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BEAUTIFUL CITY OF BAALBEc
Il Has = Romantic Glory Of Color
Rars In Unpainted stone-shouid
es Visited in Spring.

The town Of Baalbec contains some
5000 Inhabitants. about a quarter Of
whom z Christians. writes Robert
Hichens IN the Century. It has a gag
rtson; it Il the seat Of q bishop of the
Greek Catholic church; 1t owns four
mosques. three churches, six schools,
four monasteries, three hotels and q
Turkish bath; but al these glories lie
far enough apart from the ruins to
leave their almost matchless dignity
and beauty unimpaired. One thinks Of
them only for a moment, realizes
them not unpleasant, When one sees
two soldiers strolling hand in hand
down the staircase Of the Temple Of
Jupiter OF comes upon a group of seri-
Gus Arabs among the pillars Of the
Temple Of Bacchus or surprises .
group Of women in shining black be-
meath the Arab tower to the south
west Of the temple or upon the pro-
jecttng platform which IL thrust out
toward the orchards not far from the
columns Of the sun finds a bevy Of
brown and brixht-eyed Syrian children
smiling down at the fairy revels Of the
white blossoms In the breeze.
Never had I understood how ex-
quisfte white q look with gold. fra
gility With strength. that witch the
peculiar loveliness that passes With
that which has the peculiar splendor
that endures. It'll I saw the piled
golden stones, columns and mighty
walls Of Baalbec rising into the sum
shine among the white flowers of
Baalbec's orchards. Baalbec must be
seen, II possible, in spring, and seen
at least once not only in the full glory
Of day. but also when the sun is de.
clining. Then the columns OF the sun
are alive, SO It seems, with changing
and almost mysterious glories; walls,
architraves, door posts, capitals and
tangled heaps OF broken fragments
hold a romantic beauty of color such
as I have not seen elsewhere on UNI
painted stone.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-03-24

tenance OF the state .ouse in 1905
was $19,260; in 1909, $4,000, an
i rease of $3.50. And bear in
n nd that it vas the same old frame
building IA the while.
The appropriations for the state
engineers Office il 1905 was $4,000
and in 1909. $4,000, an increase
OF s11,5oo. The appropriation for
the board of charities in 1905, WIS
$4,000 and in 1909, ;21,s0O, an in
crease of $500.
Tho appropriation for the board
Of railway commissioners in 1905
WIS $4,000; in 1909. 346'40o, an
Increase of $25,5O0.
The appropriation for legisla-
tive expenses in 1905 was $65,225,
and in 1909, 37l,022, an increase of
1916.
The appropriation for printing
and binding in 1905 was 43,eO7,
and in 1909, 371,705, an increase
Of $27,7sS.
IF these are not items of unnec-
essary extravaganza l do not know
what you would call them.
THE above figures do not include
the salary and expenses of hotel in
spector and fire marshal and his dep
uties the state game warden and a
deputy for each county; two bee in
|s%pectors, Offices created and the in
crease in expenses will not be less
than $250,000 greater under Mr..
Crawford and Mr.. vessey's term than
under my term.
CLARK county paid taxes to the
amount OF s25.12S into the state
treasury during the two years that
II was the governor of the state and
Clark county paid into the state
treasury last year. the first year of
Governor Vessey's administration,
$2s.601.
81 want to ask you If it wasn't rank
extravaganza for Governor vessey's
administration to compel the people
Of Clark county to pay more taxes in
one year than they paid during the
two years / was governor of the state!
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NEWS FROM ETHAN

