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With their 10 70 victory over the
seniors wednesday evening, the Far
so high school freshmen basketball
team has clean record in the series
OF interclaas games being played In
the AgasBiZ gymnasium. The young
sters have won three, and lost no
games.
In the other end OF the double
header Wednesday evening. the Jun.-
Tors defaeted the sophcmores. 8 to 4,
hold second place in the standings.
The imferrlaes games win continue
until the Christmas vacation.
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10 PLAY ALUMNI.

East Grand Forks Mimi Nov. 2s--
East Grand Forks high and the alum
III will meet III their second game Of
the season Friday evening The hiHh
defeated the alumni early IL the sea-
son and expects To even put over a
worse whipping in the return game
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Notice and Citation, Hearing of Final
Account and Distribution OF Estate.


Account and Distribution of Estate.
State Of North Dakota, County of
Cass. In County Court, before Hon.
A. g. Hanson, Judge. .,,
In the matter of the Estate Of Will
liam Harrison White, Deceased.
Thomas K. Dunn and William j.
Clapp, Administrators with VIII An
nexed, Petitioners, VS.. Almond A.
White, Jennie NJ. Barber, Josephine
Stiles, DR.. Charles w. Stiles, Lyman
+; White, Grace White. George A. A.
Williams, Amanda Z. Williams, Mar
ion l.. Campbell formerly Marion l.
Barber); the City of Fargo, munich
pal corporation; the First Methodist
Episcopal Church of Fargo, North
of the Methodist Episcopal Church ;
the Board of Home Missions Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church; the
Board of Foreign Missions Of the
Board of Church Extension of the
Methodist Episcopal Church; and the
heirs at law and devisees and legatees
under the Will OF Anna Margaret
White, deceased, Respondents.-Notic
and Citation, Hearing of Final Ac-
The state of North Dakota to the
above named Respondents, and all
persons interested in the Estate OF
William Harrison White, deceased;
lou are HefEby AONAhSA AA@@ NAS
final account OF the Administrators
with viii Annexed OF William Harri-
son White, late of the City of Fargo
i'm the County OF Cass and state OF
North Dakota, deceased, has been rem
dered to this Court, therein showing
that the estate of said deceased rs
ready for final settlement and distri-
button, and petitioning that their
account be allowed, the residue or
said estate be distributed TO the per-
sons thereunto entitled, their admin
istration closed and they be discharg-
ed; and that the investment made
and annuity paid be approved;
That Friday, the 2lst day'of Deem
Der. A. d. 1917, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, at the court
rooms OF this Court, In the Court
House, in the City of Fargo, County
Of Cass and State of North Dakota,
has been duly appointed by this Court
for the settlement thereof, at which
time and place any person interested
in said estate may appear and file his
exceptions, in writing, to said account
and petition and contest the same.
And you, the above named respond
eYlts, and each Of you, are hereby cit
ed and required then and there to be
and appear before this Court, and
show cause, If any you have, why
said account shall not be allowed, the
residue of said estate distributed, the
adnfnisfrsti ton of said estate closed,
and said administrators with will an
nexed discharged. Il
Dated the 21st day of November, A..
BY the Court:
fseaD A. @. HANSON,
Judge OF the County Court.
NOV. 22-29, Dec. 6-13-20, 1910
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Neus From World Of Sport
Many EIevens Will
Close Season With
Thanksgiving Games

Many football e1evens in the west
and east will close their seasons will
today's games. The following con-
tests are scheduled on western and
eastern gridirons:
Lincoln-Syracuse VS.. Nebraska.
Columbus--Kansas VS.. Missouri.
Omaha--Wyoming VS.. Creighton.
Des Moines-Ames VS.. Drake.
Sioux City-South Dakota VS.. Morn
ingide.
exington-Tennessee VS.. Kentucky
Louisville-Transylvania VS.. Louis
vile.
st. Louls-w Washington VS.. st. Louis
Danvilie-Georgetown VS.. Centre.
lahoma Aggies.
cleveland-Case VS.. Western Re
serve.
Decentralization Illinois normal
VS.. Illinois State normal
Normal--Illinois. Wesleyan VS.. Illi-
mos normal.
Wabash VS.. Marquette.
Topeka--Washburn VS.. Kansas Ag-
giles.
Baldwin-ottawa VS.. Baker.
Dmperia--Emporia normal VS.. En-
poria college.
Memphis-H Haskell Indians VS.. Mis-
sissippi Aggies.
Montgomery. Ala.-ohio Wesleyan
springfeid-ohio Northern VS.. wit
tenburg
Cincinnati-Miami VS.. Cincinnati.
Marietta--0hio university VS.. Mari
eta. 5L ,-r
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Texas.
Terre Haute--Missouri School of
Mines VS.. Rose Poly.
Columbus - Ohio state VS.. Camp
Sherman.
Chicago - Great Lakes VS.. Fort
Sheridan officers.
Camp Funston-Illinois VS.. Camp
Funston.
On Eastern GridirOns.
Philadelphia-Penn VS.. Cornell.
Pittsburgh-U. of Pittsburgh VS..
Penn State.
Rochester, N. W. of Rochester
VS.. Carlisle Indians.
Lewisburg, Pa.-Bucknell VS.. Sus-
quehanna.
Lancaster, Pa.-Frank & Marsh. VS..
Gettysburg.
BuftaloSHobart VS.. University of
Buffalo.
Worcester-HoIy Cross VS.. Univer-
sity of Vermont
Baltimore-Johns Hopkins vs.-Mary-
land State.
Allentown. Pa. - Muhlenberg VS..
Urinus.
Chester, Pa.-Penn. Mil. Col VS..
Albright.
h-southwestern VS.. Pitts
burgh normal
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LEGAL NOTICES


