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with his four. in one and three quarter
hours.
A club dance was organized here New
Years night. Dances to be held every
first and third Saturday of each month
in the Woodman hall.
Ray Mcdonald has gone to Forest
Hill to work the remainder of the win.
ter.
Frank Mcdonald is paying Ohio a
visit this week.
Cliff Stewart is sojourning in Ohio
for awhile.
F. o. Ensign has staff of men busy
in the props" up Dutch GuIch.
George Smith and family are visiting
in Pitkin. and George is hauling ore
from the B. F. Woodruff property near
Quartz.
w. |. Rowser has gone to work with
j. O'Neil on the volunteer.
Ralph Conklin, who has been in
Nebraska the past six months returned
to spend Xmas holidays with home folks
and is now engaged in driving the stage
for Isl"
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-05
Upper Gunnison
News Champion Correspondence

News Champion Correspondence
Tuesday, Jan. 2
Miss Olive and Charles Neiderhut are
in Denver spending the holidays with
their uncle, Henry Neiderhut
Walker Bros. have just finished bal
ing hay for Jos. Smith. and are starting
to bale Harry Verhuel's hay.
Jos. Smith and son Lawrence, who
have been over at their mine onWillow
Greek near lola, will be home in . few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Outcait entertain.
ed the Walker family at n watch party
New Years Eve. A very pleasant eve
ming was enjoyed by all.
Little Harvey Duncan is visiting with
his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Hicks, at Ssrgents He will come back
on the eighth when the Hicks girls re-
turn to school.
Miss Romons Outcalt, who has been
preparing to leave for Dortfort; Wyo.
to teach, received Il message that the
school board at Castleton, had given
her position, so she will teach there
instead.
Several months ago. during the first
cutting of hay, one of the Walker Bros.
on the Upper Gunnison. lost his gold
watch in the top of an alfalfa stack.
He gave it up AS lost and hardly hoped
to see it again, but the other day. while
hauling hay to town. he found the watch
neatly packed away in the hay. 1t ran
as soon as wound and seems to have
suffered no damage.
While trying to halter vicious milch
COW the other day, VIC. Neiderhut was
hurled into the corner Of the barn, strik-
ing on his hesd. The COW had bssn
acting cross for some days and Mr..
Neiderhut thought it best to tie her up,
with the result that his left shoulder b
damaged so that he is unable to use IL.
1t is not known whether any bones are
broken or not We all hope the injury
is not permanent
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-05
OHIO CITY

News, Champion Correspondence
Tuesday, Jan 2
Eldon Waterman came up from the
lower ranch Tuesday evening. to batch
tn. rest of the winter with his brother
Walter.
School started Tuesday morning after
q ten day vacation. enjoyed by pupils
and teacher alike.
W. r. Waterman was looking after
his mining interest in the vicinity here
the last of the year.
The weather being bad, only small
crowd enjoyed the local talent play
given here the 23rd of December.
Brown McLain moved a very large
boiler and compressor from the Belzora
Bassick. and loaded it on cars here. last
week. The compressor alone weighed
seven ton. and Brown brought it down
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-05
PARLIN

NewsChampion Correspondence
Wednesday, Jan. l.
Mrs. W. A. johnson and daughter,
Pearl, are spending the holidays At
home.
The people are anxiously awaiting
the arrival of cars here by the ID. & r.
G. so they can ship their nay.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben F. McDonough left
Tuesday evening for Salida leaving Al
Staple in charge Of the ranch.
Ven Brown and family leave for Ss-
Ida Tuesday. Gerold will have an
operation on his throat
Al Staple spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Ohio City.
The C. A. Balm family were very
pleasantly surprised by a number Of
friends Thursday night Gard playing
helped to make the evening an enjoy
able one.
Bert Jones had the misfortune to
have two cows paralyzed and q steer
crippled by Fridays passenger.
DR.. R. E. Mahsffey. dentist of Delta.
is here looking after his interests at the
Yukon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-05
PowDERHoRN
News Champion Correspondence

