputy treasurer 100
G Land, expenses 3 10
j E Nichols ice for poor house as
G w Spoerry assist examiner 16
j w Broadhead care insane 5
Village of RathdrUm water rent 60
Irwin Houson Co supplies 93
Ida Mere Co supplies to poor Is 10
DR. Busby medical attendance 1875
J K Babcock wood for poor A so
Journal county printing 149
L Winslow work road dist 2 Is
Chas Waggoner witness 20
r McHenry money advanced to
county charge sc
e E Kyle witness sc
Culp Bros printing sc
H Kellner janitor 60
Remington Typrtr Co supplies 10 Sc
w Broadhead livery 3 sc
S NJ Babbtt constable fees s 81
L r Tucker work for treasurer 2 81
Consolidated Time Lock Co
! cleaning lock for treasurer 25
w Duncan transporting poor 4
A V Cham berlin justice fee 81
) Interstate Co phone rent l25 A.
5 Rky Mt Co I" 1" 40 q
, Z Lafavre Overseer dist 2l 8
: Dan TAFT overseer dist 40 43
, j G Ferguson road work II 5
w H Bishop " " 3 5
Colquhoun Hdwr Co road suppl's 5
J H Reynolds road work 5
], Colquhoun Hdwr Co road suppls |
Bills rejected:
w O Galloway juror S 2
VIM Gibson witness I
r L Vaughn juror p
e w II Jones . =
J. A Ferguson i" 22
9 March l2-Bills allowed:
w S Slayton viewer SO
e M Gilbertson :" II
g w II Edelblute IL
Z: A B Helm chairman 6
r. II Dudley '' e
NJ Gilbertson team hire 3
;. Elmer Doty flagman 6
M Gilbertson 3
L L Thompson viewer II
= Peter Jensen ' u
III W Fl EdelDlute II
IS Hans Jorgenson chairman 6
IS J G Arnold g 6
A H Branton aXmaD
Geo Lemon aXman
4 Elmer Duty fagman
y S Walker overSeer dist 81 26
= II Lindner road work Is
De S Walker 36
ril J w Newman" 3" IL
I'll A SchWab 6 g. 10
ril DR. Dorland medical attendance 33
ia A Carlson & Son transportation
ch poor family 40
d. DR. Craik medical attendance 81
ew Schlager & Bowman supplies
CONTINUED ON LAST FACE.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

A most depiorable accident occurred
last Friday afternoon when Charles, the
ten year old son OF Mr. and Mrs. Antoine
Kvarternick, lost his life by drowning.
The dead boy and companion, John
Krizmonich. ran away from school the
afternoon OF the accident and went to
Slate river, in the vicinity OF Nc Cor
mick's ranch. The exact facts OF the
drowning cannot be learned. but 1t IL
believed that both boys were playing on
the river banks and the kvarternick boy
fell in. His companion ran home but
said nothing OF the accident until made
to do 80 by his parents. After school
the parents of the Kvarternicli boy were
notified that their son had not been to
school. IT was then learned that he had
been in company with the Krizmonich
boy. The latter was found at the home
OF his parents, but it WAS only after
much questioning that he divulged the
story Of the drowning. A searching
went to the river and found the body
in water hole about four feet deep
A coronors inquest returned verdict
OF death by accidental drowning.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26
Amended List 80. TX" Il. T.. N
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS
IN NATIONAL FOREST.