In the matter of the Estate of
Louise Whiteside Wilson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned, II. l. Wilson, resident
agent for Edward A. Wilson, admin
istrator of the estate OF Louise White
side Wilson, late of the City Of Fargo,
in the County of Cass and State of
North Dakota, deceased, to the cred
itors of and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary vouch-
ers, within six months after the first
publication of this notice, to said
agent at 81 Broadway, in the City of
Fargo, in said Cass County, North
Dakota.
Dated November 2s. A. D. 1917.
H. L. WILSON,
Resident Agent for Edward A. VIII
son, Administrator OF the Estate OF
Louise Whiteside Wilson, Deceased.
First publication on the 29th day OF
November, A. ID. 1917.
(Nov. 90 Dec. 6-l3-20, 1919
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CALLS FOR MEN.
Coach Gil, Of University, Posts Notice
for Men 60 Report Saturday.

Grand Forks, NJ ID. Nov 29.-Coach
Gill, of the state university. has post
the varsity basketball team to report
on Saturday. This is the last day al
lowed for general practice for the
SQUAD Interest still continues IN the
games scheduled between the class
Teams. especially between the fresh
men and the sophomores.
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pRnun - rHEM

Facts and Aum&r About Teeth
Miss pFiBm-pont You let your
dog bite me, little boy
Little Boyle won't bite naauf.
Miss Priam--Eut he's showing hia
teeth
Little Soy with rridsl --sete aln-
81 BE Is. ma'am. and IL you had e.
good teeth as be has you'd show ans
tea
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saIIOr-Boxer Lasts quick With Light
weight Champion.
~ AaaociatAd 30.

Denver. Nov. BENNY LEONARD,
lightweight champion, knocked out
Frank (Sailor) Kirke. in the first
round OF a scheduled ten-round bout
here Wednesday night.
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In Missouri Conference.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 29.--Thanks-
giving day viii bring meetings of
ancient foes in the Missouri Valley
conference, with zone exception, the
acknowledgements game at Lincoln.
The end of the day, as far as the con-
ference averages are concerned, will
bring little except rejoicing where the
boys" won or disgust and q fiat pock-
etbook when the gang" failed to
come through.
The valley championship reposes for
a year. at Lincoln, with the NebraB-
kan s Their selection OF the Kansas
and Missouri teams as the two elevens
to be met in their 1917 conference
games was opportune and their choice
OF Kansas exceedingly well taken.
The Jayhawkers had the strongest
team In the conference outside Of Ne
braska and four periods was enough
for the Cornhuskers to annex the IT,
tie after their gambol with Missouri
on the preceding Saturday
Missouri Valley conference football
this year has attracted more attention
than usual, probably due to the fact
that the sport was abandoned by sew
eral universities of the east and the
followers of the sport turned their
eyes to the west. BY comparison, Ne
braska ranks with the greater teams
of the nation, being probably one or
the fastest aggregations of football
performers west of the Mississippi
river.
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WEEK end WILL
SERVE UP new
GRID BATTLE
Military Football Will Be
Ushered In With To
tay's GAMES
THREE CONTESTS ON
THANKSGIVING BILL
Ohio State-Camp Sher-
man Mix At Columbus
Is Choice Offering j

