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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-11-07
PUBLIC SALE.

We wan sea- ut public auction a.
The Seaton farm 2 IL miles southwest
OF M.not, r.esuay, Nov. II, lSl2.
Free lunch, AA:3O. Sale to begin
II sharp.
15-Horses-16
Percheron mare Z yrs old. VT. lS0o
Percheron mare, s yrs old, W.T. l40o.
/ black mare ! yrs. old, VT. l45O.
i LACK mare, 3 yrs. Vlo, VT. 1861.
brown mare, 6 yrs. OLD, VT. 1850. 4
LAY horse, yrs. old, VT. 400. !!
bay mare. Ii yrs. old, VT. 1850.
bay mare. Z yrs. old. vt. 1870. i;
black mare, 9 yrs. old, VT. 1900.
black gelding, 3 yrs. old, VT. 1900.
iron gray gelding. 3 yrs. old. vt. l.
100. One mare mule, / year OLD.
/ 3.4 Percheron stud. 2 yrs. old, W.T..
1900. / team sorrel geldinss, 6 AMI
S yrs. old, VT. 2200.
s.. Cattle.
Four extra good cows, al were
fresh latter part of Sept. 2: heifers
will be fresh in spring; 4 calves.
Two fat hogs; 100 full blooded Ply
mouth Rock chickens.
Machinery.
One Deering hinder, 2 mowers, 1
rake, l 22-d1sc drill, good wagon
with rack, two good wagons (Mandt)
1 set low WHEELS, 1 corn piow q
horse), 1 triple gang (Emerson), I
/ new Gale gang, IA in, l new Gale
breaker, 16 in, two Mandt bobsleds
breaker. 16 in, 2 Mandt bob sleighs
1 DeLaval separator, 1 top buggy J
stuEble plow, 2 gangs John Decree
2 harrows and carts, 2 discs, 500 bus
hels oats, 2 smut machines, potato
planter and digger, 2 one-horse cult
yator, 6 sets work harness, 1 set dou
Bile driving harness, Drop Head sew
! ing machine, : dining tables, 8 chairs
2 folding beds. s rockers, 1 Riverside
hester, ! laundry stoves. 1 cupboard
dresser, 1 cook table.
TERMs-}1O and under, cash. On
sums over that amount time will 81
given to Oct. 1, 1913, with bankaEle
paper with interest at the rate G.
10 per cent; 3 per cent discount fo'
cash.
Mrs. Chas. H. Seaton and n. n
Coy, owners; Col. H. J. Hecht, auc
tioneer: M. Engeseth, clerk.
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Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Minot N. D., Oct. IA, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Henry J.
Reid, of Minot, N. OAK, who on April
10, 1906, made Homestead Entry 4o6s4'
Serial No. 04404, for SW Ia sW Ii
Sec and w IL NV IA and Sc Ia
NV IA Section 10, Township 155 H.
Range SO w., 5th P. Meridian, has MI
ed notice of intention to make Final
ave-year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before the
Register and Receiver. U. s. Land or
fee at Minot, N. D., on the 29th day OF
November, 1912.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Joseph Reichert, P. E. Peterson, Ed
Kelley, A. P. Slocum, all of Minot, N
D. Thomas E. DISCARD, Register
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

MOH GAGE fO0eIIOoOn6 o~1e.
Notice is hereby given. that d.
fault having been made In payment OF
that certain mortgage, executed and
delivered by G. F. Taylor and his
wife, Edna NJ. Taylor Of Ward Co..
No. Oak :, mortgagors, to Second Ma
tional Bank OF Minot, N. D. q co.,
poraton), mortgagee, dated the esh
day of August, 1909, and filed Tor rec
ord in the office Of the Register OF
Deeds of the county Of Ward. ana
state of North Dakota, on tho 17tn
day Of August 1909. At $50 o'clock
M, and recorded n Book IA OF
Mortgages, at page 6s4. and no ~
ton or proceedings having been IN
stituted ut law to recover the deot
then remaining secured by sucn
mortsage, or any part thereof. th7
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NOTICE TO cREoIToNo.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of WARDS: County Court.
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of JOIN
F. Deegan, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by Nick +
Deegan, administrator Of the esta
of John F. Deegan, Deceased. to the
creditors Of, and an persons havins
claims against said deceased, to pre-
sent them, with the necessary vouch'
ers, to the said Nick F. Deegan at
the Office Of James Johnson Of Ainot,
N. D., within four months after the
first publication of this notice.
Dated this 18th day Of Oct., 1913.
NICK r. DEDGAN.
Administrator.
JAMES JOHNSON,
Atty. for tho Estate. 10.'.t>
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

