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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-30
nnmbersd them on the front at
~ four to one.
Fr&uttc Eocrts To Aid

xQuT 10 one
Fr&nstc Efforts TO Aid
Meanwhile frantice efforts are being
40 IN France and England to. come
2tAs succcr Of the hard pressed ally.
Nclsl assurances have been sent TO
kNNne by both governments that Italy
NH not be left In the lureh General
1nuts. speaking in wales, expressed
&he sentiments of the British people
when he told his audience the Teutons
SNoald ma Themselves bitterly dissp-
14tAted X they believed they we're
0&ftk1ng a decisive blow, lie asserted
4Nory possible measure would be taken
~ aid Italy The British press is united
~ ardent clafnor for such measures
8th0aEh some organs are skepticsl as
40 how assistance can reach the Italians
~ time TO stem the Teuton tidal wave.
Nowhere In the gravity % the situation
In every quarter the
It1fian front is characterized as the
sertAnte front" where the allies must
ttAnd or fall.
The seriousness Of the situation was
reelected on the London stock market
n thu fern OF a general decline
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-30
Beer Glass smaller.

Al meeting OF the saloonkeepers
of ColfaN, Cal, ii was decided to raise
the prices OF all liquors except beer.
y Aie.h is ten cents a glass. and wine
The size of the glass of beer is re-
duced considerably The price of
barrel whiskey is fifteen cents "a glass:
OF bottled whiskey, twenty cents a
glass; OF mixed drinks, twenty cents
a glass
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-30
law Re- Upheld.

A Chickasha. Okla. jury upheld the
new state bone-dry law by sending
John Tucker, former deputy In the
United States marshaPs office. to the
penitentiary for FIVE years for selling
intoxicants fuckers was the drst
case to be tried under che law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-30

ing Of inebriates to state institutions
does not authorize such commitments
at the expense OF the county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-30

Rainfall last twelve hours. ...
Rainfall last twenty-four hours.
Excess in rainfall since March l.. 5.2
Excess in rainfall since January /. "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-30
The Weather
tUnited states weather Bur~au.
Department OF Agrtculture.l

Washington. Oct. 29.--Forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday:
yirginia--Rain Tuesday followed by
fair in the afternoon. colder by night,
Wednesday fair. colder.
North Caroiina--Rain Tuesday, colder
In West. Wednesday fair much colder
Local Temperature Yesterday.
IL noon temperature ......,. 90
p. M. temperature. .......... rs
p NJ. temperature. ,........ 70
Maximum temperature to p. NJ. n
Minimum temperature to p. M. As
Mean temperature ............. 81
Normal temperature .,... 81
Excess in temperature yesterday. Z
Deficiency in temperature since
January .6sA
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
CLIFTON Moggovu.

Clinton Morrow passed away az
his home in Modalc, July 25 He
had been a resident Of Modale
for nearly 80 years. and was liv-
ing near that city at The time Of
his death. He leaves a wife and
four children to mourn his death
The funeral will he held a The
Christian church in Modalc Sun
day, July 20. al 2 p. m. The re
mains will be laid to rest in The
Rose Hill cemetery at Missouri
Valley. Rev. Lucus of Des Moines
will olficiale.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
GARD PARTY.

Nm informal card party was
given last evening hy the Misses
Joy Dewcll and Louise Carlisle at
The home OF the former on north
Eighth street. 'Fhe evening being
loo warm for indoor anluse-
ments the guests We're entertained
ION the porch. Three table of
500 We're played until midnight,
when scores were counted and
honors bestowed upon Miss Ger
tlude Schulmeister, who carried
away he prize.
AZ The close Of The delightful
evening splendid relleshmenlS
We're served by the hostesses
The out-of-town guests We're
Miss Frances Richardson from
Detroit, Mich, Miss Helen Blood
OF Sioux City and Miss Haze
| Shaelleford of Kirksville, Mo,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
Mrs. Ethel Burke has accepted

