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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-10-19
Local News

> Howard Beaton left today for
Williston.
Chas. Beever. returned We'd
nesday from a business trip to
the twin cities.
S. ]. Haugen and A. G. John
son were Bottineau visitors
from Landa on Saturday.
F. H. Teiqen and I. III. Mol
berg of Landa were business
visitors in Bottineau Friday.
H. J. Mcdonald, juvenile
court officer, was in the city
from Rugby the first of the
week.
G. DeBondt arrived from
Lansford Monday to accept a
position in the Geo. Belyea meat
market.
Strayed--Four young calves,
two most red. two mostly white.
Notify Otto H. Becker, Kramer,
N. D. 8-3tpd
SATURDAYS special. Fine large
apples. Look at our window
display. Price for Saturday
$1.25. No deliveries at this
price Smith & Co. r
Services will be held in the,
Methodist church Sunday
morning and evening at the
usual hours. On Sunday eve
ming Rev. McKelvey will preach
his farewell sermon.
The Lutheran Churches.
B0TTINEAU
Services in Norwegian at
II: GO.
Sunday School at IL: 10.
HANGERS
Services at 8 p. "a. next Sun
day.
Confirmants meet at church
on Tuesday, Oct. "A, at 1Oa. m.
NoRLANDs.
Y. IL. Meeting at r. "a. Han
sonsan' son Sunday.
Confirmants meet at the
Lindberg home on Wednesday,
18th at 200
Salem's-Ladies aid meets
with Mrs. Bergan Oct.26. Con
hrmants meet the same day in
Ichuach at 1Oa. Ia.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-30
EAST CANAAN

The ladies' sale was we'll attended last week in spite of the storm. Some things were left, which can be seen at Mrs. Dunnings, such as aprons, fancy work, post cards. etc., and will be sold for Christmas gifts.
 E. s. Roberts was i'll Hartford, Mon- day.
 Miss Charlotte Hayes attended the wedding, Saturday, in Winsted of Miss Lila Hayes and Harry Dunbar. The happy couple came by automobile to William Hayes for short stay and were to take a trip over the Mohawk Trail.
 The officers and teachers of the Sun- day school will meet at the parsonage Friday evening.
 A bad fire ragged Monday over the land on College Hill, owned by differ. ent parties. The morning train set fire to the dry leaves. Help was called from Winsted and Canaan and after a hard fight it was extinguished.
 Committees were appointed Sunday to arrange for Christmas, which will soon be here.
 East Canaan grange had an interest. ing meeting, Monday evening. After the meeting the members enjoyed a cracker jack" treat.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-30
SALISBURY

Misses Mary Reed and Gladys Stone of West Sutfield are guests at their respective homes for the holiday.
 Messrs. Percy Tanner, Paul Parsons and Stanley Sherwood are home from Hartford.
 Mrs. Ellen Pulver is making exten- sive alterations to her residence.
 Misses Louisa and Priscilla Goddard attended the Yale. Harvard game last Saturday.
 Have you noticed how nice the town hall looks with its new coat of paint !?
 Rev. Lyman Warner has had his residence wired for electricity.
 John c. Goddard, Jr., is home from New York for Thanksgiving.
 Mrs. Cook, mother of Mrs. George E. Quaile, died last Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Constantine and son of Chicago, are visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Ostrom.
 Misses Mary, Katherine, and Lena Canevari of Mille1ton were callers in town on Sunday.
 Martin Roster entertained several of his friends at Hamlet Hill farm last Wednesday evening.
 Measles are reported in various parts of the town. It's a measly shame, isn't it George?
 Messrs. Russell, Fulton and Warner attended the Yale Harvard game last Saturday.
 The children; s choir now sing at the
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-30
ASHLEY FALLS