THE LARGEST AND MOST COM
PLDTE STUDIO IN THE NORTH
WEST. OVER SECOND NATION
AL BANK. SKRIvSETH L SONS.
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The Burke County Review says
that LeSueur delivered an. elegant
address at Powers Lake.
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SHROPSHIRE RAMS FOR SALE.
Ten fullblood Shropshire Rams Tor
sale Address w. Glib, Brookbank'
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INDEPENDENT WANT ADS.
MlecELANE0Ue.

WANTED-To buy . half or quarter
section Of good farm land. John
E. Martin, Minot, North Dakota
81 Il
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To the Stockholders Surrey Farmers
Grain association;
A special meeting Of the stockhole-
ers of the Surrey Farmers Grain -
ISOLATION will be held at their once
in the town Of Surrey on November
End, 1912, for the purpose Of incrsas.
nE their stock from $1,000 to st6 .oeo
(Signed)
Bert Anderson, Proo.,
w. s. Young, Secretary.
s & 10 81
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WANTED-:A competent girl for sen
eral houie work. Mrs. Archie Nc
Cannel, Ntnot, N. D. . 4
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sad mortgage will be foreclosed by q
sale Of the premises In such mort
age and hereinafter described. at
The front door of the court house In
the city OF Minot, in the county OF
Ward, and State Of North Dakota, ct
the hour of 200 o'clock p. m, on
the 7th day OF Dsesobes. MA .
satisfy the amount due upon sueh
mortgage on the day Of sals. Tte
premises described In such mortsags.
and which viii b sold to satisfy
the Same. are described ~ folioxs:
South half Of lot one ~ and al
Of lot two (3) block tw ot3) Def.
rick'o mt additioa 70 ~ ETY. Of
Minoe, n. D.. according to the duly
recorded PIT thereof nov On als 4"
the ONCE Of register Of deeds within
and for tho county Of Ward ana state
Of North Dakota.
There viii be due on such mortgage
N the date Of sale tho sam Of S3S7. III
100 three hundred and tifty-seven ana
1O-1OO Dollars).
Dated Oct. q. 1914.
THE SECOND NAT. BANK or Nj
NOT. N. OAK. 70 sorDoeas1oo).
MoFf4nI00
JAMES JOHNSON. Attorney.
10 81 Is
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17
I(Il.A
News-Champion Correspondeacs:

News-Champion Correspondence:
Mrs. %. A. Wilt visited relatives in
Gunnison last week.
=. n. Zeigler and wife left for Den
Yer Thursday to spend several days
c. +. Roehrig and Ballard Coates
were visitors from Gunnison the first
Of the week
T.. L. Wilbur of Salida and Mr..
Rosberry of Denver were demonstra-
ting the Studebaker cars in this
vicinity this week.
At the school meeting held here
Monday. Miss Minnie Green Of Gun
nison was engaged as teacher for the
coming nine months term commenc-
ing the first Monday in September.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17
noanJA noyES
News-ChsRhpion COrrespoaAeooe.

Wednesday, May IL.
Miss Nell Eastman will entertain
the sophomore class at her home
Friday evening.
The Freshmen are preparing a
dramatixation of Rip Van Wrinkle to
he given Friday afternoon.
Miss Elsie Stevenson entered the
advanced Normal this week She
will attend the summer term.
Miss Alice Courtney Of the ad-
vanced Normal, spent the week END
with her parents in Montrose.
The sophomore program Thursday
afternoon attracted a number of Wis.,
itorr. 1t was certainly very good.
Miss Marie Aarhus, one of the ad-
vanced Normal students. has been
called away on account of the ser
ious illne~s of friend.
The cast Of characters for the two
commencement plays has been made
up and practice is being held nearly
every evening under direction of Miss
Edna Collins.
DIR. Henry A. Buchtel chancellor of
Denver University, will preach the
Baccaulaureate sermon in the chapel
of the Normal building sunday, May
NJ at 2o'clock.
Wednesday, May ~ mt 2 O'Clock in
the Normal chapel. Hon. A. M. Stew
enson will deliver the commencement
address. These functions are open
to the public.
A number OF students helped clean
up the grounds on cleanup day
The girls served luncheon. After
dinner. a number of them. led by
Profs. Johnson and Bedford. made a
trip to Tenderfoot mountain.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17
RoWpERleoaN
News -Chanpios CorresponAeno.