Mrs. Ethel Burke has accepted
a position with the Burgcss-Nash
Co. in Omaha.
Lucy, he little daughter of
Mrs. Frank Bolch of Mclrose, had
her tonsils removed today by Drs.
L. f. Lusk and H. l.. Roberts
Miss Della Scrip from Rush
willie, ILL.,, arrived here this NOM
ing for an extended Stay With the
+. III. Beebec family at Becbee-
town.
Mrs. William Slrobchn, Jr., OF
Council Bluffs arrived this morn
ing for a visit al The country
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. F y.
Heath.
Mrs. DR.. Denniston Of Cedar
Rapids will make a visit With her
daughter, Hazel Shaclleford, and
sister, DR.. Gertrude Gamble, Sor
a time.
Mr.. and Mrs R l.. Hunter left
this morning in their auto, for
Rock Island, ILL.,, after a brief
visit i'm the city With Mr.. and Mrs
II. A. Newton.
Mrs. A. r. LeGrow, who has
been making an extended visit
here With her daughter. Mrs, D.
j. Album. will return to her home
| in Omaha in the morning.
Miss Nellie O'Rourllc Who left
a few weeks ago for Burlington
Ia, TO take an excursion down the
Mississippi TO Minneapolis, re
turned home this morning She
reports having enjoyed her va
cation immensely.
Miss Marie Walker, Who has
been visiting The H. II l'hurbel
1 family and also other Relatives
here and in Logan and the Bluffs
The past three weeks, left l1li>
morning for her home in Belle
Plainc.
] Elvin Davenport started hi.
harvest today. attracting no LITTLE
attention with his big tractor
lpullin2 three binders al a time
Miss Irene Baker of AtIaril,
will arrive tllis evening for a yisj
al the Gamble home. and Will
Iolher friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
LOYAL. M0THERs, aLllls.

'Fhe Loyal Mothers Club met
" ednesday, July %, al the Homo
OF Mrs. John Harder, With twenty
members present. Owing 60 the
inclemcncy OF the heat, all cro-
chet work was Laid aside and
revepyone took advantage OF fans
given them.
After the president had gotten
the merry voices quoted, the club
was called TO order BY singing
the usual song.
Minutes of previous meeting
read and approved.
Cihildren's program:
Piano Solo, Chester Harder.
Recitation, Mabel Cfravert.
Solo, Esther Hemenoyer.
Recitation, Ronald Harder,
Recitation, Ictta l7rinll
Piano Solo, Fern House.
/ Recitation, Ben Frini1.
/ Piano Solo, Blanche lIemen-
over.
Under new business il was de
cided that club would give an
lice cream social al fbc home of
Mrs. sam Dray on Penny street
4 Thursday evening. August i6,
8procceds to be given 60 the Rcd
| Cross.
Those on program for uexi
injecting are Mcsdames Nickson,
.lfnsl5ip and Weber.
The following ladies gave very
lgood readings winch braUell
.foul many good points under diff
| ferent topics Mesf;lHes smith.
/ Athey and Parks
i Roll call. Gurrent ENchs
| Collection for The eag, 05
IL was moved and seconded
That we meet With Che president.
Mrs Will llemcnoyer, 10 three
WpelSs, on August r. Club adj
aioQraed by aiving om new mena-
iher MES InslSip. our usual greet
Iln@s
81 The close Of fhe mrelitt9 Eh,
IIlostpss assisted iA Ne dame,
IiarVc Faith and Harder sclvet
IAN elaborate llineh. including lct
Icold Watermelon. Which eNeIyen,
did ample justice
NiGifni.Lr Mpad,f,1ae ~
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
CALHOUN.

