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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

superintendent of the county schools,
Miss Grace Hoch, who has been at
J tending University of Washington.
passed through Pendleton last night
on her way to Bingham Springs, where
She will spend the summer with her
mother, Mrs, Mary Hoch.
-
4 MIR. and Mrs Ralph Temple, who
have been ON a motor trip in Cali
fornia, are now spending a few days
, in Portland on their way home. They
will be accompanied here by Mrs.
GINS La Fountaine. and her daughters.
who have been in Portland for an ex-
tended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] B. McCook and
Mrs. W. Schwartzenberg left this
morning for visit in Portland.
Mrs. J. J. Hamley was hostess yes
tcrday for the final meeting of the
year of the Spizzerinktuin club. the
members being asked to her home on
jackson street where an abundance or
vari-colored roses from her own gar
dcns were used to deck the attrac-
tive rooms. About sixteen guests en-
joyed the hospitality and shared a
Gaintily appointed luncheon. In
uniquely arranged contest Mrs p. J.
Hegeman received honors and bout
quet of rosebuds for naming the
greatest number of streets IN Pendle-
ton. The meeting with Mrs. Hamley
adjourns the club until autumn.
-
Mrs. F. E. Judd Mrs. w. l. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Frank Frazier and Mrs. j.
F. Robinson motored yesterday after /
noon to the Robinson summer cottage
near Bingham Springs where they /
viii remain until tomorrow afternoon 1
Much credit is being extended by |
Royal Neighbors of America to Mrs, |
Fannie Coffman, who was in charge |
of the annual childrens day program
given by the lodge in Moose hall last I
evening. More than fifty guests
we're present to enjoy an informal
evening with games. guessing con-
tests, daintily served refreshments.
and the following well presented pro-
gram:
Reading. Trouble in the Amen
Corner ............ Thelma Akey
Vocal Solo 49,. Mrs Glare Edwards
Reading. Counting Eggs ........
....-.......... Marguerite Akey
Reading tSelected) -. Ruth Taylor
Reading, A Bit of Advice ....
.........--...... Mable Ferguson
Mrs. William H Lytle of salem, was
extended another expression of well
come upon her visit in Pendieton
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
Harold Brock Returns from Service.

Harold Brock. Pedleton boy who has
been overseas as a radio operator in
the. United States navy, returned last
night to Pendleton. He has secured
an honorable discharge from service.
His parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. e,
Brock, met him in Walla walla. and
the party drove to Pendleton by auto.
Part of Brooks service was while at
the naval base at Plymouth, England
but recently he has been in New York
aboard the u. s. $. Philippine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

An annual Children's Day program
Of the Royal Neighbors of America
viii be held this evening at o'clock
in Moose hall, All neighbors and
their families and visiting neighhors
and their families being invited.
Miss Grace Rngg. Miss Louise
Sheehan of Oregon City, Harold Gray
OF Medford. James Sheehy OF Por:.
land, and Mr.. and Mrs. John STARK
Evans of the University of Greco.
faculty are canoeing from Eugene to
Portland. where they expect to ar
rive this evening.
A picnic of the Sunday school of
the Baptist church is being planned
for this evening on the banks OF
Mckay creek Machines will meet
the party at the church at 1870 for
the trip to Hawthorne. the De Spain
@alm southwest of town.
The Rev. r. f, Gornall. who is to
deliver the address to the graduating
class at Echo tonight, left this aft,
ernoon for the neighboring town. He
was accompanied by w. w. Green,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
Six New E9lxs Today.

Six Pendleton men were initiated
into the Elks lodge at the regular
meeting last evening. The initiation
ceremony was followed by light
spread of ice cream and cake. The
following men were initiated: r. NJ
Tannler. Thomas r. Follett, Thomas
F. Murphy Abe I. Molstrom. Anton
Ney, Jr.. and Franklin NJ Kennedy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
Joe Despair to Visit at Ranch,