News Champion Correspondence
Jan. 2. 1917.
Christmas was celebrated here by an
entertainment. Christmas tree and
dance Monday night.
A number of people from Spencer and
Lake Fork attended and all reported .
fine time.
The Misses Norma Nichols, Ruby and
Maggie Sammons of the Gunnison High
school, Alice Rice of the Normal, EN-.
ma Foster of the Greeley High school,
Lonnie and Katherine Arlington are
spending their two weeks vacation here.
Miss Emma Dunn spent few day
at home.
Keith Andrews is here this week nd
ing for cattle.
Fred and Floyd Wilson and John
Howard came home for the holidays.
Frank Dunn returned from Los AMI
mas where he spent a week.
A New Years dance brought joy to
the young folks Monday night.
Earl Disney and Jess Ferguson are
working assessments near the Old Lot
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-05

News-champion Correspondence
Tuesday. Jan ]
The Foster boys are busy doing as
sessment work on Wild Cat
Jess Ferguson visited with Jim md
Fred Foster At Spencer over Sunday.
C. Gabrielson Of Dubois Was renew.
ing scquaintences in Spencer Monday
The Steiner Brothers came in the last
of the week to look after their interests
in the Anaconda mine.
Jas. Crowley was earring baied hay
at lola the first Of the week John
Davis helped him haul it.
Harry Rosenbaum has been earring
grain at lola for several days. Chas.
Nash has been helping him haul it
Jas. Foster went to lola Monday and
met Miss Sadie Mitchell and brought
her home to start school again Tuesday.
The Anaconda mine received another
car Of coal the first Of the week. Reiss
Bros. and Kelley of lola are delivering
it to the mine.
While working in the Anaconda shaft
Friday. Joe England got q silver OF
steel in his eye and Saturday night he
went to Gunnison to have it taken out.
The Spencer School gave fine enter
tainment at the school house Friday
evening, Dec. ., in honor of the Chris
tmas holidays. Miss Sadie Mitchell,
the teacher, ably assisted by Miss
Emma Dunn carried very creditsbly .
program of nineteen numbers. After
the program a fine lunch was served
consisting of sandwiches, cake, salad
and coffee of which everyone present
did ample justice. after which dancing
was suggested and mouth harp was
quickly produced. Everyone pro-
ceeded to enjoy the occasion to the full
est extent, but Jess Ferguson got
jealous or tired. we don't know which"
at any rate he swallowed most all the
keys out of the harp SO the dancing was
forced to stop, but everyone present
voted it a royal good time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-05

A. P. Nelson, manager of the Brant-
Independent Mining Co., was in town
the first of the week looking up busi-
ness connected with his company. He
is planning to go to Kansas City in a
few days to attend the annual meeting
of the stockholders on the 9th. Mr..
Nelson has force at work on the tun-
mel which has run 1764 feet from Quartz
creek to reach the Roosevelt vein. Ac-
cording to survey estimates, 335 feet
more must be run. 1t is expected that
the annual meeting will authorize con-
tinued work to reach the goal projected.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-05
Wednesday, Dec. "a

The Noble sswDiIl will start saving
as soon as the weather will permit
John Turner WAS down from his Wa
nita Park ranch during the week.
Everyone present enjoyed the Xmas
dance held at the Stephenson hall.
G. A. DesCumbes shipped in two fine
registered Hereford bulls Saturday.
E. d. Stephenson disposed Of 81 fine
turkeys at his turkey shoot Saturday.
Mrs. T. J. Noble i. reported quite i'll.
Miss Gertie Prosser is staying with her.
Miss Patterson. the popular Sargents'
school teacher. is spending the holidays
with Mrs. Ray Slnne.
Miss Helen Deering. who is attending
school in Denver, arrived Saturday to
spend the holidays with her parents.
Motoring is about finished up this
way unless Commissioner Mcdonald
gets a snow piow and clears the drifts
out Of the road
Arthur Prosser left Friday for Lead
vile where he was married on Sunday
TO Miss Ethel Metsglor of that place.
Mr. Prosser is a well-to-do stockman of
Doyle. His bride is the step-daughter
Of John Myer. prominent mining man
Of Leadville. Mr.. and Mrs. Prosser ar
rived here Monday. Mr.. Prosser will
run one of his fathers ranches on Razor
creek. The community wishes them a
world of happiness.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-05
D0YlEvlI
Sews-Champion Correspondence

