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New Britain herald., 1919-04-03
THREE GENERALS HONORl

Leonard Wood, Hugh Scott and Jd
 Morrison Get D. s. NJ. DecoratioI
 Washington, April 3.--A list of f1cers who have been awarded Distinguished Service Medal for cepttonally meritorious service d1 ing the war, issued by the war partment today includes the na1d Of Major Generals Leonard Vol Hugh L.. Scott and John F, Morria|
New Britain herald., 1919-04-03
WEATHER.

Hartford, April S.-Fore- cast for New Britain and vicinity: Fair tonight; Fri day unsettled probably rain and warmer.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-03

tContinued on Eleventh Page,
The Era-leader., 1919-04-17
THE COSMETIC OF THE INANIMATE.
IN
! ~!

III am the of surfaces ktVi
II am the word-od preserver
1Noah knew for he pitched the ark within and without
1.-THE Pharaohs sought adornmen for their ombs-
their mummies endure because conserve.
III am the woad Of the ancient Brtons their blue battle hue.
Because of the treasures of the Stne Chapel defy eace
rnent.
III am the keeper of the antique.
III am the servant of progress.
1Combus found bedecng the savages who watched him
plant Fednands banner the shores Of New Spa and the
sails of his carav resisted the elements of the West
through my aid.
1.-THE pioneers westward vending their way daubed the prairie
schooners with my protection.
II the royal robes of civilizations monarcs Steel and Lu
ber.
1.-THE au wings of the apane CLEAN under my protective
veneer.
1.-THE suen dreadnaught and the homng transport plow the
seas impervous to corrosion because of me.
I'll waeproofed your agents of destruction the bullet and the
SHE'LL
1Then drew the mercy of my conceang camoufage
your hospitals.
gen the homes and on the barns and on the
surfaces.
GWhere life is am alive.
HWhere death and decay my absence hastens them
HAnd my mission is to preserve.
TSsver of Surface, / am PAINT!
The Era-leader., 1919-04-17
keep FIT FOR HOME
SLOGAN OVERSEAS
Pershine Issues Order DESIGNATING
Y. m. c. A. to Supervise
Athletics.

Paris.--General Pershing's position
regarding the Y. NJ. C. As manage.
ment Of athletic activities in the
American eXpeditionary forces is SET
forth in the following army order:
"The Y. NJ. c. A., with the annrovol
OF the commander in chief. has organ
iZed a department Of athletics and Is
prepared to give every assistance in
the development Of general athletics
aid the arrangement and management
o. competitions between military units.
ut has large number of speciollv
trnined physical directors in mass
play and other athletic activities now
in its ranks in France. One of these
VIII be attached to the staff of each
division and separate unit, and will
~, designated in orders as the diyi-
*io:iIl Cor nniD athletic director. and
::ndc" supervision Of the division ath
p.!, "ficrl will he charged with the
feasibility fog The arrangement,
~ ".f. neral conduct of
The Era-leader., 1919-04-17
Summer Normal Begins
Summer Session June 9th

Preparations are almost COM
plete tor the opening Of the
Summer Normal, which is to be
held permanently in Amite. A.
ter the meeting in Hammond
deciding to place the Normal per.
manently iu Amite, some mis-.
understanding arose and at a
recent meeting OF the parish
superintendents, which compose
tue district held in NewOrleans, it
Was decided that hereafter the
Normal would he held in Amite.
This decision was approved by
Supt. Harris. The Normal will
open Monday, June 9th with
Prof. W. ]. Dunn, principal OF
the Hammond High School, as
conductor. Other teachers are
Prof. W. A. Sisemore, Prof. j. /.
Covington, Prof. A. j. Park. Prof.
F. c. Ratcliffs; Misses Elizabeth
Pierce, Aida Spencer, Beulah
Parker, Zilphia Eastman.
The faculty is splendid one
and q large attendance is expect.
ed. Heretofore there has been a
registration fee Of $500, but this
expense will now be borne by the
state making the course entirely
free to the students. The only
expense is the board and such ia.
dividual expense as the student
will pay outside cf the school.
The course of study, which has
not yet been completed, will be
later.-Amite Times.
The Era-leader., 1919-04-17

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The Era-leader., 1919-04-17
Resolutions of Respect.

