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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-02
TALKS WITH WILSON
Cocktails Would Coordinate Navy De-
partment and Shipping Board.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, June 2-Maj. Gen.
Goethals, general manager of the
emergency fleet corporation, had a
short conference with President Will
son yesterday in an effort to bring
about closer co coordination between the
navy department and the shipping
board that will permit fullest utiliza-
ton of shipbuilding facilities both for
navy and merchant marine work.
There has been no actual friction be-
tween the department and the board,
but a better understanding OF the uses
to which construction facilities can be
put is sought to prevent any interior
ence with the great merchant building
program in the future.
Gen. Goethals did not discuss the
recent differences of opinion between
himself and Chairman Denman of the
board over the relative value of build
ing steel or wooden ships. He asked
for the appointment with the president
and spent a quarter of an hour at the
White House.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-02
NORMAL WHEAT CROP
Oklahoma Expected to Produce 25,000,.
600 60 10000, 900 Bushels.
(By Associated Press

Oklahoma City, Okla, June 2.-Okla-
homa this year will produce between
25, zoo, 900 and 100000 bushels of
wheat, virtually normal crop from a
production standpoint, according to the
monthly crop report issued yesterday
by the state board of agriculture.
Wheat on May 81 had a growing
condition Of SO per cent, a decrease in
condition of per cent compared with
last month and an increase of 4 per
cent compared with the condition a
year ago.
Most staple crops show substantial
increase in acreage.
Corn shows a condition of 7S per
cent, two per cent below that of last
year. An increase of five per cent in
acreage is shown over last years mark
making this years acreage 4,11S,000
acres. .'
Condition of other standard crops
are: Oats, II per cent. alfalfa, TS per
cent.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-02
UNANIMOUS RESPONSE.

If the Liberty loan is subscribed or
greatly over-subscribed as the govern
ment hopes it will be. the newspapers
Of America can feel they have had big
share in it.
From the most humble country week
" with few score of readers, to the
biggest metropolitan journals. the news
papers of America have given their
space freely to advertising the loan.
Display space that would cost millions,
and editorial and news mention that
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-02
EXCUSES ONE JUROR.

Judge Refuses to Discharge Entire
Panel in Mooney Case.
(By Associated Press.)
San Francisco, Cal, June 2.-Su-
perior Judge Emmett Seawell refused
late yesterday to discharge summarily
twelve jurors sworn to try Mrs. Rena
Mooney for the bomb murders of last
July. Dismissal Of the entire panel had
been demanded by Assistant District
Attorney Louis Ferrari, following his
charge that Daniel Kelly, one Of the
jurors, had been drawn irregularly.
The court excused Kelly on the
grounds Of Illness and restored to the
defense and prosecution their original
challenges Of twenty and ten, respec-
lively. Ferrari, Immediately challenged
Thomas Camp, saloonkeeper, ana
Paul Poster, journeyman baker, ana
only labor union men on the panel
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-02

speak having been accepted this week
The invocation will be given at the
Rev. c. T. Ensign of Hope. at 2 o'clock
that afternoon. Music will be furnish
ed by the Blabon 20-piece band. A
baseball game will be played between
A bowery dance in the evening will
close the days program.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-02
SENTIM ENTAIL
FURNITURE

SENTIMENTAL Mere man who
FURNITURE keeps his taste in
house decoration.
like his religion. in his wife's name;
who has a theory that dining rooms
should be red; that red leather chairs
are the epitome of comfort and ele-
gance; and who knows nothing of coli
or schemes and scorns them; and who
can't see the reason for disdaining
mounted game as a decorative feature,
will find much comfort in an article on
Sentimental Furniture I'm The New
Republic.
Just little excerpt from 1t:
"Oh yes, I'm a happy woman. John
isn't obstinate, you know. could clear
this all away, and make a Japanese
den of it, with parasols upside down
beneath the electric lights, and John
wouldn't scold. But he would be sad, and
as time went on, he would be sadder.
And can't bear to hurt him. Besidesp--
Marie shivered-e sometimes think I'm
almost getting TO like things his way.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-02

Use F1avo Flour-the kind that costs
less and goes farther. Phone 3d.
AdVt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-02

