The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-07-04


gun by Rev. Deck among the young
boys of town is already quite thriv-
ing club. Aside from "hikes" and
general physical instructions the boys
have undertaken the job Of running
errands and helping wherever possi-
BILE. Raymond Sigman is especially
enthusiastic and already has monop-
olized the train service in helping
ladies' with their suit cases and pack
ages. Let's encourage them, folks.
Joseph Faussone, who recently
came over from Marble, purchased
the Genright Motion Picture outfit
this week and took possession Tues
day. Mr.. Faussone is well known
here having lived here prior to going
to Marble, where he conducted the
Motion Picture business for several
years.
On Saturday Lester MacMillon of
Hotchkiss, arrived to get things in
readiness for 5000 head of sheep,
which were brought in Sunday by
his father, VIM. MacMillon, and Walt
Thomas of Hotchkiss. The sheep
were taken up in the Pittsburg coun-
try and will range there this summer.
Mrs. Fred Gulliford and children,
with VIM. Bailey and Miss Anna Ar
mott motored to Gunnison Wednesday
to spend the day. Mrs. l. A. Stud
halter was guest on the return trip
and visited her daughter, Mrs. Fred.
Miller until Saturday.
FOR SALE:-Well matched team,
and years old, weight 1926 and
HOO lbs, good driving team; also
| buggy and harness, all in fine shape.
Will sell cheap. Write or call up
Mike Welch, Crested Butte, Colo.
Charles Dreckshage of St. Louis,
Mo-, arrived Friday to attend to busi-
ness matters here. Mr.. Dreckshage
came to hold stockholders meeting
in connection with, his Gothic min
ing property, we understand.
John o. Gallegos and wife left
Floresta Sunday to make their home
in Denver. Mr.. Gallegos has been
engineer for the C. F. & l. mine in
that camp for several months.
The Crested Butte bank recently
invested SIS in "smileage books" and
sent them to Camp Cody to be dis
tributed among boys there in train
ing who are without funds.
John NJ Larson of Aspen, who is
part owner in the Star mine property
came in Sunday to see about the
spring work which has been delayed
because of snow.
Mrs. Rudolph Snellar came in from
the ranch Monday to receive medical
attention for her little daughter.
Mrs. Claud Lucero also came in to do
some shopping.
Mrs. Jack Buchanan went to Gun
pison Friday to spend few days, re-
turning Sunday with her two little
grandsons who will spend the Fourth
here.
Bryan and Sills of Gunnison, with
Paste and Mrs. Arnott of Crested
Butte will furnish the music for the
big dance the evening of the Fourth.
On Monday 1900 sheep were un-
loaded at the Glacier spur and will
be taken on the range in the Cement
creek district for the summer.
We understand Walter Mergelman
of Jacks Cabin recently purchased
ITO head of fine Hereford cattle from
ranch near Villa Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Wagner and Mrs.
Henry L. Richter were guests of Mrs.
Geo. Sullivan on motor trip up
from Gunnison Sunday.
Lewis Lucero, Sr., with.his daugh-
ter Emma and son Lewis were in
from Jacks Cabin Saturday in their
big new Buick Six.
In the reclassification last week we
understand VIM. Johnson was dis
charged from duty, owing to physical
disability.
Some violations of the sugar rules
have come to light recently in town.
Details have not been learned as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurel Spann and
Mrs. VIM. Spann were up from Jacks
Cabin Monday on business.
Mrs. H. 7. Smith spent the day
Wadnasda.r .xr;th Mrs q Z Tharaas G