Monday, May 10.
Most every one has his grain
planted.
We are still having cold weather
and some snow.
Mrs. =. +. Doering and children are
visiting Mrs. Doering's mother. Mrs.
II. Radeka.
Week before last Mrs. Kate Hunter.
of Greeley, sister of Mrs. f. A. Foster
arrived and surprised her. She re-
manned week. and ON last Thurs
day returned To her home taking
Mrs. Foster with her. We are all
hoping that the change TO lower
altitude will benefit Mrs. Poster.
She has has been in poor health for
some time.
Mrs. W. Il. Sammons. who was
appointed chairman of the Good
Roads day work in our valley. noti-
fed every one and appointed a com
mlttee TO arrange for dinner to he
served at the hall. She asked all
who could to work on the road that
day. A holiday wss declared in the
school and teacher and schoolchild-
ren turned out. Every man in the
district joined in the work and valu-
able and permanent work wa. done
on the roads. At Il O'Clock the ladies
had dinner ready. At one table there
were forty and at another. ten. Mrs
VIM Sammons and seven young
ladies waited on table. Everyone
enioved the day and il will hnger
hong in our memory
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Duke Ryenese, . prince of the
blood, has taken up his residence on
Quartz creek. Although q month
less than three years Of aee the Duke
weighs = little better than 1920
pounds. The Dske is . beautiful
Percheron stallion tAat Sam Soren-
son purchased from E. +. Bender of
L;tslesoa for $1,000.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17
QUD uFE

Mrs. c. W. Winslow entertained
the Woman 8 club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. s. Exter entertained the
Auction Bridge club Friday after
noon.
The Evening club was entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Howland at the
La Veta last Thursday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Gsaa'soa "cIesa sp" deg - 49,
nosaced eo@plsse SUCCESS by sAaD
who we're in charge AppsosinsAsay
three hsndrsd rsssons pepasssA ~
deity, each bringing so.ss i>Sas-
msut with which 10 wsee vss
against filth
Usder the direcsioa Il disasia
captains rskes and shovels wsse uus1
diligently in the ssssess ssA AsAss
wss gathered into pslss ssA essts1
away 10 the dsmpsaS GsoSsAs.
30 thosoSShly wss shs v0sk -
formed thss il seqsissd ssssssl ~
Il hssliaG - clsas ths sAsssas 4 -
trssh ssksd saA shovslsA up by -
vOlsntasy passss clssasss.
Everybody 70 psssssA wisA -
rssslt, sad ell admit thss 0snaisso
pEssests . nsch nsess siGAAlV
NA the least credit u dee -
woasen for making the eve.s . splso-
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17
olnon1O OuD

Os1 ksrAas1sus - sssssasd
- wsnsAssAa. IsA
Gsap TssssssAs. . so.is hssh-
sa6 ~ 60 a G~s.isaa.
EnnA va0as .sAs A,s Ssss ssip
- 6uoas " oasaV haoAas.
ksOiss Sss us pes ;.so sssv.ss
q - hssss.s hssach sAis SOD.
b1hs.sAss Res Clsst vsss -
sssds sAs sssa - sspsas tke suAssy.
Bs,As.As Jsca hsAassy y laSs.G
Il, pssAaAg sscosssy q . spsss.sd
snkk.
fssd Lict y rsasiaG saGsse z72.
which Ass Jsst eosns ost a The Sslsds
shops.
I'd Csmpeell is running the
saGsne ON the Psskin-Baldwln
bsanch.
Trsvelsas Accosntsns ChsschIll
Il Denver wss in Gsnaisoa the FIRST
Of The week
A. q. Dslow expects 70 pstsrn 10
ssl,ds in isw dsys. He will take
she Alsnoss run.
bssksmsa Grlbbsa wsst 70 Sslids
Sssdey 10 visit his fs~ily. He ne
turned fsssdsy.
The cosch on the Baldwin train
overtssnsd Saturday and dslsysd ths
tsaan seversl houss.
Willssd hssshsll asd fssnily ere
aOasa in Ciaossoa liter spendiRy
sAs wissss IN Oregon.
Geo. Ksstz returned from Ohio
City the 6rst Of the week and will
FIRE west out of Salida.
Harvey Arch is taking short lay
of. j. r. Cuthbert is working in
his place at the psmp house.
Iso Z~ssldss, Who 10 employed o.
shs hsidos aaAg u hostso.s, wss iu
lGs.uisss ssssssl days shs vssk.
Work Of opening the F'loress,
branch 10 almost completed. An
additional sir inches Of new snow fell
Monday.
Chss Hazelhsrst is laying off fcl
q short time. Paul Nordstrum il
Running on the Crested Butte braach
in his place.
Sap't. Ten Eyck was in Denver
the latter part of las, week arrang
ing the new time card which goes
into effect next Sunday.
Jarvis Edwards 10 in Buena Vista
this week During his absence +
W. Stamm is firing tine passenger
engine between Gunnison and Ouray
Brakemen u. ii. McElvain and s
W. Vail came over from Salida this
week 10 brake west on the main line.
Mr.. Vail bruised his hand quite ser
iously and returned 10 Salida We'd
nesdsy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17
CASTlErON
'wsChampion Correspondents: !:

Wednesday. May -. 1912
Our school started Tuesday with
Miss Brooks az teacher.
Mrs. Janet Walch in visiting rela.
tives in Gunni.on this week.
Mise Mat,elle Wallace is visiting
Castleton relatives this week
Our winter weather still continues
Wm- Waugh epent several davs in
Gunnieon last week.
Our rancherr are shipping lots u
hay at present. Timothy selling for
SlsS0 to e2vW 20 the ranehers arr
all wearing broad smiles.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

A 0uDnison girl carried off honors
Lat Saturday ut Denver in the ath-
letic tournament of Wolfe Hall stu
denta. Miss Pauline Metroz won the
singles ct tennis. Tennis was the
principal contest although there
were events at pole vaulting. broad
jsoping. potato racing and an ex-
citing relay race. The field program
was followed by dinner at which
addresses were made by prominent
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17
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" kAssss = - A~ssdhag ssss.
ssA = . kssuassG oass sssAsss -
- slssasos seVsuscAs.. 49, sAs
oAissssy Il ~ s~pVaN - eoesisas
Il sAass sAe espscs - o&L~. sAa.s
whs hass NsOscA ed sAao vAe
wsli - ~ sAossssd ~ she eosscsls
q sssAs Il sAs ode rssssss.
EssA, dsv. u hsruoo oass ssi-
dsss sAas JeAs b bsssss, Ne nsa-
ecsssse ossdsdsss tos mayor, Oil ~
ssscsrd Slesly bss ssssly - =
ssss,al sssssGsA, snd 9th The -
tag II every ssa. thsse 10 . bs,ch ef
old tsme Dsuascssss erss,nl bsck
into The hsrssss. Along With thess
eosdsssoaa, coases the fscs thai .
tickes nsaaias,ed IN ssss chszabes
srs-ioa 81 Pssssssea, Ts@aea and
Bosils bodes sosL.ns but esil foS
tAe fstsse VI Dss4ecrsey and the
welfsse Of Denver.
A canvas of the city BY the Demo
crsss, rsceutly sskea, gives Hsntsr
over 24,UD votss. This 10 con-
sidesed ssif,csent TO elect salsss
hsiley, RepsOlscsa csadidsse, russ
sssy behiRd ID 10 est.sssssd tkess
viii be sbost IS 900 vosss csss.
Ii 10 officially snnossosd 49,
Governor Shsfroth 10 not giving
either nossl or financial cid 70 ~
Citisens' novssnsnt. He nsae vas
plsosd ssaong thoss Of the sdvis0sy
comnittse Of the Citissa's party
without his consent, sad the Rocky
Moansain News vent 10 fer - to
publish that the governor wss W
preside st . Citisens' rstifcstion
meeting in the Auditorium on We'd
nesdsy night Of this week. The
governor wss not conssltsd, cad did
mot pssside. end thass tAss 80 in his
cosGossos fssl. thss sisos ths Co.,
sstsioa = COass~Asee seesiaNp.AqsusA
the city Democrssic ticket, the gov
ernor 10 inclined 10 the belief thaa il
is the duty Of the Democrats 70 sup
port it.
An indication of the ine-sp is the
fact that, Senator W. l.. Clayton,
commissioner of insurance, 10 wear
ing Hunter badge, and is doing al
he can for the success Of the Demo-
cratic ticket.
However, State Fish and Game
Commissioner James Shinn, Labor
Commissioner Ed Brake, c. T.
Rswslt, formerly of Gsnnison, Sens-
tor Thomss Annear, George b. Lang
and Bangor Jack are some Of the
prominent Democrats Of the past who
are lending their time and council 10
the Citizens ticket.
Ex-Governor Charles s. Thomas
is out Of the city and is not sssisting
the Citizens party at present
Those who are in his confidence in
innate that he considers Hunter
fine, clean Democrat and entitled 10
the vote Of every Democrat in
Denver
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17
00munk 49,