Wheras, in the order of Divine
Providence, Mrs. L. E. Jenkins,
q most noble member Of this
church, and q friend of all whom
she came in contact, has been
called to the realm of higher ser.
vice, and many hearts have been
touched and almost broken there.
by: Therefore be it Resolved:
First-That we feel in her de.
psrture the loss of 9 dear friend,
q Christian mother Of the very
highest ideals, a neighbor whom
everyone honored and loved and
one Of our very best loyal Baptist
women.
Second-That we cherish the
memories of her blameless among
US, her wise councils and her
zeal for the cause of Christ at all
times and under all circumstances.
Third-That We extend to her
beloved companion Mr.. l.. E
jenkins, her children and all who
hold her near and dear to them,
our heartfelt sympathy aud pray.
ers in their bereavement.
Fourth-That a copy Of these
resolutions be sent to the Baptist
Chronicle and Era Leader for
publication, a copy spread on the
church minutes and copy sent
to the husband.
Passed by the Spring Hill Bap-
tist Church in conference this
fifth day of April, 1919.
Committee.
The Era-leader., 1919-04-17
rauisiana Methodists
Face Great Task.

The Methodists of Louisiana
.,s facing the greatest task in
,hsir history. They are committed
4 lie task of raising seven hun.
a,,i spd fifty thousand dollars in
il psxt five years.
4 ghen We consider that their
uptributions for missions last
4 yssr was only S16,339, the Sun.
isy School contributing only S3,.
isl, we begin to understand the
magnitude Of the task.
Let US remember however,
there are 10000 members in the
stste; more than 10000 members
b the Sunday Schools. "We can
aoit, and we will"
Rev. N. E. Jayner, Conference
Missionary Secretary. is firmly
oonyincsd that Louisiana Metho-
I'LL 90 over the top. The simple
pIsns be has adopted are already
esAing results. Each Sunday
Gehool pupil is asked to give to
Missions five cents per month and
/! once the contribution leaps
Iron $1,000 to $4,000. Thusands
lave plsdgecto tithe their incomes.
The total of fifty cents per month
Der person would be more than |
100000. |
The Franklinton Methodists are
eoing their limit to meet their
Dart Of this program. Rev. J. B. |
Fulton, Judge P. B. Carter, Cam
psign Directors are planning big
things in the near futu.e with a
select eammittee of laymen, and
shsn the drive comes off in May |
lhs Methodists ofFranklinton will |
b able to face their brethern in |
6ther communities with a clear
sOnscience.
The Era-leader., 1919-04-17
THURSDAY April

athletic activities throuclout III,
unit"
In another section Of the order nro
vision is made for mass athletics and
competitions for every possible man
an all-point company athletic cham
pionship and official A. e. f. cham
pionships in a wide variety of sports
keep Fit for Home" is now the s,o
gan. If the period of demobilizatjor
Is not to be, as Doctor Mott has ny,
1t. "a period of demCralizationo fo,
many men, attractive, constructive
physical activities must immediatcI,
be substituted. To q certain degree q
continuation Of military drill will meet
the situation, but the games and play
informal and competitive, will be
found the best agency to meet the cal
for physical well-being.
There will be physical expression OF
some sort, particularly during the lei.
sure time of the soldier Shall it be
destructive, disorderly and dull-or
constructive, orderly and Interestingly
The army has decided for the latter
1t has adopted program maintaining
a wise balance between the amount of
drill necessary to maintain military eff,
hclency and discipline and the amount
OF play necessary to keep men physi,
cally stimulated, and so the RESPONSE
bility for the play side of this pro-
gram for the 100000 men in France
is placed upor (. NJ G.. A. athletic
directors, expersr in their profession.
The Era-leader., 1919-04-17
SAVE THE SURFACE.