In the grammar school the following have been present every day in Novem. Der: Elrick Beatcie, Catherine Char. bonneau, Arthur Gordon, Fred Hall, William Hall, George Smith.
 In the primary school these have the same record: Robert Ball, Dorothy Ball, Fred Donsbough, Loretta Dons- bOugh, Edward Forest, Ellen Johnson, Mabel Johnson, Gertrude Pinney, Ada Taylor, Vernon Morley, Helen Bowen, Margaret Bowen, Dorothy Sackett.
 Dr. Cook and wife of Moodus, Conn. were at Maplewood Inn over Sunday and Thanksgiving. Professor Cone and wife of East Haddam were also guests at the Maplewood over Sunday and Monday evening. The village improvement society held a social there and enjoyed the fine music by the Pro- lessor and his wife. The violin play. ing by Prof. Cone and pr. Cook. with Mrs. Cone at the piano, was exception ally fine. The violinists played each their own instrument, then, standing near each other, placed the violin on the others shoulder and continued playing without break; in this position they danced together. still playing each on the others violin, and performed vari- ous other stunts to the amusement and astonishment of all present. The kind ness of MT. Smith in opening the house for the enjoyment of such a rare treat is greatly appreciated, and the society netted $10. 40.
 Mrs. Wilcox has gone to spend Thanksgiving with friends in Connecti- cut.
 "Don" Smith and wife of Newark were at Maplewood Inn over Thanks. giving.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-30
LIME ROCK

Mrs. Henry Poland and daughter Helen of Bridgeport came up Sunday and took her mother, Mrs. Margaret Palmer home with her for the winter.
 The ladies of the Methodist church will serve chicken pie supper in the Casino next Thursday. A sale of fancy articles will also be held.
 Mrs. Bigelow and Mrs. c. W. Bar mum were in Great Harrington, Mon. day.
 MT and Mrs. R. N. Barnum and N. A. McNeil and family motored to New Haven, Saturday. Misses Julia and Catherine remaining until Monday.
 John T. Connor of Danbury was a guest of Miss Margaret Butler, Friday.
 Mrs. John Skelly died Monday night, funeral Thursday morning.
 Willard Tallerday and Nettie Wilk- inson were married at noon Saturday in New York city.
 Walter Boardman and Hugh Cum. mings attended the Army and Navy football game in New York city, Satur- day.
 Miss Bessie Goldsworthy of Lake vile spent the weekend in town.
 Miss Lucia Cudney of Canaan was a guest of friends here Friday night and attended the entertainment and dance at the Casino.
 c. W. Barnum, Rev. and Mrs. Bige- low and R. J. Marston motored to New Haven, Saturday and attended theYale- Harvard foot ball game.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-30
HUNTSVILLE

Mrs. Frank Fillmore and Grace Sill. vernale spent Sunday in Sharon.
 All are pleased to know Robert Pen- dleton is able to be around the home and will be glad to see him out again before long.
 Mrs. E. W. Houston spent Friday at her home here.
 George Brown spent Sunday in Dover.
 Mrs. Babcock and daughter Mrs. Hillyer spent one day last week with Mrs. Edward Sanford.
 MT. and Mrs. Miles Hanchett re- turned to New Jersey last week taking their niece Florence with them for a visit.
 MT and Mrs. George Heaphy were in this place Friday.
 George Judd is on the sick list
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-30
SHARON VALLEY

Mrs. A. Mallory is visiting friends in Pine Plains. Es2
 Miss E. Scott and MT. and Mrs. F. Warehouse visited MT. and Mrs. H. Cline in Bristol recently, making the trip by auto.
 Mrs. c. Eggleston and Mrs. Michie were callers at the home recently.
 Miss Sadie Vosburg is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. Frank Lloyd, in Ga naan.
 Silver Lake Grange entertained Salisbury Grange last Monday e-ening. There was a good attendance. Sails bury Grange gave an interesting pro- gram. Silver Lake furnished one of their excellent suppers.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-30

Sunday evening service at St. Johns church.
 Mrs. H. Cushman has closed her house for the winter and she and her daughter will spend the winter with her mother in New York and Ridge. field, Conn.
 Salisbury was we'll represented in New Haven on Saturday at the game by MT. and Mrs. H. F. Landon and son Richmond, Mrs. M. Washburn and Sidney Cowles.
 Mrs. M. Russell has closed the White Hart Inn for the season.
 Mrs. Louis Vandeusen and two boys, who have been visiting friends in New Canaan, returned to her home on Tues day
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-30
SHARON