Joe Despair. Canadian war veteran.
left today for the c. F. Daniel farm
hcme where he will visit Francis Dam
isi. Daniel is also war veteran, hav-
ing received his discharge from SER
vice in the United States navy.
May Go to Heppncr.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

when Mrs Frank Hays. Mrs. Fred
/ Earl and Mrs. Mark Moorhouse were
hostesses yesterday for / O'CLOCK
| luncheon followed by an afternoon
around the card tables. Twenty fouI
guests shared the affair which was
given at the home of Mrs. Hays. Pink
roses in tall bud vases made charming
the six small tables at which the
luncheon was served and In the bridge
which followed, Mrs Richard May
berry won pretty trophy for high
score honors.
Mrs. Richard Mayberry and little
son Robert, and Mrs. Willard Bond
and Betty" motored last evening to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Strand near Vansyele. where they are
to be weekend guests.
Miss Mildred Davis was surprised
in a delightful way last evening when
in honor of her sixth birthday ami
versary her mother Mrs. r. r. Davis
asked a group of friends to spend the
evening. Refreshments followed
number of games. The party mclud-
ed besides the honor guest and MIR.
and Mrs. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
New. Mr.. and Mrs. Rigby. Miss Lucille
Davis. Charles James and Chitman
Conley.
Miss Leila Cook arrived last even
ing from Portland for a fortnight's
visit with Mrs. A. +. Gamlowski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross E. Winner and
their little son plan to leave Sunday
for Salem where they will spend
month as guests of Mr.. Winners par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Winner.
Mrs. Clyde Phillips is expected to-
arrive tomorrow from Portland TO
Join her husband here.
The annual picnic OF the Presbyte-
rian church sunday school will be held
or Mckay creek on Friday, June 81
starting from the church at O'Clock
in the afternoon. About 100 young
people and the teachers OF the school
are expected to attend. Superintend-
snt A. C. Funk is being assisted in
the arrangements by committee
og Mrs. Charles Bonney,
Mrs, F. NJ. Harper and Mrs H. E.
Mclean.
The members of the Ladies' Aid of
he Methodist church are spending
he day at the Indian Agency, as the
guests of Mrs. William Bishop, wife
IF the chief clerk at the agency. A
picnic dinner was served on the lawn
1t the out-of-town spot.
Mrs. James H. Gwinn arrived home
his morning from Seattle, where she
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
ut Red Cross Capteep

Buttermilk has been added to the
menu at the Red Cross canteen and
finds favor with the service men. The
canteen committee plans to make the
rood conform with the weather and
hopes in the near future to serve ice
cream
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

Mrs. Annie ] ireland today took
out permit to remodel the basement
of her dwelling. the cost to be $50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

Miss Blanche Lewis is here today
from Helix.
F.. Hanlen is a Pendleton visitor to-
day from Kamela.
Joe Stap and C. F. Redfern citizens
of Spokane. are in the city today.
j. c. Snyder is here today from
Lexington.
| w. E. Chase Is registered at the
Golden Rule from Spokane.
| Earl F. Hubbard is here today from
/ Medford.
| H. c.. Harris of Lansing, Michigan
! is in the city.
Mrs Jessie d. McComb. state c"un-
| ty agent leader, is at Hotel Pendle-
| ton.
| Miss Ruth Hart retrned on No
/ II yesterday after a few hours visit
with relatives in La Grande. She went
over in the morning on train No. 4.
/ s. d. Peterson. Milton attorney, was
| n Pendleton on probate business to-
| day.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakley went to
| Stanfield today on official business
/ Mr.. and Mrs. NJ f. Mayberry are
in the city from Adams.
C. L. Forbes is here from La
| Grande and is at the st. George.
Dick Kerchoff is in Penudleton
from Pilot Rock.
r. r. Chamberlain, stockmen from
Ukiah. is in town
Ruth Robb is registered here from
La Grande.
I. r. Lawrence is a Pendelton visitor
today from Ukiah.
Cecil Cosper returned yesterday
from Portland.
G. NJ. Wyney is Pendleton visitor
from st. Paul.
e. B. Waterman is in the city from
Salem
E. B. Waterman is in the city from
Salem.
8. T. Moore, of San Francisco, Is
here today.
j. Kinsman Is a Pendleton visitor
from Heppner. He Is at Hotel Pen
dleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

need for additional American troops.
With these two phases of the prob
lem eliminated work of the depart
ment here would be confined almost
wholly to sending supplies of ann
munition, food and clothing and this
would involve additional effort only
in case of an extensive campaign
which is not considered likely
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