4 Save the surface and you save J
4 all. Disintegration and decay
4 are conditions which usually
4 start at the surface Of any ma:
4 terial. Protection against de.
4 teri0ration or rot of substances !
4 therefore, should begin with !
4 care of the exterior. Provided !
4 material does not carry within !
4 Itself the element of sure decay, !
4 proper surface protection viii !
4 undoubtedly lengthen its life.
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The Era-leader., 1919-04-17

There is a certain long.sufferlng
father whose nerves sometimes
give way under the constant fire
of questions from his talkative
eight-yesr-old son.
"Dad," asked the .youngster.
Just as the old man had one eve.
The Era-leader., 1919-04-17

THE PAINTERS BEST FRIEND

4 OF all the many liquid sub <
4 stances which can be used for X
4 the binding of paint or dry sub 4
K stances which when dissolved In K
X water are used as vehicles for. 4
4 pigments none fulflls necessary X
K conditions so we'll as linseed oil, X
K the king of the fixed oil, and, 4
4 what is Of enormous Importance, K
4 does 1t as cheaply. 1t is the K
4 painters best friend because it 4
4 makes his work satisfactory. 4
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The Era-leader., 1919-04-17

hereby certify that the above
Peg foregoing is a true and ctr.
ssas list OF the Grand Jurors
aiaEn for service at May Term
9 she 10th Judicial District Court
y louisiana for the Parish of
Haahington and accordance to
lAis April 2nd, 1919.
N. A. THlGPEN,
Clerk Of Court.
The Era-leader., 1919-04-17
NUMBER 3.

ming settled down for perusal OF
his newspaper. dad, am | made
of dust?"
II think not" responded the
unhapl y parent. Otherwise YOU
would 4ry up now End Msp,
Tt.Btts. .,xz
The Era-leader., 1919-04-17

We invested in America when
we were risking all--invest now
taat the victory is won.
The Era-leader., 1919-04-17

Clear the way for the Finish.
InR Nish."
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-17
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL. STUDENTS
10lN-Sn

Anderson. Edna A. Del Norte
Anderson. Edna r.. lola
Arterberry. Esther. Gunnison
Austin. Blanche. Gunnison
Allen. Lora. Gunnison
Akin. Hugh. Gunnison
BarnhiIl Dorothy. Gunnison
Bates. Viola. Gunnisons
Bcals. Margaret. Gunnison
Beezicy. Alta, Baldwin
Beexlcy, Lilith. Bal~in
BENNETT. Chester A. Bowie
Benson. Henry. Lake City
Berg. George F., 0unnison
Berry. Grace, Guhnison
Besse, Hazel. Gunnison
Booth. Cecil. Pueblo
Brooke. Harold. Gunnison
Burgess. Elva. Gunnison
Caiisius. Vary. Gunnison
c.iyts. Hst~- Cunnisou
ca pcute.-, Ruby L.. Sapinero
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-17
RIO GRANDE TO OPEN SOLDIER
SUMMIT AS TERMINAL

Grand junction Sntinel:-
Information received last evening
from the general offices of the d. 4
r. G. railroad Offices at Denver, state
that on October "a, Soldier Summit
will be opened up as q railroad ter
minal. This means that railroad men
running out of this city to Green
River, Utah will now hold rights as
far as Soldier Summit, Utah, in other
words, the Green River division will
be extended as far as Soldier Sum-
nit, Helper, Utah, which has been the
Green River division headquarters
ever since the Rio Grande has been
in operation will be closed down with
the exception that it will be operated
as a helping station for freight trains
going and coming from the West. S
1. Racey superintendent Of the Green
River division states that he has been
busy for the past few weeks super
vising the movement of the office
to the Summit.
General Manager F. G.. Green and
r. F. Ray, assistant general manager
paxsed thru this city last night on o
special train enroute to Denver
These officials have been in Salt LAX
City in conference with the Utah line
of officials in regard to the opening
of the new terminal at Soldier Sum-
nit on the oath of this month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-17
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o 900 OOOo 600 o o o
News-Champion Correspondence
W-.lr,.day or,ass- is