SewsChampion Correspondence
Wednesday, Jan !.
Slate & Sons will exhibit two pens Of
weAners at the stock show in Denver.
Rube Knowles loaded four cars Of
cattle for the Denver market Tuesday
W. A. johnson and family OF Parlin
were guests of the Stephenson family
Monday.
E. d. Stephenson gave 9 free dance
and supper at the hall New Years which
was well attended
Dug Hatch had q severe attack of
stomach trouble the ars' of the week,
but is around again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-05

In spite of the few inches of snow
autos are skimming around the streets
and even coming into town from some
distance in the country, altho as one
goes up the valleys the beautiful" be-
gins to deepen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-05

mine for Otto Bower.
Mrs E Austin went to Delta to spend
her vacation
Misses Alice Ric~, Norma Nichols.
Mes.rs Keith Andrews and Roy Rice At
tended the lola New Years dance
The boys are nearly thru riding for
cattle
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-05
lola

NewsChampion Correspondence
Tuesday. Dec. o6
X. Stevens returned Friday from
Denver.
Mr.. Steiner was down Saturday from
the Anaconda mine.
The tree and program at the school
house Friday was much enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Berg are spend
ing the holidays in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Taft Of Sspinsro,
are spending . few days at the Berg
ranch.
Reiss brothers and Kelly last week
bought about Is head of cattle from
Grover Carpenter.
Miss Sarah McNaughton left Friday
for Monte Vista to spend the holidays
with friends and relatives.
Alva and Ernest Sammons. and Hugh
and Jesse Foster of Powderhorn, were
at the lola hotel Saturday.
lutsudy, jan. &
Fred Wilson went to Powderhorn to
spend New Year.
Mrs. Graham of Telluride is here visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Earl Nichols
Ebert Smith and niece, Hazel Leh-
man of Gunnison, spent Friday at the
A. K. Stevens ranch.
The dance at the school house New
Years night was most enjoyable af-
fair. Parties from Gunnison, Pewder-
horn and Sapinero helped 10 swell the
crowd. Under the able management Of
Reiss & Kelley, the dance was q grand
success. Music was furnished by Mes.
srs Phil and Pete Reiss and Mrs. Jim
Teeslink.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-05
SPENCER

News-Champion Correspondence
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-05

News, Champion Correspondence
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-01


'watchful waiting" are not so
anxious for the fray. Oh, for
men who are big enough TO for
6 t politics when their nations S
future hangs in the balance.
The Club women of Denver are
mothering a bill before the legis-
lature to create another holiday
for the school kids known a,
Bird Day." If they will name
it Pheasant Dav" and turn the
farmers and their offsprings
loose to exterminate them, it
would have strong support in
Jefferson county.
A bill has been introduced by
Evangeline Heartz' intended to
make matrimony harder to com
NIT. passed it would be neces-
sarv for the groom to advertise
his intentions five days in advance
in a weekly newspaper. Inas-
much as it does not affect our
own social status and would have
a tendency to help the editor as
well as the pastor we are in favor
0f it. We don't know Evange-
line. but we opine as how that
the new law would not affect her
future materially. Since hearts
sometimes figure in matrimonial
entanglementsit it is highly aprop)
that "Heartz" should have her
sway.
Much unfavorable comment is
heard relative to the new Educa-
tional code bill that is pending in
the legislature. While nke all
m easures there are some good
features about it. yet there are
m my Objectionable features in
it, we believe they overba ance
tn, good ones to a considerable
degree. The experience of Gov
ernor Gunter and in fact all of
the newly elected officials. not
only this year but in other years
where there is a change OF ad
minstration. should stand out as
, argument against having any
m )re boards or com missionsthan
we have at present. If a saving
Of expense is in mind, we fail to
5 ,e how it can be, when board
Of five is to be elected in each
county and surely if their duties
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-01
Fairmount Items