Ethan. March 20. N. Rosen-
Quist ven to Mitchell on Thursday
to attend the Mitchell ball given by
the Odd Fellows
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Heinz re-
turned from Mitchell THURSDAY. Mrs.
Heinz has been In the hospital for
treatment having had the smallpox,
with complications.
Earl Clement, Charles Bittner, L.
|Setterst.om and others went to Mitch
ell st. Patrick's Day.
Miss Annie Clement vent to Mitch
ell Wednesday and will remain a few
days visiting her friend Mrs. ]. w.
Baughman-
Miss Lizzie Clement has accepted
Ia position in the Milwaukee Depot
restaurant at Mitchell.
Mrs. Byron swartz came up from
Parkston Wednesday and visited
friends. returning Thursday.
Quite q number went to Parkston
THURSDAY to take advantage of the
sale at Grimm's store.
Mr.. and Mrs.. John Reinartz and
Nn. Ed Cook went to Parkston
THURSDAY to do some shopping.
| Services we're held at all hours
on ST. Patriek's Day at Holy Trinity
church.
Fred Tobey made a business trip
to Mitchell Wednesday.
Mr.. Clyde Bobb visited at the
IL. VI. Bryant home the first OF tbs
week.
Mesdames Rosenquist and Nelson
went to Parkston Tuesday morning
to get dental work done.
Mr.. Coda, accompanied by his wife
returned from Mitchell Saturday
Mrs. Coda has just undergone al
Operation and her many friends here
will be pleased to know it was sue
cessful.
r. u. Tremaine went to Mitchell
Friday evening to attend the Elk
lodge.
Miss Frances Tremaine secured
nne gold watch for her prize in thu
Republican contest. She Is natural,
very proud Of 1t. and her friends ar,
admitting It with her.
The high school pupils perpetrate,
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NEWS FROM LOOMS

LOOMS. March zs-F. ]. Smith
has Just got in a carload of tzru
machinery TO sell to the farmers i.
tits locality.
Most everybody has gone TO work
in tie fields sowing grain
John Morgan and daughter. Mist
Ella Morgan. returned home FROM
CafroH, Iowa, Friday evening, where
.asy siA.ssn Iel1a,ses ana Iienoh-
!uaa ~ lanlis nas o~
6Avrnk a1Ie Yin the me4sieh,
AeDo.eh 1ama.s, Q. aef
. L Aina, aI1.seo no. ione
~. u.na-a,, ~. ~. " -.
49, - ,..a - 80 a.. an r.
-. 80 :. -s,.ama ~. N.Ta-. M
famI;Y tn ouY enmmunt.r
Loomis is novInx ali the time
Some one q eominx syerr fev davs to
make their home here. TIE LooE,is
State bank has over $4,000 on de
posit At the present tina.
The Rev. HAIRY Horton left Sat
urday evening for Ma shasiosn Ia.
W6eRe ne IL TO De married
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ELRoD on The TAXES
SPECIFICS What He Declares to Have
Been Rank Extravagance by
the Administrators.

Bradley, March 23-Former Gov
.ernor Samuel H. Elrod. in an address
at this place, said, in part:
Governor vessey in his speech at
5Centerville on March IS, asked any
stalwart to give him one specific in
stance Of SO called extravaganza and
he added they dare not and they will
not I claim that rank extravagance
has been perpetrated by the superin-
tendent of public instruction. During
my term the total amount required
to run the state superintendent's of
fee was $14,7O0, and the total
amount used by the state superinten-
dents ONCE during the years Of 1908
and 1909, one year Of Crawford and
one year of vessey, was $31,039.57.
/ leave 1t to you and to the voters of
this state if the difference of $16.-
H339.57 is not rank extravaganza.
You know and every citizen of -his
state knows that the schools of the
state were as we'll conducted under
Superintendent Nash anu Superin-
tendent Ramer as they nave been
during the past three years.
81 AK you if it was not rank ex-
trayag:nce for the state superinten-
dent tc inveat $467 Tor an QUITO buggy
and $109 for a kodak?
again, let me ask you if it was
not rank extravaganza for the legis-
lature of 1909 and Governor vessey
to increase the appropriations over
the appropriations Of 1905 $1S4,000?
The appropriations for the attor-
|ney generals Office in 1905 was $11,-
800; in 1908 it was $2s,s00. an in
'~creese OF $4,000.
The appropriation for the su-
preme court in 1905 was 1880; in
1909, $24,340, an increase of $1O.-
$50.
sThe appropriation for the main
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-03-24