The ice cream social at the
Calhoun school house last Fri
day evening was success IN
every way I'hc community club.
in charge OF The social. turned
ner $1,000 TO the Rcd Gross
Wheat harvest Is in illll blas
and IS The heaviest for years
Arfhur Goodner spent sunday
in Gouncil Bluffs with friends
Calhoun community club meats
ednesClay With Miss Hazel Nell
iplereS.
1le ana Mrs. Al Walls and
ehiidgen spent sunday in Mis-
souri, VALLEY with his brother Of
chat place.
I>pcni sunday al old 'i'ovn with
AIR and Mrs james Nirkwood
Charles Mickey and SON james
were Logan visitors MONDAY
t6as Piercy and nleces, Misses
/ t,,1 .it
lIa M piaae, affon,Ie,l
sb,1nab = NI;ssonr; yollny SIM
IN o,.en mo
IA. III NJ, ,sb,al,e Si.inn,.,,
4,,.l,lren ~ g.rabii fbd MI.
land Mrs. Charles Mickey ST.
spent SUNDAY at the J ID. Mickey
nan,o
NJ .nd NJ. E,l Morsa And
.hiIdran uarn raller4 4 ihe fitz-
1ih,,n, ha,nos - calbo,in s,,ln
M,
~, pa,,,,. a,,a l,ialo,. ,n,i
.saa., ~ = 4 ,,ioni. h.n1n
NJ. 49, A\n;4a ana d.,,8 ,,a,s
Ma. ~ W.,,nll,a,eh xisiIed
s.,.,i,.a !, f,n,.,b, S,,,,,la,
~. a,,d al,.s q q ,liaet mem
,,ada, n,.l &c as.,n Nill.
rn,,nl
H. ,a.,,;a f.,,.,,,o, /.
5tn aaI.,I,,n nm
Nh ai,a IIaiF.,lar a,Iins
t.ian,J Fen,.n,,5.
'3l'S '"3,'i ~ ''' 7,,,..'S a.,
- H. M Ia.,j, - NinDp.
p5a.e, ana r,m,,v VIZ,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
ICE CREAM SOCIAL.

Given by LoSeland NJ h. Ladies
Aid Society, Tuesday evening
July 81. 1917, on the church
lawn. Cake donations solicited
and appreciated.
IDA COPELAND, Pros.
Nell M Haldeman, Secretary
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
Rsup coMcERv SUNDAY

The Jack DcI1orest Military
band will give a free band con-
|cert in the city park SUNDAY ait
Iernoon al 800 O'Clock Everyone
is cordially invited to attend the
concert.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
UNION CARRIERS, CLUE.

Union Farmers Club met July
u al Oak Hill, the homo of Mr.
and Mrs w M. Jones Morning
session opened with music by
Giady Jones.
Mrs W. &Ilen Jones MAS APP
pointed secretary pro tom. in
tlios oil previous meeting
and approved.
Selections were read rs ~
AIdridae entitled Select Iyalt;;H
Ia H Delr THE Spirit q the
Day S Work While these were
being discussed, dinner wa
.noQmeed and The usual iimo v
lalloWed lol rec
Afternoon session opened " b
Imlsie by Vida l}es sire RoIl cali
WAS answered bY humofoH aaa-
IfaGons, ilic following heine all-
enl Mrs lDeur. Mr. and Mrs
- " Deal
| Reading rs blanche Jane
Tho questions @alc then talnn
jtm and disposed ~ as follow
30 We Gllinl, the public is
,,ar 3 ;n,atina M a,ar.,an n,.iro
lreecived By the farmers Of the
6,id,ila wosi Far tbo nrod4ei. 0f
Htbe farm
No Wolld i farmer, ,sf.I,
81 Missouri vallog 10 ! ,oneIi "a
he con,n,iInJtv2 4gIcr ie vote
III vas ieg undecided
/ W we THINK fine cro5s al
I4Qt1 mn oauall, III GOOD rs beS
I,yara lasi vesn, m mis- time 1t lII
Ifhe e'xcontion If corn which II .
| wool; ., lnn days mtcr
| bpaa,.,,,n FOR 5nausl
non caIl i, humorous Quota
ealocf taafir,a ~ Nh M
I1aal ~ w Rescr w Allen
ZONES Mrs w potv ! r. Homes
d Bcssire
Beadina Genevieve Deur
necita1ion GIcn Greene
SONG Clara Roseirc
t Question No What error
ebat fine FARMER in Harriso,
county raise nays HE most profi
nnr ocreq Refori.od Ia Mr. Aid
ridac
Question No . which i tn
/ bos1 method To- can fruit or yege
f.,hlas lbo onnn Isoif1c metboe
,nld wator nracess ar rireles
: cooker inclined helefled '
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
NOTICE YEnmEnE

There viii be a box social att
er The regular meeting OF the
Yeoman lodge on Saturday eve
ming. All members and families
requested TO be present and bring
we'll filled boxes. J2S
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
RsJgElc DANCE.