Mrs. c. II. Thomas, Miss Florence
Woolfenucr and Mrs. II. l.. Wolfen.
der attended church in Golden Ash
Wednesday.
Miss Estella and Ruth Harkett OF
Denver, spent last Wednesday with
Il. p. Berry's.
Mrs. Frank Waite, who has been
under.the doctors care for the past
week Is now on the road to recovery.
Mrs, w. c. Bradley was pleasantly
surprised last Tuesday evening, when
her brother .Ivlian Lonugon of Long
mont, drove in with his new Ford
Mrs. II. l.. Woolfender gave Il ten
cent tea last Friday for the mothers
congress. About 20 We're present
and very pleasant afternoon was
enjoyed by all.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgnu
gave them pleasant surprise last
Wednesday night.
Mrs. W. c. Bradley received
word last Friday that her sister of
Marion ILL.,. died of cancer.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-01
Griffith Items.

Mrs. Davis and daughter Ruth
were guests at the Cochran home
Sunday.
Chester VOLTS new house is ell.
closed and soon will be ready for
plAstsrers.
Mr. and Mrs Bowen are moving to
Denver today. We are sorry to see
them go.
The Thimhle club meets with Mrs
Davis today.
The Faucets left Monday fer
Wyoming
Mrs Jones who has been visiting
Mrs Brown on Avalon returned to
Denver Tuesday.
Ted O'Brien has gone to Poccotc'-
10, Idaho. where he has accepted "A
position with the Union Pacific
Railroad Company. He has broth
or and sister living there.
a very pleasant surprise party was
given Beatrice Gold on her 7th
birthd"y. The little folks who at
tended report an enjoyable time
Mr. Crttenden left Friday for Trini-
dad on n business trip.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-01

carry responsibility they must be
enumerated. AS we understand
it they would dictate to the boards
in the third class districts and
also appoint county superinten-
dent. This board and the direc-
tors of the third class districts
would have the duty OF appoint
ing all the teachers for the differ
ent districts.
1t is our candid opinion that if
now, there is tinge of politics
in our school system that under
the new order Of things there
would be oodles Of politics and
once one party is in power ii
would be a hard matter to get
it out.
However, the editor did a little
gumshoeing about the legislature
one day last week, and found
that even those who favored the
bill do not believe it will pass
this time.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-01

Hazel and Glen Graves daugh.
ter and son of Mr.. and. Mrs
r. O. Graves, have the measles.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-01
Fremont Items

In very interesting basket ball
game on the No. 6 grounds the Ere,
mont boys beat an Arvada team by
33 to II. The Arvada tesm was sup
posed to be the Sth grade team. but
only two regulars Olson and Hobson
Were in tn. lineup. so the defeat
can not be charged to the Arvada
tenn. A game is being arranged to
b. played on the Arvada grounds
soon between the two teams with
all the regulars in the line up.
Several from here are planning to
see "Blundering Billy" Enterprise
gran ge February %.
NJ. c. Rhue visited ut No 6 Thurs.
d,y and spenta pleasant p. m. with
teachers and scholars.
We are sorry to state that Mrs
Henry Kerslien is again on the sick
list.
Harry Fisk and family took dinner
with Mrs. Harbough OF Denver last
Thursday.
Several from here saw the two
Fruitdale teams. at bssket ball last
Friday on the high school grounds.
Will Anthony bought . team Of
work horses In Denver last Monday
VIM Welke Of Denver called on his
son Paul last Tuesday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-01
Arvada Dry Goods Company
H N.Prpan

there is no other alternative but
10 fight! these howlers against
'watchful waiting" are not so
anxious for the fray. Oh, for
men who are big enough to for
6 t politics when their nation S
future hangs in the balance
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-01

Judging from the actions of
some of our Republican congre, 9.
men in Northumberland a few
OF the Democratic congressman,
too. the shoe IS on the other foot
and now that President Wilson
has concluded that the overt
act" has been committed and
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-01
Mrs. Chas. Allen is expected
home tomorrow from California /.
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The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there il at least
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been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
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The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-01