Wsduusdag. October 18th.
Miss Margaret Collier iS tb. teach er
at the E.s-Tslis school. and .r boarding
At &. ". IaFr's
Mrs Arlington vet out 10 GUli~r
recently and took Albert ia plaa" IN
school there
Misc Dorothy carr has been very sick
an Dr Cutam Iugs Ma called Co. So" her
Tun.y Mcneil e. l.. HnRI.5 and Law
yer walin. of NuntFu-". w'r" on the
Lake Fork looking Tor deer. The two
latter gentlemen each got biz buck
Mrs l.. Burhhn " homo from a
visit 90 Kansas and Oklahoma. ATE
Euchhn brought back her son and
daughter with her
/. Uuchan brought IN tractor
and a saWmill from Denver recently
Dr PARKS. Of Mnntr0ss. was visiting
at Van Huskirk's recently
Cupid IL busy these beautiful day
on the Lake Pork. and we'll known
young people are soon ,u wed
Kathryn Arlington has been quite
sick. but II reported some better
Geo. Grafton. our wclI-kuown bron'
| rhu buster got IA bruucho lately thR
| lIk-d To have busted" him. George u
around but says never again"
! Bcssi. Dwy.r has been riding ant
I collecting Htr cattle together.
! Bily Doran, our capable forest rang
| "r. is busy these days looking aftc
[ government busincSs-
/ loci Carr and Henry Benson ar. q
go tD Denver this year with Carl Ben
son when b" ships hI- cattle
Henry henson has gOn. to Gunnlsoi
Z To attend high school Henry Is on
[ Of our boys to be proud of. and we eS
( pcct great things Of him
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-17
CANON CITY-GTNNISOS
FOOT BALL GAME TIE
tC,rfirurI from

Continued from Ftrst pagel
fay this week he played viIh al his
might.
Coach Erauae predicts an improve
men, In The line became there Hill
o. con 'darabin time at practice TO
,uaE.heu tha weak places
No, an unjust decision was banded
out by any officials Saturday, and II
the officials a. al games were as fair
as those Saturday, a great deal Of
argument and dissatisfaction could be
done away with.
The locals viii play Moatrpse High
School here on Saturday, October %.
Line up Of the Guuui on High:
Center Capt Ellington; L. Guard,
Hall and Foster. r Tackle, Grafton;
r. End, Curtis and Brooke; l. Guard.
DrIo: l. Tackle, DOTS; l.. End, Mat
thnws and Bennett: Quarterback.
Hazclhur,t; r. Half Back. Pittser;
Full Back, Il. Wright; L. Half Back,
6. Wright.
Referee and Umpire, Mr. Causey
and DR.. johnson.
Timekeeper, DR.. Manuel and Mr..
Hickey.
Head Linesman. Paul Wright.
The literary societies Of the Nor
NAL School and High School met last
Friday and elected their officers:
Nillsouians
Edith Welch, President: Sadie
Quinn, Vice President; Hugh Hether-
ington. Sec'y. and Treas; Ruth Isen-
see, Marshal; Miss Edna Schmitt,
Critic.
Aihenians
Zelma Mckee, President; Russell
". Kelley, Vice President: Lois Mel
son, Secretary; Martha Dyer, Treas
urer; Carl Walker, Marshal; Miss
Emma Aren't, Critic.
I Philomathians
kathryn Lashbrook, President; Eve
/ lyn Miller, Vice President; Mary Nc
Laughlin, Secretary: Merle Wright
Marshall; Miss Lucy Green, Critic.
/ La France
{ Jessie Hanlon, President; Wilma
( Dong, Vice President; Mary Calkins
Secretary; Jennie Robson, Treasurer;
Marshal; Miss Lucy Green, Critic.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-17
900 ooo 90 o o o o
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30 OOO o o o o . o o o o
News-Chanpiop Correspondence.