3nEFn
--r. cr vsss rs;s we.nf> -,
r~4.r v-,.,r A -,e--v cruvd .,.
go nls,san. evenings. Nr
no5.; er,e-ratner Ana
n.ta >, ss.- ssen me
,.ao-re p good Dine.
non Tose- ven, 10 stickney Sat
,.,ssr
.,ae- e-sa, and Joe Vicente went
10 Paskston Saturday.
Sheriff PozAes was oo"a
Mitchell FRIDAY
Soilse Mott went 70 Mitchell Fri
,,-y Saturday. NOON.
"a ..
NJ Z Ne FL SAM Neme uoNa
from Mitchell Saturday Il spent
md win Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
So
~
Roselse sm-ia' @ao las 3asi re-
turned from she hospital at Cham
a vas atIa m %. IN town SIM
!,
oss aaa atsTA- ~
Smiths legs IS p~ars1Ezso, SO ne a
tn use 2 c-utch and a cane.
NJ ava u,r Usr, rnaner spen,
1891
aunoas al LIZ NONE % A4s Soopef
parents. NJ. AID Mrs. Herman Wurm,
IN The ssg part of town.
- - =. r,on..
a
Come scot himself arougn the loot
seci6sn,sIlr Sunday.
charles rs,nt wen, 10 Mitchell Sat-
ufas!-
So ..
a., .Ss ssms1- nored from No.,
49, mo Ni,cbe1, las, vee& His
- ~ ~ .s,n s,d r;1i .a,-
49,. :. .ha eom;n1 rea,
n.Sa pxaoi- s,,Ived f,om cal
latin. Mo. about a week ago and viii
remain indefinitely, David has spent
part Of each year in South Dakota
for the past few years.
Nj. and Mrs R. L. Trematne and
daughter, Clara. spent Sunday in the
country. he guests at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs L. A. Oathout.
Peter hanson mas oeen very ioS
the las Two or three days.
q a e Is expected 10 arrive
- M.ol.a,1
=
euioi1 are again At oiA IA our
49,. ep.n' ~ lA.
- - e D.. M,,i " ~
tnr, - he, Nome IN Misson,i ~ time
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-03-24

Taft's hrst impulse. upon being
elected president. vas to help the
.sinsurgents" put out Cannon and re-
form the rules. That raj the express
sion Of the heart, and sometimes the
heart knows better than the head.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-03-24
Does Il Pay to he ! Farmer.

Paul Pioneer Press: "A news
A1tslesm1nSSifn the Sioux Falls, s. D. papers
s0f l1stS Thursday announced that a
afafdnlef residing near Garretson has
aSi1s5ii11#hls 32O-acre farm for $50 an
Il and will remove to California.
ATksgckange Is made on account ofsthe
sSSi1ll1 q @0kE his wife and q o The
+ ~ gS5psuiirtchase on the tract was inside
n I32naGif4en9years ago, and since that
5iinniislsSSsAah REQUIRED and paid for the
q feNS 9etinnsheshas inst sold Tor $z5.-
fMdI0s1ie@a11Anys are there inabusiness
4 1awbo have saved 926.6O0
SS9tsaSaf o6seteenS year,? Probably not
J 1GSS.nllty.sYet the farmer Il typi-
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Always employed.

What do you mean, sir" demanded
the irate housewife. "by circulating
the report that l am an idle gossfp!.'
Madam responded the corner gro
e suayely you do me grave intus.
6ce. I said you were the busiest eoe-
dip within ten blocks"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-03-24

me railroad companies and the
nrsmsn and enginemen hare agreed
70 arbitrate their differences. We
don't believe either side was very
anxious 10 have ! strike.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-03-24

Bishop Quayle compares the man
With creased trousers to ! pig. In
viev Of the present price of pork, the
Aforesaid man Of the creased trous-
- VII no doubt consider this some
fhins Of : compliment.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-03-24