Everybody is pleased with Flavo
-four. The delicious white kind.
Phone ss.-Advt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-02

Judge B. F. Spalding of Fargo, will
be the speaker of the day at the
Patriotic day exercises to be held at
Luverne on June 5, the invitation to
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-02
sPALDING TO SPEAK

Fargo Man to Deliver Patriotic Ad-
dress at LuVerne on June 5.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18
Nssies Il Aajss.nsss Day

NOTICE = hereby eiyep that .ss On Monday.
H Hersei@sn, 81 & q Tie H Administrstcr & Sii WIZ Vii
AAnnssed oiths fst@.ss @ q IS PhsstSr Adslbsrt
y: WIliiaps, dece.ssd: nd deQrss + HIE
e J2isph sIPkoff.ta I dsSs:::sd; yiil
o'clock Il the igyenoo9 q Said day Ipr tks
e which time ail Persoue hayine claiRS
snd dem.nd5 scsainss eny e satd e
sent the same 70 the Court All per6ons
indebted 70 apy .oi said Estates are -
tf1 sS clidoTd g: ssoss. Jadss ss1
6s:s;ss So 4 s.. aIslSsaaa 81 IS "a 4 4: 81
ssnAn GysaKsos22 yssaKes ss2 B fEs.Ins .sIrDSA|.A SA|...A.
Rlrst pablioafton, Nay 4 M
hest p99liea1len. Jane 4 NJ
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18
Nsties 4 Hsariag Of Psiisisa b Sen q
Mortgage Real Estate
County Count 81 GannisoS. GnioO sss. County M 'es Court.
II AEHf sEFAaESFa 81 Essss Ess'si T F.sslss #iss
fbSs..as bssss.!s. sokAosf. z :ss.. ssi' As:i ".

The People Of the State of Colorado:
To the unknown heirs OF Joseph So
! IsTsSns 10 interest in said estate.
You are hereby notined that ON this
L Miller, Adminl:trator OF said estate,
presented to and nled In this court his
petition for. the sale of certain real es-
tate belonging to said estate and situ-
ate in the County OF 0unniBon and
state Of Colorado. described % fol-
dssrssl swS n &. South south
Half Of the Northwest Quarter (SN
NWk), and the Southwest quarter of
the Northeast quarter (SWK NEkl Of
Section TwentY-seven (35. Township
fS.stsen fsg cen Qs South Rsnfs Eighty AYE E
ion; together with an undivided one-
fourth (k) OF the East River. Ditch
and the water decreed thereto, In Wa
orado.
and answer or ctherwlse plead to said
So doy q q june, I 5. e ISL. RslEss ths das as
set for the hearing thereof. or ON or
before the day TO which such hearing
may be adjourned. or said Petition will
be taken FOR confessed.
Given under my hand and the seal
~ of Gunnison, and State Of Colorado,
'nss tsEXn, aSin 'Ay cL1FFSRb e FeS 4 sSr5 sToNE
Judge and Acting Clerk
Of the County Court OF Gunnison Coun-
E..; ssslsssss Nay Nay H. H. 1871 1:l1
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18
Sunmens-Divseee
STATE OF COLORADO, In the
COUNTY OF oUNNIsoN. ss. County Court.
Edith A. Trusty,..
Plaintiff.
vB. SUMMONS
George w. Truaty.
Defendant
,nmsas Divorce

The People OF the State, of Colorado.
sboys s9 george nsm.S w. GRTiN TsSfsT the defendant
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in the County
Court Of Gunnison County. State Of CO.
Within sSssy dss. ss sSf%p-ns sfs2 sSs
service hereof. II served within the
State of Colorsdo: or. II served out OF
the State Of Colorado. or by publica-
@ 81 Ssyi the ssy sa' :s,ys:
or said action may be regularly set for
trial the same a. though such appear
ance had been made and issue had
The said action IL brought by plain
tin to obtain 4 decree Of divorce, dis
solving the bonds of matrimony now
n On the h.t seS p
wilfully deserted the plaintiff without
year Immediately preceeding the Be. be-.
sns e sood snS Soas sSs fss
has failed to make reesonAble provis-
ion for. the support Of his family for
sss sssSS rn,nr 1s one - Xsssr nSss prior sH
more fully appear from complaint In
said action to which references q here
made and copy Of which Il hereto at
Ana you are hereby notified that II
you fan to appear. and to answer the
said complaint AZ above REQUIRED. the
said plaintiff will apply to the Court
Given under my hand and the seal
County. this this ssth day q April a. -is 5.
tsEAL, CLIFFORD H. STONE. 4
In, McDoUqXi: E;sq.
First publication, May IL, 1917.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18
Nstice sf Final Settlensst asd Desss-
ninaiiea Of Heir,hin