~ rlus s1nE. b-fEDFT hth-
Ossa- Jshns1n Saz a sunday visitor
from GuunlsBn-
Erhn Howard and sifs Epsn; week
bose ss4th relatives.
a party from Denver. s-1so were Eith
Erl-" Andrews. got nn~ buck.
e. AEp~y aud party. from Muntross.
were reported bring sgccessfui
HIBtTFr
H1War Ib.rt returned from Hoteh-
k.ns .I r.Hr" Tor the hunting reason
bringing lHa friends with him
L. A. Poster. uGEb and Fred Wilson
are holding duEu the F0rreF ruuch
the .sHt as the family having moved
60 sluuIsua far school
Br. Geo l. SGrEoIIs q Denver spent
"a. bunting -rs--Hu .u the valley. ~
Faa.EH tl.sa rI#uHLa. aH Hrr E-.Ttta :
ground. hr hagtuE hunted Tor thr~@
tags. but
EarI NuWiu. Chaz. purse, Prank
La-Lt!sy. u. /. Gray. q Gunuis0n. hr-
King and a sHrnt. - Sallda. - NJ
several days here hunting but from
r.pgrJ-. ,EpsT.-ucs -aE ali tEry took
. HHEnH.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-17
NEGLECTING THAT
COLD OR COUGH?
Why, when DR.. Kings New
Discovery SO promptly
checks il

IT'S natural you don't want TO be
careless and let That old cold or
cough drug on or that new attack
develop seriously. Na' when you can
get such proved sur...H al remedy
as DR.. Kings New discovery.
Cold, cough. grippe, Group does not
resist this standard ri .vur very long.
Its quality * as hIEh today as IL al
ways has bccn-nud lis been GROWING
steadily ia popularity FOR more thar
Nfty wears. GOc. and 81 - bottle al
nil druggists. Give 10 trial.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-17
NEwS-CHAMPlON ROLL OF
HONOR


The following names Of new
subscribers and those who have
renewed their subscriptions are
on our Honor Roll for the week Of
October II, 1919.
G. w. Reed, Somerset; Carroll
NJ. Carter, Lonnie Dent, Ohio
City; C. W. Russell, Arthur
johnson, Sapinero; Chas. Wal
burn, Whitepine; H. A. Olson,
Aspen, Oscar Carlson, Sergents;
Mrs. Esther Harley, DIR. Angus
Taylor, Crested Butte; Louis
Linn, Pitkin; o. s. Causey, STAN
ley Pugh, Cedric Williams, VIM.
Reece, Maurice Formaz, Gunni-
son; ]. c. Hayes. Almont.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-17
Const;pated? tcre's Relic

Not that often huuafaI, always vlr
lent and tcmporarr ur!p Hast come
from harsh pIrguI.v"s. hut the eaEs
Portable, gratifying. CORRECTIVE regu'
tion OF stubborn bowels su pronounce
In Dr. Kings Ncw Lie Pills
Tonic In action. they promote 60
bile flow. stir up The lazy. thuruUE
but gently cleanse tine system of W.
matter and f"rInrnilug fnpsss. nud -.
YOU keen zrst for hard work az
healthful recreation. All druggists
25 cents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-17
NORMAL SCHOOL STUDENTS
First Quarter, IDfg-.0