Chicago, Nov. 29.-With the Big Ten
season ended, military football-a
brand of gridiron sport distinctly new
to middle west followers of the game
viii be served in appetizing COM
binations on Thanksgiving day and
Saturday. Seven games will be played
between inter-service, inter-camp and
western conference elevens on the
are to be donated to soldier funds,
more than 100000 is expected to be
raised.
Here is the Thanksgiving day pro-
gram:
Ten, VS.. Camp Sherman of Chillicothe,
o., at Columbus.
Great Lakes Naval Training station
VS.. Fort Sheridan officers at Stage
Held, Chicago. y
Illinois VS.. Camp Funston at Fort
This is the schedule for Saturday:
Washington & Jefferson VS.. Camp
Sherman at Toledo.
Purdue VS.. Camp Zachary Taylor
Camp Dodge VS.. Camp Funston at
Omaha. b..
Camp Grant VS.. Camp Custer at
Stage field, Chicago.
Popular FavOrites Play.
Popular favorltes OF years ago, who
made names for themselves playing
ups of the soldier and navy elevens,
also the games promise to carry in
spring military settings. Military
bands, society groups, generals ana
men in public life will contribute to
the scenes.
What Ohioans regard as the choic-
est football menu offered on Thanks
giving will be played at Columbus.
Neither the strong Camp Sherman
eleven nor Ohio state has been defeat
ed this season, and it looks like an
even money game, with the soldiers
stacking individual prowesS against
Ohio States machine work.
All reserved seats have been sold,
boxes alone being auctioned for more
than $1,000. Almost 10000 probably
Will witness the battle, Including
which will give exhibitions of prog
ress Of the national army training ns
part of the afternoon program. Pro-
ceeds amounting to probably $4,000
Or $40, 900 will be placed in trust to be
used as an emergency fund for the
Ohio selectives when they go 10
France.
OF many former college stars, most
of them officers in the national army.
Among them are Captain Edmunds.
old Michigan star; Martin, Yale CEN
ter; Monk, of Cornell; Goebel, Yale;
Garfield, of Williams; Scovil, Yale;
Eichenlaub, Notre Dame; Overbaugh,
Brown, and many others.
Chick" Harley, the wonderful Ohio
State backheld man and All-American
player, is the stellar performer of tAe
varsity team. The university eleven
probably will take the field just as it
did in games which won for 1t the Big
Ten championship.
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Sport Snapshots
(By Jack Keene.

Tennis fans, or rather mild en-
thusiasts, were somewhat surprised
to read some time since that Fred
Alexander, former national doubles
champion. was only able to defeat
Miss MolIa B1urstedt, the Norwegian
girl, SIS, ga. While credit must be
given Molla for her good showing,
the fact that II was a sex match
should not be forgotten. When a
gentleman tenniser plays d lady ii Is
never good form for him TO try hts
hardest III he did. society would
brand him aa anything but a gentle
man. A man seldom h mean enough
to defeat a lady whether IL Is fn
singles, doubles or mixed doubles.
He just allows the fair one 10
trounce herself by hitting wildly.
Give Fred hts dues He. acted only
aa a gentleman IN his match with
Miss Molla.
Before the minor league men adj
5ourned their satisfactory meeting
ct Louisville recently they voted TO
hold their next annual conciave at
Peoria, III. They selected Peoria In
spite of urgent requests 20 meet next
near a. Newark. Columbus, Indian
apolis, Buffalo and other Glass "A
cities IN other words the delegates
decided that Ii would be better to
cut one another's threats "a q real
minor league town. Rerhap6 ia 1918
they win pick out MuskeEon. Rocky
Mount QttumWa o. some other live
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The Fargo Forum Want AID Page
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED - ST. 500 at go interest
Write 81. care Forum
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LOsT-FoUND.


FoUND-Keys on ring, on 9Th Ave. 81
Owner can have same by calling at
Forum and paying for I'D.
sTRAYED-Eleven hogs. red sows.
black and white. 3 red shoata, from
my farm 1 mile north OF Dflworth.
Finder viii be rewarded. J. p. Finch,
Phone 10-F. call 21.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
s~a-se~ss-s--s@---s-a--=-=sss>
FOR sALE--stewart hard coal heater.
Phone 1021-W.
FOR sAIsE-Vacuum cleaner n GOOD
repair. cheap. Inquire az Garritk
Fheater
TE4E ONLY Faliahle furniture packer
gives eatimatee free has sears
experience salzberEers 81 srd ST. Is
ph8ne SSH
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OsTEOPATHs.