Notice Is hereby given that the lands describe
below. embracing l57 ncrcs, within tile Battlc-
mcnt National Forest. Colorado, will be sub
ject +" settlement and entry under the pr"vis.
ions of the homestead In w. OF the United States
and the act Of June II, 1906, [3t Stat, 233l, ut
the United States land office at Glenw.'od
Springs. Colorado. on jan. II, IsDa. Any settler
who was actually and In good faith claiming
any of said lands for agricultural purposes prior
to January 1, 1905. and has not abandoned same.
has preference. right to mako homestead
entry for the lands actually occupied. Said
lands were listed upon the applications os the
persons mentioned below, who have a prefer
ence right subject to the prior right OF any such
settler provided such settler or applicant is
qualified to make homestead entry and the pre-
ference right Is exercised prior to Jan. II, 1909
on which date the lands will be subject to set
tlcment and entry by any qualified person.
The lands follows, being situated in
what will probably be, when surveyed Sec. 1. 7.
IL s., X, % W. 9Th. PM Beginning ut rock
monument set in a mound OF stones and chisel-
I'd n l. whence n Forest Service monument
bears s., 20 30 W. 1oe5 chains { said Forest
Service monument bears n, 2l' e LIS chains
from the confluence OF Little Spring Creek and
East Muddy Creek or North Fork Of the Gun
nis>n River extending thence N. 59s 30 E.,
q. 81 chains; thence N, 3to f., II 81 chains to
corner ! OF the Joseph Buzza rd homestead claim
thence n, i5e W., 10 chains; thence s., II 3J w
1921 chains thence s., 13' w, ~ chains; thence
s.. 35 20 E. $50 chains to the point OF begin
ming, variation 1|' 81 f, Listed upon the nppli-
cation of A. C.. Bot-fprd. OF Redstone, Colorat.o.
The above description is ameudatory Of that
described in Original List 222 which advcr-
tised to be open May 10, I9is, upon the opplica-
tion OF said B,t,iord. Ere Den nett, Comniss-
ioner Of the General Land Office. Approved.
October IL 1908. Frank Pierce, First Assistant
Secretary Of the Interior.
Pub first Nov. 10, last. Dec. 10, 1905
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate Of LOUIS Bruno Deceased.
The undersigned. havine been appointed
administrator Of the Estate of Louis Bruno,
late Of the County OF GuEnison, in the State OF
Colorado, deceased hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the County Court OF said
Gunnison County, at the Court House in Gun
nison in said County, on Monday, the 9th, day
OF November. A. ID. 1908, at the hour OF ten ll0l
o'clock A. NJ. of said day at which time all per.
sons having claims against said estate are noti-
fled and requested to attend for the purpose Of
having the same adjusted All persons indebted
to said es,ate requested to make immed' ate
payment to the undersigned
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado, this 3rd. day
of October. A. d. 1905.
MIKE WEIGH, administrator Of the estate
Of Louis Bruno deceased
First pub. October, last Nov, 5, 1908.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

Saturday morning at SAINT Patrick 3
church occurred the marriage OF Miss
Annie Pruce TO Ncholus Studihar. the
ceremony being performed by the Rev.
Father Dougharty, Immediately follow
ing the young couple left for Florestn
where they will make their home.
Sunday afternoon Father Doughsrty
united in marriage. at Saint Patrick's
church. Miss Antonio Studihar to MIR.
Peter Fisher, the ceremony being wit
messed by the relatives and the many
friends OF the contracting parties. A
wedding supper was served at the home
OF the brides sister. Mrs. Mike Fisher
after which dance WAS held in Croatian
Hall.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

We learn with pleasure of the marr-
age Of Chas. n. Shaw and Miss Char.
lotte Evans in Gunnison last week Mr.
Shaw is widely xnown at Irwin and all
through the Elk Mountain Mining Dis.
trict and is generally liked. HIS bride
recently OF Denver, taught the Irwin
school for several months and has won
many friends in this locality. Mr.. and
Mrs, Shaw will reside in Crested Butte
this winter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department or The Interior.