s sosss . as.afSy asSy 81 sysa hi Z? sSadHss Hs
Estate 9! Msfie 1ntoiestts koaecs. ds.
s. ths Estate q Mary q; (: KicSsrason
Gunnison. In the County Of GunnisoMn. ~
Colorado. at ten o'clock In the forenoon
q said day and present their accounts for
hnal settlement and pray the approval Of
the, same and ask. to be discharged, .ss
which time and place any person in In.
terest may appear and present objections.
WITNESS: Clifford II. Stone. Judss
and Acting Clerk q the County Court
In the State Of Colorado. and the seal 81
said Court this ist day Of Nay. A d..
tSEAL) CLIFFORD Il. STONE.
Judge and Acting Clerk.
First pub. May 4. 1917; Last pub. June 1. ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18
Nsties 4 Hearing # Pstitisa is Ssn
Real Estate
os..., Co.,. = :. Count, !. ,.s o..

7,.. fZFls.@s!: Il sSiISi 8; s..I f!is: Z:
s5tyERf s55HEn p1 cS coH1BApS ogHt31NBSAfsp6s
T4f People Of the State Of Colorado:
sssi So m;sS st;al' xHutssr HIss st.niss j. iss.nAlsy A
ss ssss pss assssk %!m Lss AHsSa. ten:s 5:S:
for Thomas Edward Stanley. and Elk
:ni e f. fstsR' .ssrs & sRa
ess 81 :.iS sossts oREETfna =
NsS 1SS dsy rs 4 assney nsy aoH g. M ri Ths on ca .
nison Bank and Trust Company. the
Administrator of said estate. presented
ois ass oe e sslsa rss - .stse bon
the County Of 0unnison and State OF
Is. ns. Hsis q q fGIs~ shs sSw
sSatSssss seS sa.rsss es es Section % TRrs9 81 "
nssr. ss.s rS.e'aD s.D.t Eo1tyPns f. tossss aSs
SD ditch xassr :sd
to to, ississte ssid land S and fSr f dgws;tic %
kcwssf Ditch somstimss called the
Wicks Ditch. and the McDonald-B Berdel
Extension Ditch, and all water. ditch
~. - 49, ts8ns~.. sssAssCSsCSA WAen 0sAu
decreed 70 said bitches and used for
the Irrigation OF said lands. Also the
Southeast quarter Of tho Southwest
quarter Of Section Thirty-three In
Township Forty-Nine North, Range
Two East, OF the N. n. p. N !: and Lot
numbered Three and the Southeast
quarter Of the North west quarter Of
Section Four in Township -. North
OF Bdn9e East, N. n p. n excepting
a parcel Of land decided to s. p. Colvin
and r. r. Pell. described in deed rec:
orde4 In Book 1e4 At page ~. said
County: also excepting Lots Three. Six.
Seve4 0A1 Eight. of Block Number One
and Lot Number One. Block Number
Two u what Il known as Hight0wer
CITY also the Moran Ditch.
y0o aro further notified to appear
and aneWer or otherwise plead to said
Pet51lQn In writing on or before the
Eig1th day Of June, A. D. 1917. the
or eetore he day to which such hear
Ing. Moy - ad1ourned, or said Petition
VIII ~ token for confessed. n
01y4U 0n1er my hand and the seal
OF e4l4 Court IT Gunnison. In the Coun-
this Asy q Aax, 4. 2; 1911
os - cs1nty cosst c 81 ddsnison ccSs-
;':s.sss' s''::s;.ss Il, Il, Il: Il: s:as III:
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18
II. ~. F.a D.-.