Excellent music will be fur
nisfed by orchestra consisting Of
violin, piano, 1yiophone ard
drums. x. C. hall, Saturday eve
ming, fully %. Admission z5c.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
PuEE.lG DANCE.

Geo. and Oscar House will!
hold a public dance at their farm
west of town Friday night, Juiy
rs. Good music and good time
Everybody invited.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
ATE YOU BLUE?

Are you glum or deprcssed2
DO you want to laugh?
Do you want to feel the blood
Jingle in every vein and The
thrills go up and down your back ;
Here's your chancei
William Fox presents George
Walsh in some BoN''
Majestic FRIDAY.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
rEncRrRs, ExgMswATEoMs,

The July Normal Training ex-
animation will be held al Tho
Isamc time as The regular teach
ers' examination, July %, 20, 81
19t1. MRS. S. FAITH,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
Bargains in all low shoes. VAL
ley Shoe Company.

ley Shoe Company.
Mrs. S. U. Blackburn is again.
very ill at her home.
A. b. Hosbrook was morning
passenger to Logan.
M. M. Mohney transacted bust
ness today in Council Bluffs.
Shoes for Children, large and
small. Valley Shoe Company.
Mrs. u. Taylor was a passen-
ger this morning to the Bluffs.
w. r. Roden and Leroy Doty
drove to Orson today on business.
Il. M. Rhodabeck made bust
ness trip to Omaha this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C.~Adams We're
Omaha passengers this morning.
Fine new line of shoes for boys
and girls. Valley Shoe Company.
Mrs Eliza Jones is very ill at
the country home of her daugh-
ter.
Dr. Lusk was called TO MOdale
yesterday afternoon profession
ally.
w a L X Ov Err Classy
styles for men. Valley Shoe Com
pany.
Miss Mary Seabolt is reported
very low today al her home in the
country.
Ralph Hyland from Rushville,
Neb., is here this week on land
business.
l.. r.. Pike was in Logan today
looking after his variety store in
that city.
Mrs. Sarah Alter left this
morning for visit with relatives
In. ELK Point, s. ID.
The large tile on the corner OF
4 Sixth and Erie has been run into
by someone and broken.
Serenus Ladson has enlisted in
the marines and will leave tomor-
row for Port Royal, S. G.
Miss Lille Gunderson is spend
ing the week With the Rev. Hof-
stedt family i'm Fremont
Mr.. and Mrs Ed E'icne anC
children departed last evening on
a trip to Kansas City, Mo.
John Steen has returned tC
Lexington, Ncb.. after few days
visit here with old friends.
Mrs Fred Briggs spent the day
with friends in Omaha and Incl
dcntally attended a picnic.
Thomas Thompson of Ute
cashier of the bank in that city
was here today on business.
Steve Glenn S back at work il
the Harvey drug store after en-.
joying a two weeks vacation.
Miss Martha Emig OF Oman;
is making a two days visit in th,
Valley with Miss Myrtle Casey.
Mrs. Ella Klaffke attended tn
funeral of her niece, Mrs. Deal
Shepard, yesterday, i'm Woodbine
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Thurbe
returned last evening from
weeks visit with relatives il
Clinton.
The p. A. Wisecup family, ac
companicd by Miss Mablc Epper
son, left This morning on an over
land trip through Colorado.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
NOTICE.

July % All persons owing me
please call and settle al once and
save trouble, as am going out
Of business. Mrs G. M WEST.
PA Missouri Valley. la
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
CARD or THANKS.