CnaTI2S DaEln OL f1OCCnk1SSVlIle spent last week with his son, H. M. Dakin.
 Miss F. s. Knowles was in New York last week on business.
 A recent visitor in town was Dr. w. B. Colby of New York city.
 Mrs. Hayes Roobins and little son Hayes Jr., who have been spending the past two weeks with the formers sister, Mrs. c. H. Eggleston, left for Univer- sity, Va, on Friday last, where they are to spend the winter.
 Miss Jessie Gay entertained the Woman's Club at the Taghkanic Inn last week Monday.
 Postmaster Byron was in Pittsfield last week selecting stationery for the holiday trade from the Eaton, Crane, Pike Paper Mills.
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. Middlebrook and MT. and Mrs. George B. Klebes attend ed the Hill Hotchkiss football game which resulted in a victory for the lat ter.
 The chicken pie supper was served in the dining room of the M. B. church by the members of the Epworth League on Tuesday of last week was we'll at- tended and great success financially, the sum of about $35 being. realized for the Christmas fund.-
 The teachers of our village schools recently spent visiting day in various places: Principal Hunter, Miss Kincaid and Miss Emerson visited schools in Winsted; Miss Marian, Miss Evans and Miss Minnie Rhynus spent the day at the Canaan school; Miss Potter and Miss Wiley went to Danbury and Miss Robinson spent the week end in Pittsfield.
 The Girls Sewing Club are very much pleased and encouraged by tbe ready response they are meeting with from the towns people in their appeal for donations for the fancy tables and also for the refreshments for the even- ing We trust they will have a bright sunny day for the occasion and that it may be success. Don't forget the date, December 1, afternoon and even ing, and also don't forget the good cause they are working so hard for, fine new up. to-date school building that will be credit to the town of Sharon. It is hoped that every one will show their good will and interest by attend ing the bazaar and dance on Friday afternoon of next week.
 Mrs. Henry Cum has been visiting her sister in Perryville.
 Miss Mildred Baker of East Canaan spent the week. end with her parents here.
 F. E. Byron spent the weekend in New York.
 The Woodman Circle entertained the Woodmen with cards and refreshments Wednesday.
 Clifford Liner has been visiting his uncle Lawrence Liner in Newburgh.
 ClaytonWalters of Hartford is spend ing Thanksgiving with his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. W. Walters
 Wallace Richards of Schenectady spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
 Miss Hazel Wiley of Amenia Union spent the week end with her parents, MT. and Mrs. B. Wiley.
 Miss Grace Vosburgh of Seymour is visiting her parents MT. and Mrs. James Vosburgh.
 Joseph Roselle has taken position with the Adams Express Go.
 F. J. Harrison has been on the sick list.
 Mrs. J. Vosburgh is visiting her daughter in Canaan.
 The Sharon basket ball team were defeated by the Amenia five on the lat ter's floor Friday by the score 24 3.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen Wiley have moved into the cottage of William Hotaling.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-30
CORNWALL

The Agricultural Society met last Friday and elected George B. Farnum president and made the retiring presi- dent, Charles l.. Gold a director in place of Willis Hurlburt, but otherwise kept the old officers in their wonted places: s. R. Scoville, vice. president; A. c. Borland. secretary; A. M. Clark, treasurer; W. R. Brush and c. w.. Ottman, directors.
 The Calhoun family and several of the Rumsey Hall teachers and pupils attended the Yale Harvard game.
 Messrs. J. B. Calhoun and B. c. Starr attended the meeting of the Ma tional Civil Service Association in New Haven next week Tuesday.
 The chorus begins rehearsals on Wednesday the 9th.
 Farmers should be planning for the extension school which is to be held here for their benefit next February.
 Make somebody else thankful as we'll as yourself this week.
 Mrs. Richard Williams is expected home from the hospital this week, and many are rejoicing over her ability to be home again.
Connecticut western news., 1916-11-30

FlCIlON. Hospital Sketches, s. M. Alcott Silver Pitchers, s. M. A.cott The Californians, Atherton Chance, Conrad Typhoon, Conrad The Inheritors, Conrad The Rising Tide, Deland The Knave of Diamonds, E. M. Dell Rewards and Fairies, Kipling, Thankful's Inheritance, Lincoln Mary Allen, Marvin The Yoke, E. Miller The Fifth Wheel, Pronty Under the Country Sky, Richmond Brotherly House, Richmond Tish, Rinehart Straight Down the Crooked Lane,
 Runkle Big Timber, Sinclair When a Mans a Man, H. B. Wright
 REFERENCE. A Handbook of New England, Sargent A Hand book of American Private Schools, Sargent
 HISTORY. Salisbury, Conn.,, Historical Collection Relating to, Vols. l, 3,
 Salisbury Association Connecticut, Once Upon Time, in
 c. c. Newton
 BIOGRAPHY. Hay, Life and Letters of John, Vols 1,2,
 Thayer Steiner, Edward A. From Alien to Citizen
 MISCELLANY. Abraham Lincoln, Little Masterpieces,
 Perry
 TRAVEL. Black Sheep, J. K. Mckenzie
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22
some SOCIAL TEXTURES
Of THE past week