An. Hunsueksr, Bogus Chitto. lGiss.,
felt % grateful ct bsing freed from pain
end distress that be Wrots The following
Detter: II was suffering from rheuma-
tism, kidney and bladder troubles, also
dizziness; would almost fall down ct
times. ! started taking Foley's Kidney
Pills, and two boxes gave me entire re-
lief." Disordered kidneys give warning
b. pains in the back and side, rheuma-
tjc pains. sore muscles, swollen joints,
pufnness under eyes. tired and languid
feeling. Walkers Drug Store Dr.. Walk
q, Prop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18
CT Thi 0st-lt Is wsrth ks..y

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip
enclose with &c. and mail II to Foley 1
Co., Chicago. H.. writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
u return . trial package Of Folsy's
Honey Tar Compound, for coughs, colds.
and Group; Foley's Kidney Pills, for pain
b side. rheumatism, bsckaehe, kidney
and bladder ailments; and Foley's Cath
ertic Tablets. Wholesome and thorough.
u cleansing cathartic for constipation,
biliousness, headache, sluggish bowels.
Walkers Drug Store, Dr.. Walker
Prop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18
SHEEP SELL FOR
OVER t1e.eo A HEAD
(From Satury3nyss Daily Sentinel. of

(From Saturdays Daily Sentinel, of
Grand Junction)
The record price for sheep has
again been raised by E. e. Shinn, a
wealthy Grand junction and Mont
rose banker. Concerning his sale,
the Grand Valley Times says:
Sheep and wool have steadily ad-
vanced in value during the past few
months, sheep selling 1t around $12
and SIS head and wool at from IS
to So cents . pound.
II has remained, however, for E. E.
Shinn Of Mohtrose and Grand juno
tion to realize . price from his herds
that Il believed to be the highest ever
received In the intermountain coun-
try. Mr.. Shinn, who has heretofore
ranged his stock in Grand county dur
ing the winter months, last week sold
all Of his sheep, after he had sheared
them and sold his wool, for SIC per
head. The wool had already netted
him $l.10-a head, bringing the total
price to 5000.
The buyers were NIX. Parsons 4
Company, who win ship the sheep,
numbering 1900 head, to Montana
ranees.
The purchase price for tie sheep
alone amounted to $2l0.o0, while Mr.
Shinn resolved IN the neighberhood Of
$6oO00 for his wool. A consideration
of $500, 900 for15, 900 head of slsep is
Declared - Be uncqualled " any
sheep deal ever conslmmatsd inthe
west IS.
~. ahinn, who = well known IN
~ eepnty, has gone Ut II III Ghssp
baalnsss se1irsly, Aaying dilpess1 q
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18

NESS2HplHs q ehHi stsfks q H HC4lSEffS r.
EEIS Nellie dIBBs. EGdENE Z.
fh1xn5 1TSsYEssssf fHE d62HE 6R2XSlfs fsYg2 aS
SHET SHsHTs2.3 93ssANg 3EsSsBAENsggcikp IA 4. SBkkas .s9a 9
sSti tRs syEsTNENS fEssfsii II sRSh
defendants above named. GREETING:
sssS r sss ~ n sps; 3
Gunnison County. State Of Colorado. and
answer the complaint therein within
served within this county; pr. saved
r. ,9 thirty Gays sftsr me :sryics hsTscf. q,
Sy default WI Viii ips 6ss e saken ss:inss 81 Sou ss
cordin9 to the prayer Of the compiaipA.
.oton Ct one IS :s1s.d vss as
made out oI this st.ss. s then Ten dsss sd
for appearance and snswer viii 30 sllewsd
~ Aforesaid.
Ies a .sase: .Gssa !: sSs e esss AZ
sIid Ri:inti4 nn4 ss T. be re CwnsE 4 ss p
pss anS g sysas sss pst shefsso
q sttys: 10 M RlCck sixty Ave 81: II ths fexn
qf the First Addition Of said town On 1Io
In tho roQordor's once Qf eaid Ce0nty:
81 icrt6 the Nature d the esssfs o. liter
est which you claim 70 said. properly: and
declaring that you. the said defendants,
have NO Interest or estste whatever In or
to sald real estate and town lots or any
part thereof, and that the said ,deiend-
ants or apyone claiming by Or. through
them BE- forever barred and enioined from
thereafter asserting any claim. title. es-
tate. pr interest In or to said real estate or
prsmfees, or any part Thereof, advefse 70
ssd III s9Sn sSs oths5 srAs e9S S
lAu or equity. ~ to the Court may seem
lust and proper. ~ will more fully appear
from the complaint In said ection 70
which reference 10 here made, and COPY
Of which II hereunto attached.
And you are hereby notified that II yQp
fetl to appear. and to anewer the 6ald
complaint ~ above required, the said
tered heretn and then proceed 70 ludG
mont a9etnst you ~ prayed for In SAID
Given under my hand and the seal os
said Court, ct .Qlnnison. In said County
this nth day Of March A. d. 1911.
fSEALl CLIFFORD n. STONE.
Judge and Acting Clerk.
First Publication. April a. 1917.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18
A Human Broneho
Delta Independent:

Up along the Lake Fork a few
years ago was stubby Swede known
locally as the human broncho. None
Of the boys could ride him without
pulling leather" Independent edi-
tor used to sit for an hour Of evenings
in front Of Charley Carr's and watch
program that was as interesting as
any wild west show, most Of the
amusement being furnished by the
bucking Swede. though there was
roping and riding of steers and reg
ular bronchos. One evening, after
the boys had been pitched of in diff
ferent directions by the Sweede, who
accomodatingiy pranced around on
all fours for their benefit, they got
out . forty pound saddle and cinched
it on him, but the result, while lit
tie more laborous, was the same.
With back bowed and all four feet
of the ground At once, the remarkable
Swede would finally land each rider in
q direction where they would 60 roll
ing down toward the corral.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18
Whitewater Folk Are Mad Because
Railroad Cleses Statisa

Whitewater, Colo, = little town b.
tween this city and Grand Junction, u
mad thru and thru because The Rio
Grande issued an order April 81, 1cles-
ing the station and ordering It to be =
nag station only. The people now
have to 60 IL miles to Grand Ju16EtieA
to get their freight E
The people have filed = sutt aeainek
TIE Rie Grande ueilitise e6lni h,
70 compel - rsilreaA y ~
WhiteWaker st2tiea epens ri - itls
ard fGnnisA e. - = ~ ~
uhisA they ~ sntitls4 S.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18
Ranch and Rance s: !: :: !: -; ! :: :: : !: !: J:
paEsfave Eccs WIEN
tllEY ARe LOWEST n PaIcE

Here b . recipe for ths preserve
taoa e sgBs that certainly ought 70
= eependahle. II i from u ~OffIcs
= Aazksts and Rural 0rganisation, =
United States Department II Asrieul.
tire. and State Agrieultural college of
celorade, co-operating.
For Tie farmer Who produces eRgs
e vii have two beneficial efPects:
Having been sent broadcast thruout
tAe country, it viii cause eggs to Be
porchased for preserving At times
when they would be cheap, thus in
ereasing the sales and tending to keer
IL prices up. II win also enable The
farmers wife to preserve her own
eggs for use when the hens have
stopped laying.
Cut out this recipe.
The time il fast approaching when
eggs will be selling cheaper than in
any other period Of the year. House
wives Of Colorado may take advantage
Of these prices by buying supply Of
fresh eggs and preserving them for
use when prices have again gone sky.
ward. Better still for those who own
their hens as the surplus produced at
this season may be preserved for use
when the hens have stopped laying.
Select only clean, sound eggs, In.
fertile ones preferred. The eggs
should not be washed and should be
absolutely free from cracks, as one
broken egg will spoil the whole lot.
Six gallon earthenware crooks may be
used for containers and will hold eigh.
teen dozen eggs and twenty-five pints
of preservative. The crooks should be
scalded and cooled before use. There
is danger Of breakage and consequent
spelling In using too large containers.
Smaller ones than the six gallon
crooks may be used if preferred.
The preserving fluid, "water glass" /"
(sodium silicate), may be obtained
from druggists, and is diluted in the
proportion Of one part water glass to
nine parts of boiled, cooled water. The
crooks are half filled with the fluid
and the eggs carefully added until the
container il filled. The crooks should
then be placed in the coolest place
available where II will not have to be
moved, and inspected from time to
time to zee that the eggs are well COW
erred. The water that evaporatel
should be replaced, 20 that there a.
ways u two inches Of huid above the
eggk
REhsn 1smoved. .she eggs should b
rinsed IN clean, cold water and use(
Immediately. They may be used fol
soft boiling up to November. A small
hole should be pricked in the large end
when being boiled, to keep them from
breaking. Up TO December the egg
may be used for frying and after that
until March used in general cookery,
Limewater, which il cheaper than
water glass, may also be used for pre-
serving eggs. Slake two or three
pounds Of lime in five gallons Of boiled
cooled water and use the clear liquid
after settling. The procedure is then
the same as in the water glass meth
Cd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18
Nontrose Bids First for Big ath Of
July Celebration