Loveland branch Of Council
Bluffs Red Cross chapter takes
this method Of extending their
thanks to all the Bennett sunday
school for their generous cash.
donation to their Red Cross fund.
Regular meeting al Eoveland
every Thursday at 2 p. m. for,
Red Cross sewing. All invited.
NELL M. HALDEMAN.
Chairma n
Mae Bailey, Vice Chairman.
Ida Copeland, Treasurer.
HERNIA Bond, Secretary.
Want to Sell? Use The Timies
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
Save your cucumners and mel
ons. BIack Leaf No. 90 destroys
shc bugs and lice. ~ Skaters.
GARE1 GAsE.S.

The Times has iusi added
limo o. noat card cases which Will
6e Gwen with each order oil. ca}-
mg or business cards These
eases are imitation leather and
are very neat and attractive
I.Givc us your order Tor your Grad
Iaajing cards ana receive a case
Iiree ~
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
~ arg1 III IL

Wanted Girl for general house
work, family of four No heavy
laundry, $500 Mrs. H. b sal
yers, 3l2l Davenport. Omaha.
Neb. J3l
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY AND
MONDAY.

Sugar Cured Ham, 27c per Id.
Sugar Cured Bacon, soc per lib.
J22 GEO. Wv. GAVER.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26

For Sale-A six-foot Deering
binder, been used very little.
Phone 37F11.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26

For Rent a rlve-room house on
Second and Michigan Mrs g.
Warns. ,Jy2ll
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26

For Sale Three head of good
sound work horses, weighing
1900 TO 1900. Priced right.
M. j. Filzgibben. Jy26
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26

For Rent A seven room house.
109 superior II lIargens pa3
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26

The p. A. Wisecup family, ac-
companicd by Miss Mablc Epper-
son, left this morning on an over
land trip through Colorado.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26

For Sale Two-room house and
two lots ON Mill street En-
qllire at .office PAP
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26

giack Leaf no. 40 kills cucura-
Der and melon bugs. at sha7er's.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-07-26

Went To Sell? Use The Times.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13
THE WHEATLESS MEAL
TO BE INTRODUCED

One wheatless meal day is the re-
quest OF Herbert Hoover, food admin
istrator. Sitting down to a luscious
plate Of corn bread doesn't seem any
hardship to us, indeed the difficulty is
to get the ladies to cook it often
enough. With the nations biggest
crop of corn ever known, (something
over three billion bushels in sight
now we can undoubtedly help the
allies tremendously by using corn,
which Americans understand how to
use in cooking, and by that means
saving wheat to send to Europe.
In this connection, though, a Gum
nison lady suggests that after all the
attempts to teach the value of corn
to Europeans and the failures made.
this would be an excellent time to try
again. Just ship them corn, and by
the time the hungry millions are com-I
PEELED through dire necessity to sets
their teeth in few delicious dishes|
made from it, they will be thorough
ly educated.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13
GRAZING ON PUBLIC HIGH
WAYS Is MADE UNLAWFUL

The new session laws of 1917, con-
tain full text of the recently enacted
grazing or fence law, which was
agreed to by representatives Of the
stock growers, the state grange. and
other interested bodies, as a substi-
tute for a herd law. This law went
into effect June 80, and has a section
about turning cattle int, public roads
Or lanes, which reads thu.:
1T shall be Ir'a vfrl for the own
er or owners of any animal or ani-
mails knowingly to cau..e or permit
said animal or animals to Craze. or
run at large in any road, lane, OF pub
lie highway, that is fenced on both
sides with legal fence. Any person
or persons violating any of the pro-
visions of this act shall be guilty of q
misdemeanor, and on cor, teton there-
of shall be fined no. ,nss h..n $40 ror
more than $780,, o. confined IN the
county Jail not to exceed sixty days.
or both such fine and INN c'son ,ent
at the discretion of the courr. The
's"s "animai or an. nai, in ,hx
a t shall include only cattle, horses.
m IS, and asses"
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13
SHINN SELLS 1850 SHEEP
FOR SUM OF $l77,5OO