DIR. :. E. cAyANAGH osteopath.
Resident graduate Of the National
School OF Chicago. President Of
FARGO Samitarium. Phone No ESQ.
Address. 1929 srd Ave. S.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.
Auto bus. so II. p. new solid tires,
built like a street car: will carry
20 TO % passengers. would take
other car OF late model as part
payment: auto bus cost SIS 600.
used only months: will sell for
less than $500. What have you
got? Address Holt Realty Co,
Holt, MINI.
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A FEW second hand pool tables. in
excellent condition. for sale cheap.
Address l25. Forum.
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DESIRABLE Watkins terrltOFy for
sale; has been worked for the past
twenty-five years; no better 10 be
had; VIII give instruction If desired 10
purchaser. Inquire I07 18TH ST. s., or
phone 643-J.
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A. G. HANSON,
Judge of the County Court
CNov s-16-22~2es 1el1.l
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WANTED-In every town and city.
men anxious 10 organize paying
automobile accessory business: pro-
tected territory; close co-opeFa lion:
new plan; great demand; quick sales:
large pTofits: small capital: write now
for territory. Dept +. OroIo Manu-
featuring Co, Louisville, Ky.
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A FULLY equipped bakery al TuktIe.
N. D., for rent very reasonable;
good opportunity. Write First state
Bank for further information.
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TWO-CHAIR barber shop and build
ing for sale in good North Dakota
town; building has living rooms;
doing good business; price $500 for
building and shop. $500 cash, balance
monthly; first class place: sickness
reason for selling. ADDRESS $50, care
Forum.
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Phone 1851.
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We have the best country hotel, To-
Gated In the best small town In Mon
tana, for sale. All particulars fur
nished upon application to the Geral-
dine Hotel Co, Geraldine, Mont, r. o.
Box 207.
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BARBER SHOP FOR sALE-Two-
chair: building rents for $40 per
month, including Iivingrooms. no
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DIR. j. q. DILLON Special attention
to diseases Of infants and children.
deI4endrecie Blk.
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AUTo-MOTORCYcLEs.

SEWING by experienced dressmakeF.
Phone 2567-W.
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SEWING WANTED.
DREsSMAKING-By the day. Phone
2647-J.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-26
BRlD nef FGa mo- eRlIDE
h I THIS 'IER Is TILE

Ths troed saltnx Of shs Marshall
Pas 9uts snd t6s elsctrineation Of
castaiE portions of III road u eivsa out
by Grand Junction paper - tie two
big it@ns Of improvements to Be msds
By ~ Dsnver 4 Ris Grands railroad
during tie present yess. The dsclara.
ltion lsssss 70 b based upon n inter,
vie1 with y. Easlsy. assistant gener
d 1ansger Of the rosd or . visit to
thai ieity fe~ days "a. The news
papif story from which We eet the in
forhation reaas y follows:
That the RIo Grsnds railroad sx.
~ e make . number Of. Improve
nfnts q IL line o. IL Western Sleps
= the announcsnent made ~ r. J.
sley. aseistant esosral manager of
= roed. who vss ia IL city few
Aya go. Ths impreyemants inehsds
= rshellasting Of ~ Iunetioa iins -
weeq ~ Isity ssd NM Cestls, vhieh
VII ecet several thousesd dollaek
Ihis , go = ~ sualIsr items II
~ 0rna1s eHpsees = - ~ yser, = =
- eleetxi1 1ea1fa e e. leaak : nert q
eheseute - ~ 6ann1aFe 6nnInx. e
11nenAAn - 49, lho,dnnfs sOuif =
- a.eoDes4 ~: 10y - ~ y
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Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-26
ce..ty Tr..ssr.r's N..;es

To The Gunnison Iron Gap g. NJ. 4 n.
or title OF record Ia or TO the land herein.
Notirs e SsTsby. .ei,Ssn that on the ssh
Of Guanison snd Stste oi COLORADO, to.Wi2,
Iron Cap and Iron Band Lode Mining
Creek Mining District, was sold Tor the
ds,,ISSs9t . e.fsY E the year .Is ,s'S ..d
isss were taxed Tor. said year is.1 ~ the
name Of Gunnieon Iron Dap @. n. 4 n.
Co.. that the said ]. \. Miller. purchaser
Of said Tax Sale certifleates which were
J. j. Miller for above sale, hath made re-
guest upon the Treasurer Of said County
Tor notification. a provided by the Law
Ot 1915. In order that he may become en-
titled TO tax deed on said ceYtif1cAtes Tor
Thst the time Of redemption Of said real
the 9Th day oi April A. b. 1911 and ! tax
deed will issue therefor on the 2sth day Of
April A. D. 1911. unless redeemed there
s sSntsd this sth day Of yanuarY A 2, 1917.
Treasurer Of said dunnison County.
First publication Jan. u. 1911.
Last publication Jan. .. Dt7.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-26
HELEN \. WEBSTER MEMOIR
/ IlL FUND REACHES S11'