Adams. Aiulua. Saltda
nleuneCke, AaEdalene. Montros.
Bryant Helen, Grand Junction
Camp. Gladys. Mancos
Clark. Edwinh. Gunnison
Collins. BiTddis, Crawford
coyington. Maud. Nuntrosc
Cofcr. Mrs. VI, Gunnlson
Cofer: Pearl. Gunnts"n
David. Lucy, Gunnisun
Byc. May. Canon City
Dyer. Martha, Aesa
Ellis Mary L. Alamosa
Eubank. Lucia. Grand Junction
ESter. Mrs. Mareare; Jean, Gunnison
Flood. Julia A. Council Bluffs. Iowa
Foster. Emma, Cunnison
foNgrubeT, MsTian. Gunnison
Gingrich. Lsafa. Crawford
Hartman. Leah, Gunuison
ketherinston, Hugh. Gunnison
iiicks Ada, Gunnison
Hogsett. Madge. Fruita
Hopitins. Beth. Crawford
Hurley. Mary, Gunnison
Hutehins, Mildred. olnthe
lsensee. Ruth. Modesto. California
Johnson. Myrtle, Salida
Johnson, Raymond. Crested Butte
Keime. Miired. Littleton
Kelley. Il: ~. Mcpherson. Kansas
Laihrop. Mrs. l. r.. Gunnison
Leayitt. Hazel. Lewis
LeNalley. Dorothy. Crawford
Lewis, Marian. Nontrose
Pcarladcl Lewis. Montross
Lorimer. Laura, Hotchkiss
MaEruder. Lucille. Palisades
MaNNille. Anne Paonia
NcCab.. Anna. Gunnison
Mckee. Zeima. Gunnison
Nckeen. Clara. Leaviile
Miller. Enn. Gunnison
Nelson. Lois. Gupnison
Nichols Norma Powerhorn
Peterson. Clara. Cedaredge
PIN. Nerna, Cortez
Potter. Roberta, Gunnison
Quinn. Sadie. Gunnison
Ross. u. T..
Ross. May Moore r.
Rutland. Marian. Gunnlson
Ryan. Arvilla. Price. Utah
Scvcrson. June l. Grand Junction
Sherd. Evelyn. Cedaredge
Sherman. Mildred, Palisades
Stanford. Ruby May, Delta
Tuttla. Edith. Hotchkiss
Tuttle. Nina NJ. Hotchkiss
Walker. Carl, Gunnison
Wcich. Edith. Delta
Welty. Emma. Cedaredge
Williams. Leone. Gunnison
Winslow. Helen, Gunnison
Wright. Erma. Delta
Young. Theo. OIathe
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-17

Sapp and Bartlett returned We'd
nesday from four day hunting trip
in the San Luis, but declare the north
ern ducks are not yet down.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-17
Officers Elected

~ tho fr5t faI meeting q The
4bvtcrlan Ladies Aid Society. re-
,rH,ry held. the following officers
were elected Tor the coming year:
President. Mrs. John 4. Steele;
Vicc-pra dent. MTs. Raymond Miller;
Srcy. ana treas., Mrs. Jerry Williams
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-17
ACHES AND PAINS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
You'll find Sloan's Liniment
softens the severe
rheumatic ache

Put il on freely. Don't rnb it in.
Just let it Penetrate naturally. What
sense Of soothing relief soon followsl
External aches. stiffness. soreness,
cramped muscles. strained sinews,
back "cricks-those ailments can't
tight of the relieving qualities of
Sloan's Lin;ment. Clean. convenient,
economical 35c, 70c, $l.M
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-17