Is there there any money in raising
sheep in Colorado. 1t seems that there
il some money. E. E. Shinn, one of
the largest sheep owners in Montrose
county, sold 1880 sheep last week
for $177,5 500, the purchaser being
Joseph Kinney of Oakville, Wyo., who
will remove the sheep to Wyoming
about October /.
This constitutes one of the largest
sheep deals in the history of the west.
Mr.. Shinn's wool clip this season
from IL 500 head would amount to be-
tween $1,000 and 10000 pounds, which
at the lowest possible average would
bring mark of $4,000 to $2s, s,OC0.
The flock Of 1850 consisted of H.
600 ews and lambs and 500 big bucks.
The sheep brought SIS per head and
the bucks $25.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. John Gordon who's. as-
dress - Gunnison. Colorado. xranto, ~
E-- Trust Deed. dated July Ist Isss ana
rrgnFc-d July LIST. 1855 in the office of
-E~ Clerk and Recorder OF Gunnison
O.. unity. Colorado. in Book I2s at Page
80 4 the records Of said County con-
.-E=i To the Public Trustee Of .aTs
.. unity the following Real Estate in
I'D '"Gnty. t0-wit: Lots numbered
Three f1D and Four CfD In Bloclr r,J,,,-
.--e1 sixty tGeD In the first addition 10
rN~ Town Of Gunnison according 10 IN.
g.a- thereof on fie In the office Of m.
r-E Z and Recorder Of said County Of
do ----"n In trust to secure the paw
Or 20 ne principal not. Of even date
-- aid Trust Deed for 81 10000. nav
H..s 10 the order Of William SNYDER
go Frars after date with interest
.. -~ma from date at the rate of eight
i.r cent Per annum payable semI-an-
AID WHEREAS. Default has bee,
- de by the said grantor in said Trust
.-f .u the performance Of the cove
anf- and conditions imposed upon him
Pc. iae terms OF said Trust Deed in this
~ q That said grAntor has failed
gay said principal note when due
..t aa- failed to pay part Of the inter
20 due on said principal note
MD WHEREAS. The legal holder OF
nsehtedness represented by said
o. has filed with said Public Trustee
.- aid default and electing to declare
.. hole debt represented by said not.
..t interest thereon to date of sale du.
30 payable. and demanding the .aIe
aid Real Estate under said Trust
... ID
Now. THEREFORE,. Public Notice is
...hF given that. pursuant to said no.
election and demand and under
rs by virtue Of the authority vested in
hr said Trust Deed and the law. l.
q Palmer. Public Trustee Of said
Unison County.will sell the above de-
bod Real Estate for cash. at public
a. 10 the highest bidder at the
..s' 'front.' door Of the County Court
--s in the Town OF GunnIson. in the
.r'F "f Gunnison and State Of Colo
.".. IN Monday the 22Td day OF July
60 1871. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
'h" purpose Of paying said note. in
raf {" date of sale. attorneys fees of
Tr- cent as provided in said note
q 'aa expenses OF this sale and Will
THE purchaser thereof n certificate
purchase therefor Hs provided By
t.afni June 18th. 1917
~.- Nd l.. q. PALMER,
-n..r Trustee Of GunnIson County.
d.. irradu.
" Nourse, Attorney.
First publication June 22nd. 1917.
last publication July goth. 1917.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13
OFF FOR THE ROUND
UP THIS WEEK

Friday night last saw the East Side
range boys headed for their camp on
Mt. Wilkinson, Cred Mountain) fully
twenty riders, ready equipped TO
spend the week at rounding up tie
range cattle, branding calves and SOFT
ing out the 1900 head which ar, 10
be put on the higher range nea7 Goth
ic. Fred McKes is boss of the rou,d-
up here.
1t was Monday when the west site
boys drew out for the camp ut the
foot Of Castle peaks, almost if MT
quite as many riders, under con1n,a.,G
OF e. D. Jones. One of the job, here
Will be to sort out the stock that roes
over the Anthracite range by way u
Swampy pass.