At simple ceremony Margaret
Dosch Josselyn and David Campbell
were married last night. The wedding
ceremony was performed under the
trees in the beautiful gardens of the
Henry Dosch country place at Hills
dale by the Rev. John II. Boyd. The
bride and bridegroom We're unattend-
ed and the guest list was limited to
relatives and a few close friends.
The bride wore travelling suit OF
gray tricolette. richly embroidered,
and her hat was of lavender.
President and Mrs. Campbell of the
University of Oregon and other rela-
tives came to Portland for the cere-
mony. Mrs. Campbell is one of Port
lands most attractive young matrons
and great favorite socially.-Port-
land Oregonian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

was the guest of her daughter, Miss
Olive Gwinn, during commencement
at the University of Washington.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
Too Late to Classify

FOR RENT-Three sleeping rooms
and tent for light housekeeping. In
quire 312 Willow Phone 3S7M.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
Gei'NEo,HsT.

VIZ. N. RJTTER
Ritter has been made . mem
ber of the Industrial board OF the
Department of Commerce and La
ibor which viii suggest the prices
the government will pay for Erin
lcipai commodities during the
period of readigstmsnt. He was
head of the hardwood section OF
khs wsr industries Board
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

WANTED-Experien girl or wo-
man to work on ranch. No family
washing. Must give references.
Phone 207R.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. ] b. McCook and
Mrs. W. Schwartzenberg left this
morning for visit in Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
YANks START ON

CONTINUED from page one.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

Mrs James H. Gwinn arrived home
this morning from Seattle, where she
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

The members of the Ladies' Aid of
the Methodist church are spending
the day at the Indian Agency. as the
guests of Mrs. William Bishop, wife
of the chief clerk at the agency. A
picnic dinner was served on the lawn
at the out -of-town spot.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

Mrs. Richard Mayberry and little
son Robert, and Mrs. Willard Bond
and Betty" motored last evening to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
strand near Vansycle. where they are
to be weekend guests.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

Mrs. William H Lytle of salem, was
extended another expression of well
come upon her visit in Pendletor
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-12-11
Local and Personal

Local and Personal
Fred Hay drove down from Irwin
Thursday.
A. B. Arnold went to Gunnison on
Saturdays train,
Tony Danni was Jacks Cabin Wis
itor Wednesday last.
Mrs. D. L. Gladstone was on the
sick list all last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Bottenfield were
in from the ranch Friday.
]. Q. McNatt. c. F. & 1. surveyor.
spent several days in town last week.
Bill heads, letter heads, envelopes.
cards, etc. printed at the Pilot Office.
Crested Butte is to have two
Christmas weddings, and one in jan
uary.
The infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Niccoli has been very I'll tho past
week
Engineer P. G. Elder left Saturday
for Trinidad where he will spend the
winter.
Schuyler Hodgson has been suffer-
ing from an attack Of pleurisy the
past week.
Mrs. n A. Jaynes, who spent sew
eral days in town last week. returned
to Smith Hill Thursday.
Industrial Commissioner Fincher
arrived in our city Monday from Dem
yer. remaining until Wednesday,
Mrs. Bernice Lucero came down
from Smith Hill, Thursday and has
: been spending some tdme In town.
Hr1 y
Steve Krizmantch arrived home
from Minnequa hospital Thursday.
He had been gone about two months.
George Morgan was an arrival Sat-
urday from Lake City. He expects
to work at the mines here this win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Weiss depart
ID Wednesday for Imperial. Nebras-
IN, whsss ta,sy arc to make their fu-
turslhAuAA. 49, /.
L. @. Espsy Wsnt over 70 the d. 3
r.. q. hospikal at aalida, last Wednss-
day and waa operAAed feW days
iatsr for appandieitts.
On account q ths AaaH suUw, work
on tho tFamwAy and ot1sf work At
the Balklsy ntna was diseontinued
last Ffiday until spring.
Nr. AID Mrs.. McKaigAe departed
for Pus6,S Thnrsdny. Mr.. HcKssght
has hssn pAtting in the furnace At
the Colorado sspply stors.
Mrs. Gus YounebsFE. who spant
tbs past few months Asrs with her
husband, departed Thnrsday for AIsx-
andrfa, LouisiAna, to sse hsr mother.
Wasted "A naan and wife for board
ing house, woman 10 help in boarding
house and man to work At mine.
Write 70 Mrs.. n. A. Jaynes, Smith
HIN Boafdtng House. Crested Butte.
Mrs. =. G. Gladsteop sntartained
tbs LA<1ks4 Aid at hsr homo on Elk
avsnns Ast Tharsday Afternoon.
About iiftAsR ladies spent The after
noon piseinx quilts after which the
hostess served delicious lunch
L c. Sharp. Of Gunnison 10 here
taking tie place Of Il J. BoySs 1t
ths dspot. Mr. Boyis 10 taking a
vacation and b sEd Mrs. Boyle Will
taks trip 70 Dsnver ard Na1ssn-
burg to visit thsir danghtsr anA SoA.
kas,1fa - l1s - |11 ~ y
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-12-11
Voin. e. AeiSs1a 0n1Iao