Is@S J4G8AAJA1S@~AAz L. NV
\ MArTER or MONEY Tun TIE
FARNERs
All because Of : hard freeze thss
occurred OF Or.osH IF kss
year. he 1915 corr crop ra-uash
she middle vest mar be reduced 1s
Of millions of bashels.
In Ordinary years II Of greas
importance TO the farmers TO know
What kind OF CORK Their put II saeir
fields.
Tais E@a-N Is imperative that thas
ex1miae their seed corn before j.
gees into their planters.
TIE seriousness OF tae seed snrn
Ssuarson this rear unaos e ovsl-
emphasized
Nor is the time TO consider IL To
realize ne1t fall that tie seed eesn
used was un6t uIn be too late. To
discover the trouble then Viii rot
bring back any Of the money lost By
nne Ienrnfng II this spring.
An eIevstOr company with Offices
u sfoux City gave out . statement
hst week that not more than Ere
per cent Of the corn that has been
offered for sale u seed is dt to plant
TIL. Of eourse. does moi apply to
tested seed eorn offered By reputable
sd houses. II refers to corn
bfOagit to their elevators by farm
81 desiring 70 sell It for seed. At
YofDtl1ion. = D.. for example,
tvsaty-ave tests vere made from n
10y cribs and only tuo germinated
veII enoagt 70 - It for seed- A few
st6ers Csded 50 per cent and the
fsnainAer we're practically al dead
Ths ueather Of last tai vas e.
esptionaIy mild and therefore the
1rst frsess fonnA the corn moi hard
- 81 ths usssl frostG consequent-
II - Gernvas destroyed h . large
pTeeotake Of Tie ears-
i = m bit Impossible for farm
- Il obtaia tested sesd corn enough
Ieo q around. The seed houses esn-
- supply the demand. Every effort
h0gsyss. should b made 1t onee to
a11ysthe tested seed- II that u not
iebtainabIs. tie farmer should test
eorn that = available.
e Vim not mead matters for the
fasnefS 10 plant their seed thicker
1870 q IL poor quality. They
: lhhaagealsarned 4 this dime t1hat
g order q prodnes he maximum Of
y5sld, there must ~ practical uni
fssnity u stand. There should
IS a average of ten kernels
e three hill. Or az grains
pr hin, IN order to obtain the
b~estresuits. 70 Plant corn more
ta1iekIy this year on account OF the
poor auality Of seed y likely to re-
sult - o~vererovding some hills. while
others may not be brought mp to the
average. Notwithstanding this. no
idoubt many farmers viii plant more
norn, considering the stand ! good
lneal of gamble iva
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-03-24

Mitchell hasn't made these good
March roads. The weather man has
done Il and he won't agree ever to
Sado Il again.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-03-24

a college professor says that any
number Of American girls outelass
Venus De Milo in figure. Bnt no one
- come along who could put item
III marble.
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President Roosevelt doubsIess
thought he had his troubles. But
IL successor can assure him that he
didn't know the meaning Of the
word.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
MRS. ANNIE DOwNEY
Coasiy Treasurer Tae Only Norman
Holding this Position Ia
America
~ &kn1 49,,

The Gunnlson Coontv High
School Alumni held business meet
ing on July sth ut the home of Miss
Helen Webster The class Of 1916
was voted into the ssriety as active
members A commitsee of seven,
one from each ersAastins class Of
the O. g. II = as aesr a. possible
was appointed by the president. Miss
Matte Walker 10 draw NJ a new
constitution and by-lsws
ARether meet,ag will be held on
Friday. Augsst 5, at the home Of
Miss Helen Webster. All mem
hers are reqwessed 10 he present as
the new constitution will be adopted
sad ofheers elec,ed for the next
year rheve are several very i'm
fprtant questions to be settled
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