IT, Duuocaussc >~s,auul 49,
- y - Alhsss bssa SsAssd>s s.A
es0naissd = SulIos& Cksst.s Tee,
essAs~aa, =. r. hslsby. sscsss~sy
SssaA@ vsa flhosG. .s~kss Of ths
sssr'aussess coaassss<, ". j. Gslh-
-. cssdsssssl co@msss<s A trsas-
pastsssos co~asssse - dsc,de spsn
~ oekcssl sosss ~ss slso appos.s~d,
easssssaG of Nssiassl Commlssemas
Moo, ". j. Gsilieaa sad y P.
hslshy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

J. A. Grant stopped of in Gun
nisoa Wednesday enroute to Denver
fru0 the Doctor mine on Spring
creek. He said that ~ soon as the
snow wont off operations would be
ressmed at the mine. This, he
thosght, would be about the middle
Of june
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Funeral services over the remains
of the two months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Miller were held from
their home, Tuesday afternoon.
Father VIM Kipp conducted the
services.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Commander Dexter T. Sapp, our
fellow toWnsman, was presented
with . gold medal studded with
diamonds by the members of the
department Of Colorado and Wyo-
ming, @. A. r. in sessian at Boulder,
Tsesday last. Everyone Of the 2 .3JO
Dcapsrs Of the Grand Army in the
deparsaent contributed to the gift
Commander Sapp war overcome and
cosh sos respond.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Mrs. II. +. Lake Jr. and son, Rllt
returned to their home in Delta Sat
urday. Master Allan and his sister
Mary, will remain until school is out
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Lower Main street 10 being graded
and surfaced and IL q welcome in
provemeat. Other street work is
eckeduled for the poor futurp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

The play. Little Men and
Women, given by the children of
the N. E. Sunday School, last Fri
day night, was we'll rendered and a
large crowd was in attendance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17
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H. t.sarS II truuAms = tts 0f Gussi.ess ssA
the ssssaI- VI sHsA 49, THANK Good kaaAs
ssssssatisa and tAs lsA = - RoaA-(yvb
and the cssisrss II snd Faiy t~ thsir
csssing NJ the stsss s1s0o pr~snis~ " ssid
Good ts'ads bay The pss ssarit exhisted BY IN ssd
the work accesva.a~d sss Shat etisss. ar~ k.isg
alive to the s~sity II sa<1 snds, csn a~ys
and j. highIy appreciated.
IL OKpEK MASox
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Rob't Hester returned from Salida
today. He was accompanied home
by his sor, Billie, Who hes been in
the hospital there for several weeks
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

- success. Many 81 the fair sex
Dnt forth With rskes, etc, sad 60
Oeed in phys,cal eGoss sloas With
- men.
Al neoa, ssder the sspervissoa Of
0embers Of the Wosaea's Good
loads Clsb, . sabsssatial dinRss
- served 70 the workess st hssoaie
Ill.
DariRa the fosesooa the bsssssss
eDases wsss classd - tAst eli miGkA
Hbse service @ The sAsssts.
AS - svidsace Of the fscs thst the
elsan up spirit " consagioSs, A. n
ohlderoaa, sssvslIiAG sepssusssssivs
- the Bowman Hall Cs.Ay Go. a
snver, who happe.sd in sown,
1Dfed his cost end eot into sAs sa.a
- lower hsia street. Mr.. HslAes-
0sn carries some svorAspois bss
osoved thst this doss not hanper
lin in physical endurance, nor dos
= dampsa his srdor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