!; Crssesa Butte, Ceap.. De. IA lS1A
Nosis j hereby e4vsa Vat tiss -;
ny,Al apbAin9 Of III 1iEsS q
ths B1hksof CrsseAA Bntte win ~
hsad atsHS hanking hnass q Nssaa3,
January a1Bth. 1o1O. y 3 p. "a, NJ
ths pdspcpe Of slsettng Board Of
Dlfssters 10 ssrvs dnrtng the ensuing
year and Ter tl,o trAusAekton of aAy
o<Aar bsuinsss prusclS hrdaEht -
fess Alla mssti y
pAAi4 - CEsstAA Butts. ColoraAo
this 19sA aay of Do1&er. 1919.
sG v. BKH0eI, Cashier.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-12-11
ssso0e FiI@ paTs

WY b roh4sd, hy tranp fur bay
srs asd Hssse ~ pasa cut sxsCsr-
aseA q4stassohsf 1sad tso = ~
q saAA I vii p OVER a. and
ssnd yoa my Ia and u not aatis4ae-
tosy vim rstasn Without cost to yel,
=
lS1-ao Bials g.. Dspysr. ce's.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-12-11


ing supplies Aad otlssRWise peepktng
for . wintsr 1t tAslr ninfn6 sla5ns
up spsin9 csssk II. Hay1alse lAs
so1ns good coppsr ORE weasA runs
aboat 97S to tlA ton and - 3expsets
to begin slaipPing II ~ fsrring.
Capt T. 6. Matthe~sen rstarpeA
Wsdse1Aav frcsn vsEX sposeae3al
trip to Dsavsr. NA cnnpanv. WHO
are woa1Elne ~ Ne tsa Haad On
DurAieA q 1rAiA, IN sss9k xhrA. ~
winter. ptovtasds tafsy 81 nlkA
coal, N. Thar cAa, ,teaG ~ ctal
here nSss bwt 'wlsakAaf - tai,nulA
co.npany will -4pih ~ se1, - Iut it
in 10 tlsb Y.
Mr.. Jack NssShAm end ehilarsa
wsas TO Gmaisoa. Frfigy % visa Mn
Nssshm's 5slstsr. Mrs.. Mazy Nat
thsws. for few days: However. a.
tho Depot . tslsgrsm from hat bus.
baad ssMgitsd her. saying Ter hsr ara
ths sshflirsn TO lsass 6. ,R< fer. rhft,
CaliHoe.ia. % TsesdasS ,tee1n 1hay
rstnr1sA Aoms EatnEd4yt cd vim
lsAvs xhis wssk lps Esft-s ~.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-12-11
o-sstsd D.tss hss Et nsr.iss