Montrose folks are planning a big
celebration on July fourth, and q
special excursion is to be run from
Grand Junction to Montrose. Olathe
has spoken for the ball game, but
Grand Junction may want one, also,
20 chances are fair for . double
header.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18

A. e. Headlee Il the new appcintee
on tie state Stock Inspection Board in
place of A. H. Webster. The new
board would have made the appoint
ment Of Lon Burns Of Alamosa -
stock inspector for this district but
have not received the resignation Of
the present incumbent, w. 8. Woods,
and rumor has Il that the resignation
will not Be Forthcoming. Monte Vista
Journal
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18

The large tin can factories in the
east are holding up the orders for
cans in which to place products that
can be held in a dry state, such as
beans. corn, etc. The high price Of
tin will not allow of the unusual de-
mand for the cans.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18

Too bad we can't raise pinto beans
in this country. The lower valleys
are planting them strong this year and
the crop is very paying one. With
our frost conditions about rs far ~
we can 60 is . good variety Of string
beans planted not later than June 1st.
Indeed, June 10th is as good un-
less you want to cover them during
the frosty nights that occur about the
goth Of June. However. . very few
plants win furnish all the string
beans one family can use.
The commissioner Of Delta county
have yielded to the petition Of NUM-
erous farmers and appointed , county
agricultural agent. They will ret :
we'll qualified expert, for the plaea
About one-third Of the counties d
Colorado now have such : man whose
duty it il to be consulting expert up
ON any agricultural topic. He makes
frequent trips among the farms and
ranches, stirs up interest in better
stock, better seeds, and other ranch
matters and perhaps conducts public
meetings to arouse interest.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18

Zed Scott paid Gunnison . business
trip Monday. He is now running the
ranch at Crookston and has fine pros
poets for making . success in the
business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18

II was . Colorado editor who pre-
dicted that spuds would be worth
= Ford . bushel in the next twelve
months unless the war closed down
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18

The carload of Burbank potatoes
purchased for seed by the Grand VAL
ley National bank to be sold to the
growers has been unloaded and they
are now being delivered. The cost
was something like $4.25 per 100 and
the growers will take them and re-
turn two bushels for one next fall.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18

Louis Sarrasin returned Sunday
from . survey trip Of the lower val
leys. He is thinking Of buying him I
home where fruit trees grow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18

Butter wraps nor sa,e q Nevss;nap
sion once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18

Montrose Press-Mrs. L. N. Brun-
ton Of Gunnison stopped here Monday.
Mrs. Brunton has come into owner
ship Of Haskill park, lying just .
crossthe river west Of the city, thru
the foreclosure mortgage held upon
the eleven acres, and she is putting it
ON the market for sale.
This is certainly . most valuable
property and it should never be al
ed to pass into private hands 1t
ought to be owned by the city Of
Montrose for public park purposes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18

Grand Junction citisens are having
. weird time with tie Weary WiIlies
~No work. no eat" b tie motto e
apply. The slaeker must 60.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-18
eRICU[TURL .TEns

Tie balance Il tie hay ersp srsund
Delta and Aontrose b heing carefully
doled out 1t - and Is per toa 81
any sort Of alfalfa