for suitable place Of worship, and
the httie church reared its spire
toward heaveR ~ one of the lsad-
marks of the cause II Christissity
in the then wild aud woolly West .
The first bosrd Of trustees cossisted
Of Matthias Schmits Sr. and j. ID.
Miller lc this coanection IL is in
ter'esting 10 note that the latter .
son, Jos. Miller, ssd Thos. flavin
compose the present board. OF the
many who have ceme and gone since
those early ptoDeer days, the
Recording Angel aloae knows.
Many . happy pair have plighted
their troth befcse it's altar and many
tired, weary soul hes passed 10
eternal rest frosa it's pe4tals
In the meantime the church while
providing fixed place of worship
was situated in an undesirable loca-
ton, and in 1905 under the manage
ment OF the present young pastor,
the Rev. Wa. kipp, lots were pur-
chased and the church removed TO
the corner IT Georgia and Wisconsin
avenues. Through the cooperation
ot the citizens and parishioners, bv
perslstant progress 1t was thorough
~ renovated inside and out, sacrls-
ties added and y handsome lawn
with shade trees, 8 .rubbery sad
Hover beds laid oat, and today it
stands monument 10 the thrift aad
energy of it's pastor as we'll as TO the
generosity OF tie people. The chsrch
and property are entirely free from
debt and when the new r,ews which
are ordered are installed in August,
it will he one Of the most artistic
and beet equipped churches on the
Western Slope. With it's thirty five
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
~ OJ@ l.uv.ae.

Mrs. Caroline Chambe~s aud Miss
Guss'e Chambers ,s wife snd daughter
of Thos Chasaters, the man who
shot h,mseaf ON the street last week
Ihsrsday, arrived from LeadvilIe
the next dsy, and Ssndsy took the
body TO osray for interment Oura,
WAS their old home, and Mr.. Cham
bers had &3,Wsg life insurance in
the W. o. W. there. He has been
a prominent business man of the
TIE Western slope, bat had lost his
grip on things. No other cause for
the suicide can be sscribed. Cham
bars was at one time proprietor Of
the Grand and Oasis hotels at the
junction, aud had also kept hotels
IN Oaray AVID Silverton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
s.. Pete.'s 0ureh

vt. Peters Roman Catholic church
Of Gunn'son was organized ~ a
parish in 1851 with the Rev. John
tiarney as pastor. Guunison was
then a busy hive of industry throb-
hing with life and energy and to
those favorable conditions was add
ed the splendid zeal Of this pioneer
priest who had come AS a missionary
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Ca Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. W.
X. Mcneil gave luncheon 10 a
company Of twelve ladies'. who great
ly enjoved her hospitality Ii was
"Bstterhy Luncheon," the decora-
tions, etc, being specially designed
TO carry ont the idea The lunch
con was in honor of Mrs Walker
Burnett who departed Wednesday
for Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Roy O'Connor, editor Of the
Rocky Ford Tribune, was in our
city several DAYS this week. guest
at the sapp home. Mr. O'Conner is
a son-in-law Of Mr. sapp. In lit
tie over year he has increased the
ciIculation Of the Tribune from GOO
10 5000, sufficient evidence of his
hue Ting ability.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Miss Katharine Trevitte will give
q recital ct the Presbyterian church
Monday evening, snder the auspices
OF the Christian Endeavor society.
Good music will be furnished by
home talent. A ssnall admission fee
of 25e for sdslts and l5c for children
will be charged.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

isa.sl.sr ase 1,~s,-s an tiss abe shsise
I- pru-sersn- and rhe I a.haiscs have
rsa-an a. h. pEeae II shear chssch
and xrssefsl 30 she Gaanaex- who
biazea abe srsll. a. ~ei ~ . fazher
k1pg shs wa- the Eses'r bes4aBa the
fhroas ~ nsakIaS the chFrch ed4kce
wsfk ~ surroundings wqrsbv II she
ps4rpore Or whtck u wa- insesssed
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Frank Marshall was up from the
lower valley, the latter part Of last
week He is enthusiastic over the
Orchard Mesa proposition near Delta
in which he is interested, together
with several Gunnison people.
Their new ditch is about completed
and this fine tract Of fruit land with
IN three miles of the city is rapidly
being improved.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

on complaint OF Miss b. NJ. E,ch.
ards. teacher ON Lake Fork, J. y
Thompson was broaeht o,er recent
ly charged with making threats.
Justice Gordon put him under Z 50o
bonds 10 appear at district coart IN
September.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Presbyterian church had very
interesting meeting last SUNDAY
evening Miss Milligan led the de
votiensl exercises after which the
president, Miss Julia Redden gave a
very good report of the state conven-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