p. c. Lester and wife of Los
Aageles visited j. H. Robinson for
sevesal days this week. Mrs. Lester
and Ars. Robinson arc sisters. Mr..
LssAss was here several years ago
and said he could see . decided i'm
prosement in the town nov.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Anao~pcsnsss 10 made of the .n-
cosporstion of the j ID. MIlIas 4 Bso.
Assa and Provisioa Company, shioh
sc9Sssss the usesi busspsss fosmerly
esned By p. p. AIlIes The CON
pssy y capitalized ct $25,ovo aud
the dIssctoss ere j ID A,lles, I.os,s
Miller, p p Miller, AIonso M,lier
end c. l.. Nordstrom- The ofbcess
sse j. d. Miller. pres,tleSt; Louis
Miller, vice president and manager;
c. Il. Miller, secretary -treassrer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Mrs.. W. L. R.chasdsoa hes re-
turned from . Six weeks visit in the
eastern part Of the state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Will Hogan and Miss Alice Hogan
retssned TO their home in Salida
MoeAay Miss Ssdie Qainn accom-
paaied them and will remain until
her isther, Mike Quinn, 10 able to
return home from Cochem's hospital.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Mrs. o. W McPhetridge returned
Sunday from Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

The Presbyterisn church will have
= new cement walk leading to its
doors. This through the generosity
of j. d Parsons, Who has voluntssved
to pay the expense The Ladies' Aid
of the church had sndestsken 10
rsise ~ nsosssary fsnds. Nsw
wslks will ~ isiA - shs 0sseste
home and befose Nrs. Alice AilIer's .
property. Efforts will also be made
10 have the owners of the lots ut the
corner east of the church put down
cement walks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

As. and Mrs. r. NJ. Anderson
leave Ssadsy, the former for Denver
and the latter for Trinidad. Mrs.
As1sssoR's mother, Mrs Bailey, will
aossopsny her home on her return
fro0 Trinidad.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Miss Mary Dale leaves Sunday for
Chicago where she expscts 10 make
her home with relsAives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Chss. Hubbard, Who 10 again in
charge Of the Star mine, was in Gun
nison Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Agents from Sallda and Denver
were in tows the week calling on
prospective csstosers for l.. NJ d.
and Flanders cess. Z. p. Wilbur,
sepsessntiae the Stsdbsker people
in this district With headquarters .,
Sslida, drove - 4. n. y. cor oses
POnchs psss 10 Monte Vista and
thsa over Cochssops psss 70 Gsani-
son. He said he found the roads in
good condition. Thess was but
little snow on either pass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Mrs. W. r. Mcneil left Tuesday
for several days visit in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Miss Bernice Hester retsrned
Wednesday from . short visit at
Salida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Miss IsabelIa Bray left Sunday for
Denver where she will remain for
several weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

C. W. Balm and son Robert were
visitors from Psrlin Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

r. n Griffin IVES here fron Co.
msns creek Saturday.
L. l.. Schiernbeck, George Brandt
and Dave Walker motored down from
Pitkia Monday returning the next
deg.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

Mrs. W. ID Kerr OF Ohio City was
in Gunnison this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17
LocL ed Pepah M.aa;oa

Billy Waugh Of Cs.sIstoa was in
town Monday.
Mrs. l.. n Bruntoa returned Sun
day from Denver
Mrs. W. ID Kerr OF Ohio City was
in Gunnison this week.
C. W. Balm and son Robert were
visitors from Psrlin Monday.
Mrs. w. II. Mcneil left Tuesday
for several days visit in Denver.
Miss Bernice Hester returned
Wednesday from . short visit ct
Salida.
Miss Issbells Bray left Ssndsy for
Denver where she will remain for
several weeks.
Chxs. Hubbard, Who 10 again in
charge Of the Star mine, was in Gun
nison Saturday.
Miss Mary Dale leaves Sunday for
Chicago where she expscts TO make
her home With relstives.
Mrs.. W. L. Richssdsoa hes re-
turned from . six weeks visit in the
eastern part Of the state.
Rob't Hester returned from Salida
today. He was accompanied home
by his sor, Billie, Who has been in
the hoepital there for several weeks
Mrs. ii. i. Lake Jr. and son, Rile
returned to their home in Delta Sat
urday. Master Allan and his sister,
Mary, will remain until school is out.
The play. Little Men and
Women given bv the cbild-ep of
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-17

town Monday
Mrs. l.. N Brunton returned Sun
day from Denver.