Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-25

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and the fourth t. .ths Normal. ratAsr
thaA b hang tAsm up . priseA Ths
four inotttut3oa1 na1ad have doe a.
cellent work in IL various loana.
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Sehssl Ueetisa. Msaday. Nay sth
In - school distpiets Of he county
school elections will Be held Monday,
Nay 5th, TO select . SECRETARY Of tie
several boards. In Cunnison Niso
Mamie HaTwuod's term expires. We
have heard no better name thnn hers
mentioned for TIE honor for aADthsr
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On the Anxisas Seat
Four Gunniscn residents took the
examination at Nontrose for the lob
Of postmAster, 1t that city. They are
p. ]. Hurley, b. L. Gray, r. C. Boyles
and A. C. Mathew, tie latter now
ct Telluride. Al results will not b
known for nix weeks 70 two. months,
no one can tell tie answer.
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Dilehes T. De Tasned On
Our ditchtsnder. Hensy Crooks, an-
neunccs that tAe city ditehes ere mp
idly being pat IN shape snd should F.
ready for water ussss early nsxt
week, II the council msnbers author.
ise Il to Be turned On. A. this seas-
On b very dry ard Ill lawns and early
gardens are crying fer water this viii
probably he deae.
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Dt1eribd1tnt Dseek Ttsue
8. =. Lena, sspt.. Of state Ash hateh-
eries, and ". n. Corum Of TIE Pitkin
hatchery, arc very busy these days
placing ths ha1-millioa young brock
trout 1ow Yipe at IL iustitution. Z.
G. Palmer - ~. W. MeKee received
64ooo Nendl0 - ~ placsd n ~
nido nEsoanIo o& ~ C1nniooa nogtA
ef town and H. county coulnaissioness
got IL aaano nnmber Wednesday for
distribut5sa south and west II oux
city. Thak ooght b help.
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Mn. Diekeesoa Reeevesipg.
His mother. Mn. r. N. Dieksrson,
being very ~ with pneumonia ct Del-
T., Fred Diekerson, who is this year =
student ct Greeley, went thru last Sat-
urday to b with her. He returned
Wednesday with the word that ske
had passed the crisis and was recover
ing. Mn. Dickerson has attended
several oe1sious Of the summer Nor.
nal. and u quite we'll known in Cur
city.
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Rnland to Re Aeting Presideat
The Board Of Normal Trustees he's
selected Prof. Grant Ruland, supefip-
tea6ent Of city schools, q aefing pre-
ident Of tie COLORADO State Normal
until selection II made Of . president
ont Of the twenty or more applications
now a snle. Presidant Kelley leaves
tomorrow, - that Pref. Rulasd taxa
mp his new duties q once. He has
the best wishes md hearty support y
III Cwnnison. ard WIN undoubtsdIy
steer the c1n1t With stoady hard.
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OF = Live 9 GsaatlA.
Starting for 0eat&3e 70 huy . home,
Charles April dsDaxtsd Wednesday
nnoEAinG. He - nvod ~ yaasB q
Guniaoa, but tlsin1m II he's e1ou9A q
Fstire q and Win spend his last days
neer his eon Jehs, WHO has good po-
dtion q oeat<le where he u n charge
- ~ nan3eipal ffsh maxlBst q . RI
ny u 440oo . yunF. Mr. April -
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