John Potter came up from the
Junction Monday on a short bust
ness trip. His property ON Main
street is being renovated, city water
added and other improvements
made, So that Mrs. May Walker has
rented IT as private boarding
bousel
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Mrs. Caddon and daughter,
Frankly, arrived Monday from Grip
PIE Creek TO spend few weeks in
Gunn'son, renewing old scqusint-
anoes and looking after residence
property.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

4. NJ Nosrse has received word
that his sou, Tommy, nov with bis
mother at Westboro. Mass. recently
had an eye severely injured by a
piece Of flying steel At FIRST it was
feared the sight had been DESTROYED,
but later reports are more encoaras-
ing
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

ton al Sterling. Jans l6-l9 There
not being time for the reports a both
delegates. Miss hate Readen wIll
give hers next SUNDAY All are
cordially invited b. attend.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Mrs :. T. Dsy hss been enter
"a aIne her sister aud niece, Mrs
aHd Miss Christmas of Utah. The,
came SATURDAY..
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

G. O. johnson has boaght the old
Weston place at Powderhorn and
was IN Gunnison "Wednesday get
ting supplies and Of course the News
Champion Tor a year was one of
them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

BY Olathe Criterion we note that
c. p. Foster recently sustained severe
injuries by falling in the plankine
of big hume headeate Two ribs
we're broken and internal bruises
suffered.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

h b Cansdsy - happy because
Of hls wlie and three children coming
from st. Louis. They arrived Tues
day and are domioIled over the drug
store
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

W j. NosTse has received the
appointment Of state manager af
the bonding department of the
A,tna Indemnify company His
headquarters - l7ie California
street, Denver
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Ars G g. >.mms af Idaho
Srugs arrived wednesiav 10 visit
D. parents. l'r aud Mrs HYATT. far
s.eral weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

The Noodman Circle ladies have
planned a dance at the hall satur.
day nlght u Will be very pleas
az aiialr with good music.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

ir. eseo ssllIvaa leaves today far
lh.Hver % attend the State I,sntal
A.. c'atIon aseetInC and wsll retarn
JuIt -
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Alr and Mrs. Tom bradshaw 81
,'uray we're visitors at the krestzer
h1me Monday Mrs Bradshaw and
and Mrs kreutzer are sisters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

A1s. N Y Gese..eli arrived Tues
aas aud far s0ne mouths vii lie a
gse-J af LaNeta hssel
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Gsvette Bros are as usual boosi-
ing fa Catflemen Day with thirty
loot welcome banner across between
their grocery aud I.aNeta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

W G. McDonoagh was visitor
from Cochetops Wednesday. H.
cells di much trouble over the mail
route that way rs no bidders can be
secured.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

nison with her son Made Qsaries 81
the new grocery store They are
hvins IN the fontaIse h0ass on
W IscOBsin street
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Nrs . q B.sa- = Al Sal,tga am.
Ua1A again UaaaT the care II I,r
tnchem-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Ira Brown is building a new front
perch al his residence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

VI o. Waterman and son, Lauren,
we're IN our city Monday from Ohio
Cuv They report Mrs. Waterman
steadily improving in health.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

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'I71lu : II She hanse II Mr saa Mr.
braHi ksland.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Master John Dowsey fell of a
burro Monday and suffered a pain
Ia break of the left arm with q
sprained wrist and other bruises.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Attorney ;. ID. Crump was a vis-
Itor IN Gsnnison hrst of the week.
Mrs. Crump and Elsie are expected
IN few DAYS, 30 remain two weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Mrs Cara Parsons and children
have moved into their residence ON
Main street Mrs Parsons has had
extensive alterations and repairs
made in the home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Mrs l. w Jennings and little
laughter are expected the later part
4 this week from Newark, N. J 10
remain some time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. c, Tapscou.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Mrs. j. H. Gavette entertained
the ladies' Of the Relief Corps Mon
day IN honor Of her sisters. Mrs
Daniel Rounds and Miss Nellie
Hanger.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Mrs +. A. Quarles arrived sun
day from Montrose, 10 stay in Gun
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

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