Carroll. Cecil. Fruita
cofsT. Leslie. Gunnison
Cowan. Mildred. Gunnison
Co~an. Ruth. Gunntson
Curtis. Lora. Gunnison
Clark. lnsz. Gunnison
DAMN. Anton. Crested Butte
D.lo. Dorothy. Gunnison
Delo. Dorothy, Gunnison
Delo. William. Gunnison
Doig wilma. Gunnison
Ipotts, Clair Clarence. Delta
Dye. Etha. Howard
Doyle. Harold. Gunnison
Ellis. Mary, Aiamosa
Ellington. Jack. Hotchkiss
Fagreilus. Ruben, GunBison
Foster. Ernest Gunnison
Foster, Eugene. Pow.rhorn
GiiIaspey. Willis, Gunnison
Grafton. Mary. Gunnison
Grafton. Patrick Henry. Gunntson
Gray. Erwin. Gunnlson
Tray, Harriet. Gunniosn
Green. Chester. Gunniosn
Hayden. Jean. Gunnison
Hall, James NJ Austin
Hanlon. Jsssie, Gunnison
Harlin. Mearie. GAINESVILLE. Mo.
Henderson. Eugene. Hotchkiss
H-therington. George. Gunnison
Hetherington. Rowena. Gunniron
Hogan. Micheal. Gunnison
Huson. Maribcl. Crested Butte
hughes. Thomas. Gunnison
Hazelhurst, Gerald. Gunnison
Johnson. Raymond. Crested Butte
Knoll. Lawrence. Gunnison
Knowles. James. Gunnison
Lake. Henry 4Nlien. Gunnison
Lake, Mary F.. Gunnison
LaPIante. Clifford. Gunntron
L.ashbrooke. Katherine. Gunnison
La.hbrook. DuidabeIie. Gunnison
Lathrop. Nellie. Gunnison
Lrhew. Jen. Independence
Leonard. Eva. Doy1eyiile
Leonard. Melvin. Doyieville
Little. Helen. Pariin
Lucero, Garfield. Almont
Levenhagen. Marie,
Matthew's. John.
Marshall. Lottie. Gunnison
Marshall, Olive. Gupnison
Mccready. Evelyn, Pitkin
McElvain. Percy. Gunnison
ArcGiis. James. L.adNis
Mcintyre. Eva. Smith HI
Mckinney. Luciee. Gunnison
Mckinney Mabel. Gunnison
Mel .aushlin. Mary. Gunnison
Miller. cieone. Gunnison
Miller. Everette. Gunnison
KILLER, Evelyn. Gunnison
Moore Dorn, Gunnison
McEivaine. Howar. Gunnison
Nelson. Sherman Walter. Gunnison
Nourse. Thomas. Gunnison
o'L-ary. Lawrence. Gunnison
O'Neill. John. Creste Butte
Osborne. Ella Gunnison
Osborne. Mark. Gunnison
Palmer. Hugh. Gunnison
Parrett. Marjorie. Denver
Parrett. Nivianne. Denver
Perkins, Walter. Gunnison
Pittser, e Allen. Gunuison
Pittser, Jaunita- Gunnison
Potter, Bernice. Gunnison
Ried. Mildred. Gunnison
Reppy Nellie. Doyieyille
Riley Roe. Cunnisou
Ritchie. Raymond. Hotchkiss
Robinson. Jennie, Gunnison
Ross Gencvtsyc. Gunnison
Russell. Lucy. Gunnison
Suenccr. Ruth. Gunnisou
Smith. Gracei., Gunnison
Snrenson, Albert Gunniron
Steward. Mildred. Gunnison
Stone. Bruce. Gunnison
Stone, Helen. Gunniscn
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-15
ANOTHER BUILDING
X. H.. MAYFTELD WILL ERECT
BUILDING WITH FLATS.

Besides the Berther-Robertson and
The Daily Leader buildings now un-
der purse of construction on Egan
avenue N, another business block is
soon to be erected on the lot next
.rorth of the Ireland building. r. H.
Mayfield, the owner of that select
spot, has matters about arranged for
immediate work. The architects
plans have been drawn and accepted
and there is nothing excepting the
specifications awaiting, to hold ac-
tual construction work back. A
double front two-story building is
what Mr.. Mayfield has in mind. The
upper floor will contain four sets of
flats. The insistent demand for
houses and store buildings is not YET
satisfied. The proposed new Nav
field building will help some in the
matter of providing a place for more
people to live and engage in business