Twsaty-four ladies' sat shout the de-
lightful dinner served BY Mn. ]. h.
Howlend, at L. veta, last Thursday u
o0e-thirty. Ths guests were the menu
bers Of the two bridge clubs of the city.
fhs dinner wss sssvsd in style truly
metropolitan, ard some Of the very
'latsst Idsas were carried ont IN msnu
and sssvice. Ths plaes cards were littIs
deeseativs Chsietnse trses. painted b
Nh. q. \ Richter. ard great bewl ol
~ eefnasioos haipsd y all eut tle eolos
dq! Hvssypss pesse.t repoFtsd Z
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22
h0W TO run AUTOS AL
WINTER N GUMh|s0M

Several enthusiastic auto owners and
garage men have been discussing the
chances for keeping our streets opsn
for auto t..-.i thru the entire winter.
Up 70 2ate there has been no difficulty
q III, but the roads are getting more
narrow with every storm and unless
systamatic work is done, it will be
pecessasy to lay the machines aside
very soon.
Last February someone wrote the
News-Champion from Winnipeg stating
that autos were running thru the streets
there - in summer time, but on top Of
two feet of solidly packed snow and ice.
SO there 10 no physical impossibility to
it-+imply question Of whether
enough people will take IN interest 70
thoroly pack the snow during
and altar each storm. It can be
done II all the delivery machines, ths
wagons and drays would unite and drag
chains. and take pains to make . wide
bssten trail, rather than Ill keep in q
narrow roadway. Nothing like . heavy
chain to beat down the snow. We see
examples on some Of the mining roads.
where tie tsamsters work together
and keep > perfect smooth road oil
winter.
Can It be done hsrei Who will CO.
operate In the move?
" ..
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22
T0n|cH| Greek nlTRDI
DIES IT a0M

Mrs. Robert Paflin, . we'll known
young woman Of the Tomichi Valley,
died ct the Salida hospital last Tuesday,
Dec. Il. Of psritontis. She had besn
very III for some time. and was only
twsnty- three years Of age. Ihs early
death Of Mn. Psrlih b rnournsd BY >
host Of friends. for shs was not only
we'll known I'll over cunnisou county,
but In Salida where she and her husband
lived for year.
Mrs. Pariin was the daughter Of the
founder Of Doyleville and spent most Of
her life there. She is survived BY herhus-
band, . seven-year old daughter. Mar
guerite. her mother and step father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Noble; her sister,
Mrs. Lloyd Schierenbeck Of Pitkin; two
brothers In California, . brother. Jack
Doyle, Of Pitkin, half brother. and
other relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22
eRlIsIns Pl0eAn Of &.
-lganl FINE laTs CLASSES
!. ........ GREATLY tkI9IEsl 1

The Christmas sntsrtainmsnt given
By ths Normal stadtnfs Wednesday,
night was grsat sueeaAs.
/; The band .spd orchestra under dirsc-
ton Of Prot. Dick. gave three numbers
which were in good taste and we'll rem.
dsred. The Boys Glse Club. sisc.
shs~sd good training and considerable
work On their comic songs.
Miss Rogers deserves great credit for
IL sxeslIsat. work .dons By the Girls
Clss Cpb in tvo sesiss Of songs, which
showed splsadid tsaiaiag. Ths song Of
christnas. ~ Niss Ugiow. was appro-
Dsis0 - IL ssases asd won much sp-
plause.
= Mics Elisabeth Webb played Chopin's
lovely nocturns In E. Flat with much
thoaght and sxprsssion. Miss NslIs
Aillss's piano selection. ''Undsr the
Leaves. was . beautiful study in grace
ful fyehmic playing and showed fins
tschhie. acquired under the instruetioe
Of Mr. Brilliant. 81. liz
However. the crowning episode Of ths
svsning was the plsylst, "A Christmss
ctime. ''by Lloyd Steele, Agnes Walk
Or. NsvA Newell, and John Warnsr. II
Fik6s rieh. md ths pssfeetisa snd hasuf-
alnsas'o at ~ playssa @spaehsd BY Miss
Firebaugh. combined with the Wit and
sarcasm Of the little comedy. greatly
pleased the big audience.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22
NOTICE. 10 STOCKHOLDERS