ssIn consulting with Mrs. Jos. Black
stock and Mr.. H. r. Lake Jr., the Gus
todisns Of the Helen Webster Memorial
Fund. we learn that $l29 has sofar bssn
received and transmitted to the State
Normal School Loan Fund. where Il h
already aiding several new students
WIN are obliged to borrow . little in
ordsr % remain.in school At alk
Il will be noted that from the list
Of lib alumni given In this paper. that
only one 10 deceased. Perhaps II u this
- we'll % the fact that Aiss Helen was
e;3embsr Of The first graduating Glass,
al11'A. widely known and much loved
graduate. which has already led several
Of H. other slnmni Of H. school, who
~ ont in ths world and making thsir
own living, to eontribats thru this
Memorial Fund 70 The .succsss Of tbs
sesool.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-26
FOREST AIlL MINERS
lRE BELIEVED PROTESTED

About fifty miners and tsamsters
were short % wages whsn tie Forest
Hill management suddenly notified ths
boys't that . vsy day was going 70 b.
skipped. They I'll walked ont and .
satsfaetosy lsin has bsen Deid on ths
property - that Il sssms to bs the
general opiuioa that ell dsbts viii Be
paid, Il b generally believed that ths
msnagsmsnt id cot intsnd to tsks nm
due sdvantsge. but esvs fair warning
. soon = \ was reesivsd from hsad-
qusrtsrl 4 thsfs b any STOCK jobbins
on ~ shsil soon know. bnt let's bold
our horsss till ths truth develops.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-26
.aEDEuM LODGE HAS enjoy
ABLE TINE 1T INSTALLATION

On Tussdsy evening st the new Odd
Felldos' hall, Vashti Rebeksh Lodge
No. -, l. o. o. F., Gunnison, Colorado,
met and installed its officers for the
year. Mrs. Mary Strunk, Noble Grand
presided. Mrs. Ruby Corum, the acting
district deputy being III could not BE-
present and appointed Martha c. Brown
- special deputy, who installed the
ofhcen into their respective positions.
assistsd BY Deputy Grand Marshal Fan.
ME B. Whip, Deputy Grand Warden
Gertrude Th0fnell, Deputy Grand See.
retary Grace Zugelder, and Deputy
Grand Chaplain Maud Large.
O6icers are - follows: Noble grand,
Ethel Lsshbrook; vice grand, Myra Col.
lina; treasurer, Laura Miller; secretary.
Clara Herrick; chaplain, Nettie French;
warden, Margaret Collins; conductor.
May Lehman; r s N. G., Gertrude
Osborne: L. s. N. g.. Effie Lashbrook;
r. 8. v. G.. Maud Large; L. s. v. G, ,
May AcCabe; A. 8 v. G., Jennie Null
len and Minnie McCabe; inner guide.
Annie Sammons: outer guide, Maggie
Ssmmons.
For, The good Of ths order z. NJ. Col
lins w1 asked for . speech tu'which be
responded with many helpful sugges-
tons. Mr.. Adams ably supported him.
The Rebekshs are very proud Of their
beautiful new quarters and are busy
making plans to furnish the kitchen md
any other helpful acts on their part will
Be- given to aid the Brother Odd Fellows
In making this the finest and most con-
venient lodge room on this Western or
any other slope. The community surely
appreciates this beautiful building with
its comnodious lodge room and banquet
hall with every modern Improvement
and convenience for the entertainment
OF the public, whether for lectures,
receptions, balls or parties. It is an
ornament to Gunnisou. Long may it
stsndl ssczi
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THls-AND FIVE CENTS

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip
enclose with &c. and mail It to Foley +
Co., Chicago, Ill.,, writing your name
and address clearly. You will rseeivs
In return . trial package Of Foley's
Honey Tar Compound, for coughs, colds,
and Group; Foley's Kidney Pills, for pain
In side. rheumatism. bsckache. kidney
and bladder ailments; and Foley's Cath
artic Tablets, . wholesome and thorough
y cIeansing .cathsrtic for constipation.
biliousness, headache, sluggish bowels.
Canaday's Drug Store, DR.. Walker
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-26

The winter school at Cebolla in Dis
trict No. Is closed Friday. Miss Della
OfRll was the teacher. Miss Waterman.
county superintendent. also informs ~
that the school board at JACKIE Cabin
has hired Miss Florence Lucero. who
will begin the term there the first Of
April.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-26

Rev. E. H. Robinson. who was hurry
ing to the bedside Of his aged father In
South Dakota. got stalled In the snow
banks near Aberdeen. and was unable
to procede for more than day. How
ever. be learned BY wirs that his father
was better, and himself wired Mrs.
Robinson at Gunnison the news.