U. S. Land Office Mt Montrosc, Colorado.
August ~ 1905
Notice Is hereby given that ". Ernest Thomp
son. Of Mt. Carbon, Colorado, who en- Angus,
81, 1905, made Timber and Stone filing, No. Ol0i
for Ell WI. Scctior II. Township IL s.. Range
81 W.. 9Th. Principal Meridian. has filed notire
OF intention to make Final Timber and Stone
Proof, to establish claim to the land above de.
scribed before +. N. Noursc, 4. s. Commission.
er at Gunnison, Colorado, ON tho 9th. day OF
November. 1905.
Claimant names witncsses:- John Boni,
Carroll Coherly. John Risse and william o.
Maulsby. all OF Mt. Carbon. Colorado.
fs3 Bryson P. Blair. Register.
First pub Sept 3,-last Nov. ,I2. 1908.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

Owen Samsei. who left ten day ago,
WAS one OF four out OF thirty applicants
who WAS accepted at the U. $. n. re-
cruiting station at Pueblo last week.
His rating is, "First Class Apprentice
Electrician" He passed the examination
with the highest rating Of the year in
Pueblo and left Friday noon for the U
$. n. Training School at San Francisco.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

Snpt. Grogan took a crew u ten line
men over TO West Brush creek Saturday
and is now engaged in bringing the ~ir-
es over the divide between there aud
the Jarvis ranch. He cut in on the line
which is already up between the divide
and Aspen. and sent Il message TO Aspen
from which point it was sent here by
telegraph.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26
Strayed or Stolen !

Three horses, One white horse, brand
ed L One black horse, white spot on
forehead, and branded A d s. One black
horse. four white feet, branded Ky
Later horse supposed to be in the vicin-
ity OF Gunnison and the two former run
off or stolen. a Reward will be paid for
their return.
JOG Pasic,
o1 Crested Butte, Colo
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

The Blaine Mining Company are still
receiving tho machinery necessary to
the changes being made in order to
make the process success. A large
amount Of supplies are being hauled
over by the companys teams. 1t is said
the mill will be ready to run at just tho
time il can't - when the water freezes.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

Supt Haines OF the Augusta mine, as
also the several Game Wardens OF this
locality, are still on watch for the per
son or persons who recently cut the
Beaver Dams below Pittsburg for the
purpose Of unlawfuliy catching the fish
placed there by the state. 1t is under
stood that il the persons are apprehend-
ed they will be gwen the full extent Of
the law in the case.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

now yard in IL snberb Of Denver. Sever.
cars Of choice white spruce has come in
to this market. including several thous-
and feet Of 2 l2 inch plank. which are
hard to obtain from native tiu.ber in
this country. as d tree that will make
plank or boards . X II inches in our
forests are Of unfrequent occurrence.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

Notice is hereby given to the merch
ants Of Crested Butte. that the Blaine
Mining and deduction Co. will not be
responsible r. goods gotten from them
oul. on n written order from the super
intendent.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26
Legal Notices.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOX FUBLICATION
Department OF tina Interior.
u. s. Land Office at Aon,rose, Colorado.
Sept. 10, 1908
Notice Is hereby given that Mary W. Thomp-
OF Mt. Carbon, Colorado, who, on Sept. Ard.
made timber and stone filing, No. 0sjS, for WI
Swh, Swil Nwii Section I3, Nwt. Nwi., Sec
q, Township Is S. Range 81 w, 9Th, Principal
Meridian. has filed notice Of intention to ma ke
Final Timber and Stone Proof. to establish
claim to the lan'i above described, before T..
n. Nourse, U. S. Commissioner at Gunnison.
Colorado, on Nov. 2ist. 1905,
Claiment names as witnesses John Boni
John Reese, William o. Mnulsby and Rocco
Santarelli, all Of Mount Carbon, Colorado.
Bryson p. Blair. Register.
First pub Sept. ~, last Nov. d, 1903.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

Forest Ranger Perry Snodgrass came
up from his Cement creek camp and
went up to the Kebier pass saw mill on
Tuesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26
Remember: Hard Times Ball tonight

Harry Endner, manager OF the Endner
Lumber Company. came in Tuesday
and went up to the mill at Kebler pass
The company are shipping large quaint
ity OF lumber to Gunnison and TO their
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-26

George Munson. one OF the contractors
on the telephone line between this place
and Aspen, left on Monday for his home
in Gunnison.