sNotjee = hersby Givsn that The an
saAl meeting of Tie stsekhoSders Of ths
girst NaAional Bank Of Cuaaissa, Colo
sndos vill - ~ et IL beakinG bopes
= Tuesday. Jasusry :. 1917. bstwssn
IL heun of fsSar and IL o'e1oek b. =.
1be - potpoee oe ejeetfnG dieoetses o
eefye 61fing - 61efil yooe. and
~ ~ 1Ron0Ge11oe u ~ ethoe boG1.
= "a. - = .sss.s J. - !; Z -
lensss - - - - ~ q
I 11esa1 ~ - - olys kE1G 11&
60 Is &lltasE sss4
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Next Sunday, owing to my absence
from town. there will be no service in
the church. The usual session of the
Sunday School will take place At HOO
o'clock.
Tuesday evening, Dec. 26, at TOO
o'clock. there will be given the Christ-
mas entertainment for the Sunday
School. It 10 expected that Rev. Mag.
non will be present the evening after
Christina ct TOO o'clock here in the
church.
The first Sunday in Jsnuary-the 7th,
Mr.. Magnon will bold the usual three
Services at 8, II, and ZOO.
Rev. Sherman Coolidge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22
Nstiee E SssekAsllsss' lIsseise

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the annual meeting Of tie 0toekholders
Of The Gunnison Building. Loan end
Savings Association will BE held at the
ofles Of the Company ct The Gunnison
Bank 4 Trust Company, Ia Gunnison,
Gunnison County, Colombo, on We'd
nesday. the 10th day Of January. 1917.
at Z o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of
aleefing tWo trustses to serve for the
snsning thrse yssrs and for the trans
aetjon Of snch other business - may
pguperly cosne before sid meeting.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that there viii - submtttsd y sid
st9exholden' meeting . proposed
anisndment - ~ articles of taeofpor-
atjn of said Association, soid omead-
ment boinG = Uoedi and 6guroo g fol-
1ouD: .sR0D0LYEO, that 8ee&3on of
Ai33e1e 9, q ~ a1tjc3es of laooepoea-
- - nlta Coepeeafiea - 100000 -
sot6 - l6u6uc Choitnl seDok e
~ - & s.s ~ q
|.'',' : - - =; s -: !; J,
N y. Hexse. 1sesseas5.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22
Ptspaa f. llsthslisi ssslay seAsa
SsslAy Evssias. De-. u 4 ~

= V wv = 80
-CANTATA- .
'sThs Story Of the Star.
1. Overture Introduction
2 Chorus. WELCOME. Welcome, Wei
eomev- -.Senooa
3. Scripture Reading = ---.--.---
-Pansy Sousnson
1. Chorus, ''Shine Out, o Star Of
.Bsautyi''- = 80. --. By Scouts
s. Unvsiling the Star - 90
Helen Stone and Sue Saunders
6. Chorus, "Hail Thou Heraldl"
Miss Haines' Class
Z. Prayer Pastor
8. Recitation. Zone Holy Night"
---G Gertrude Eastman
Elizabeth Webb
Solo and Quartette. Pearl Webb
9. Beautiful Star" Carl Walker
Orville French
10. Asia represented in dialogue.
Ruth Cowan and Sue Saunders.
Kenneth Newell and Robert John
son. Song-"Brothers and Sis
ters in Brown"
IL. Duett. Mary Lake. Irma Dice
ls. Africa Recit.. Norma Andrews
II. Burch Keelor
l5. Europe represented by Recita-
tations-Germany, Lester Linn;
Norway and Sweden. Duett.
Velma Large and Marion Rutland;
Austria, Mildred Duiel; England.
Exercise and Song by Primary
department. tS1il
Poland Recitation Bryce Newell
16. Chorus, peace to the Earth
Mary Saunders Glass
II. Islands Of the Sea, four girls,
Fern Linn, Ernestine Eastman.
Ouidabelle Lashbrook, Issbel
Dice Also No. Is. Song '..Ovel
the Sea"
TO- Recitation Mary Saunderl
20. America Represented BY six
girls In REGULATIONS and Marching
Msude Saunders Glass
II. Chorus us------------------- Schoo
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday Dec. "A.
; This b the Christmas Sunday. Sun
day morning sermon to children. The
choir will render their Christmas an
them 1t this time.
Sunday evening the Sunday School
will have bfibf exercises, including .
Christmas play, The Coming Of the
Christ. This will be followed BY the
annual child Christmas tres festival.
A silver Offering for missions will be
;taken st both services.
All arp invited
z. H. Robinson, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22