Mr.. Bryan would have the
question of this country engaging
in war voted upon by the pc )ple.
He loses sight of the fact that
this government is not a pure
democracy and that we are not
likely to obtain much profitable
knowledge from mob law anyway
Oak Creek Herold.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-01

Why not subscribe today?
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-01

Richard Minges for personal
reasons resigned the appointment
of road overseer which was ten
dered him a few weeks ago by
the county commissioners and
the board on Saturday last in
session appointed w. M. Ellis of
College Avenue. Mr.. Ellis ap-
pointment was made in recogni-
ton of his services and the servi-
ces of his wife to the party, coup
led with the fact that he is in
every way capable of giving the
public efficient service. Many
Of Mr.. and Mrs Ellis friends are
congratulating them upon his
good fortune.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-01
Wadsworth Ditch Co.

Notice is hereby given that the IL
II lal meeting OF the stockholders of
the Wadsworth Ditch Company will
b. held in the Grange Hall Arvada
o. Thursday March 18th Mt 7:3O p. m.
for the purpose Of electiug directors
and doing such other business as
may regularly appear.
j +. White Secretary.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-01
Legislative Economy.

| Among the first bills introdu-
ced into the legislature were
some designed to take work away
from the country newspaper, and
before the session is over there
will be the usual grist of tn S
sort. The member who is out to
make a record for economy
never fails to get in his work in
this line. He was successful in
the last session, and the chances
are he will be in this.
And this is right and proper.
The editor is a darned fool or he
would not be in the business.
Also. he is a cross between pan
handler and a CRATER and any
legislation that will help to injure
his business or help to make his
pathway in life more rocky is not
only wise and patriotic, but
thoroughly Christian.
The members composing the
Twenty-tirst General assembly
have many and important duties
t. perform. The governors
salary must be increased and a
mansion built for his use. A
court of appeals must be created
to furnish salaries for a number
of deserving lawyers. A job lot
Of tin statues must be bought to
litter up the capital grounds. A
lot more assistants and deputies
and clerks are needed in the diff
erent departments in the state
house. Some more boards and
commissions must be created to
manage affairs of the state.
An appropriation is needed for
the stock show. These things
and lot more that the statesman
will think oE while they are in
the bL siness, will take a bunch of
money. 1t must come from some
whe.e and SO we WIll ccDuomi2c.
Someone has heard that most Of
the country editors OF the state
were getting three meals per. N d
that is too many. Chop off every
particle of public printing. II
au editor sh uld get 50 at one
time it would swell him up too
much.
1t must be seen that it is trim
ed and pruned and knocked and
kicked until he is merely n cring.
ing. abject object, begging for a
chance simply to exist, and get
tingto be almighty thankful if he
can do that.
The open season on editors last
from January ! to December 81.
and the legislature that does not
recognize that fact and act ac.
cordingly is not wise. llitf lnde.
pendent.
Why not subscribe today?
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-01
On Our Honor Roll

Below are the names Of thoSe who
have paid subscriptions since the
first OF the year. Several are new
subscibers, others are our Oldtime
friends. while alas, we regret to re-
port, six OF them have been discon-
tinued. Our average gain. however,
has been three to one, which is most
gratifying, indeed.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-03-01

THE BANK
Is the most essential part OF II sue
essful businessman establishment
and second only to the salesroom.
because in the latter place the
profits OF the business are made,
while in the bank much saving is
otfentimes made to the merchant in
his financial transactions. We offer
such banking service to you.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-03-02
Extension Work

The extension work for the county is
done through the Agricultural High
School which is ready to help in every
way it can any one in the country who
needs help. We DO not know what
yon would like for US to do but If you
will let US know we will help you If
possible.
The work we have done 80 far has
been setting out orchards, pruning
fruit trees, testin milk and terracinR
land
There is an outbreak Of hog cholera
raging in the county which can and
should be controlled by vaccinating
the hogs with hog cholera serum.
There are two treatments which can
be used, the serum alone, which any
one can give, and the serum stimuli
taneously treatment which only those
recommended by the state veterinarian