Friday isst dssdsw wsrs st5nsd tEans-
fsring ,ths' I'D Bob Marshall plaes up
tie 0uhnison - Forrest Duaesn. This
50 acres has bssnownsd by Theo. Davis.
bat Ar. Duncan has been operating It
the last year in connection with his
former holdings >of 200 acres in the
original Miller ranch adjoining.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22
Nseiee b SaseI.Islis.s

Notics is hereby given that ths Toni
chi Tslsphons Company Of Doyleville,
Colorado. will hold it annual meeting
q IT. ol1cs co The Slate ranch. at Doyle-
WV. Colorado, Thunsdsy, January lth;
So. y 81 foe f. osss: .ie ~ 3
any cther basiness property brought ~
60-st n. J. slass. ssey. )
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22

VIM. Tanney came in from the An
thrscite Thursdsy last bringing his
neighbor Ed Norris, who vas very low
with appendicitis. DR.. Hanson
accompanied. The sick msn over 70 the
Salida hospital, and later reports are
that he was improving.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22
lls6ee

There will be held 1t the Court Hou.e
"a Saturday. Dee. 80. 1916. at 1:30. the
annual mid-winter meeting Of the Gun
day and other important business. A
large attendance ID earnestly looked for.
r. w. Comstock
60-3t Roy 8. Lobdsll.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22

Robert o. Barrett, county clerk elect,
has named n. J. Schmits - deputy,
and Melvin Herrick - clerk In the Of
fics Of the county clerk and recorder.
Mr.. Hsrriek has resigned his position
with the d. & r. G. in order to take up
his new work January 2, 1917. He is .
very competent clerk apd stsnograpbsr.
Mr. Sehmitz has. had long experience b
this otlics and 10 thoroly familiar With
every phase Of the work. The thres
ought 70 make winning team.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22
- calsalass FSse,

I havs = sxtts larea supply IL 1s1g
- ~ - aese ~ llp4s1a
= ~ ~ $ 8. .',e - !;
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22

Dean Samuel Quigley was last Sunday
elected superintendent of the n. E.
Sunday School. Ars. Charles Burnett
was made secretary for the year, Miss
Helen Blackstock, treasurer. The re-
firing president, Senator George Heth-
srington. who has 20 faithfully served
for sixteen years. was presented with .
lawyers pocket document file - token
Of appreciation for his service.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22
METHODIST CHURCH

II .. m.-"Where is He That Was
Born King Of the Jews?',
7:30 p. m.-The Cantata, The Story
Of the Star" will be given by the Sum
day School.
J. s. Ferris, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22
OUR LuMBER-well seasssed. al
uD1er shed. 4UA43
THE MAUER LUMBER co.
d Ter Christnas Sheppiae Early

On and after December 18th, owing
70 The Holiday rush Of mail, the post
ONCE windows will be closed from three
o'clock in the afternoon until after the
evening mail 10 distributed. Please do
your Christmas shopping early.
H. r. AKIN,
Postmaster.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22
DALED HAY N BAlED ALFALFA
Van voorhis Z Blsckstoek
OATS WHEAT. BRAN ~ IItSEED
Van voorhis 4 Blackstock

STRAYED-Anyons who takes upl
brand cattle, left side, left cad
/ cropped end. split, plsase notify C. L..
Wilbur, phone l07J. tl-62
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-22

Mr. and Nm. A. R. yMeKinsoa -and
ehildrsn. who have bsen spendinga few
weeks 10 Denver. arrived In Cunnison
yesterday to remain over Christmaa
with their relatives. NJ. asd Mr.. Ray
Madison. before returning TO their homo
In Lake City.