A Are alarm woke everyone at 500
o'clock Thursday morning. The N. !.
Roth store was found to be on hre
and the entire stock Of gcods WA
ruined. The building was owned DJ
Herman Click, Of Cleveland, Ohio.
and with the stock was completely
covered by Insurance.. Origin Of the
fire 10 unknown.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-12-11
81 YEARS AGO
Copied from the Files Of tie Elk ~.
PiIst, Then Priatsd In Irvia

u
Aug 8. 1888 to Sept 27. 1888.
Jake Goodwin departed for Gunni-
son last week.
Joe Bray has accepted clerkship
at the Trading store.
S. C. Robinson has erected hand
some new assay office.
F. w. Fuller went to Gunnison on
Monday to rest up for few days.
Mr.. Groesbeck and Jerry Koontz Of
the Augusta mine, came in this morn
ing.
Miss Mary Block and brother Joe
have gone over to Aspen to visit
friends. ~
Mrs. Cal Chappell presented her
husband with a fine baby girl last
Sunday morning.
Billy Knight has gone to Denver to
attend the Grand Lodge meeting Of
the A. F. q A M
Dan Miner was In Gunnison to at
tend meeting Of tbs county COM
missioners last week.
Mrs. James Carson presented her
husband with . ~ pound daughter
in Gothic last Friday.
Homer Eneas. George Hale and Gus
Schuman have gone over to Yule
creek to work their claims.
Ed Warren reports that several old
bachelors around Elko ara very much
in need Of female house keeper.
I. John McNally,a celebrated dancer
arrived here from England last week.
He is brother-in-law Of Jos ONeiL
Mrs. A. Anderson from Aspsn is
visiting with her parents. Mr.. Ard
Mrs. r. r. Kelley. 1t the Bullion King.
Vic Anderson is spending . couple
Of weeks in Aspen. Amaxndus tahss
his place In the shop here while hs u
gone. :.
Adam Miller has gone to Denver
for the purpose OF huying . fun line
Of carpets, cruekery. queenswnre asd
furniture.
Amaaihs Andsrson took Mtss Kali
ley baGk b Aspen wstA hrA Pret1v
good horseback ride for . young Ady
80 milss. N %t4s
Bsscasr Baney. Frank. 0aamaA
fhos. Owsns. Levi ksrta,An and WslJ
l1oldsn ass . few IrwinftSs WHO wsfS
n toxn 4nnday. Ea = 81,
z Ian Wkftsd u Weathsfboar1G NJ
Owens hpass and dws1 expAct ID hkSs
Il Nrs. Owens in camp aseooa - ~
hoase y n shape to receive hsr.
Last Sanday afternoon Gus Bum
mire I'D Joe Bsll had aAseting
match With live pigeons. 1As$ each
killed eighteen birds and called 1t .
draw.
Henry Dseker'a family and Mr.
Roystca's family are out camping for
. week on Crested Butts mountain.
Thsy will make good uss Of thsir
time picking berries. IL
Charity Robinson and wife and Mrs.
H. N. Webster are on two wssa
camping trip on Taylor river. 1hsy
6re also entertaining . party OF
frssE,ds from Streator. NJ
Manio Mstzler has developed de-
etasd tAste for surgery. AL ms c9e-
ratione % far have been eminantly
saecesaful. Persons in need OF his
services apply. at taas bank.
Miss Maktie Wallace started for her
Cineinnati home "Wednesday. after
.spsodas two years hs Ie@in shs sx-
psets 1oibs gone ,until Nay or 1aup.
and Dse Rnmor says she will return
- Mr. =.
RieAara Lloyd came OVER from
:
aon. - brother. Thomas LicyA vss
.leilIsd Me- SanaAy whiss trying to
pick peksa miased shR. H .hevss .
vtls asa eight cl;asattsn - nsdafA his
lIsadsn AniSs.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-12-11

man, WHO WAS AlISEWdTuS eieCIeu
sheriff. and Pat DAILY was chief clerk
of the Forest Queen Hotel. The other
hotel was kept by a man named
Burns The principal asset to both
Of these hotels no doubt was the bar
room, and it was claimed that Burns
manufactured his own stock When
his recipe for the making of high
proof rye and bourbon became known,
which had been secret, Burns BE-
come disgusted. lost interest in life
and soon died. The Widow Burns
afterwards married man in Crested
Butte by the name of Wilson. who
was printer, and his capacity for
consuming too much of the "bar
goods" was such that the mahufac-
turer went out of business. Mrs.
Burns was in Goldfield, Nevada about
twenty years ago. but has no doubt
climbed the golden stairs ere this.
With two hotels. no stock Of goods
and the excitement of the Ute Indian
scare, the town of Crested Butte
struggled through tho summer Of
1879. Provisions were running short
in the fall. but Burns whiskey never
gave out. 1t soon come to point
that II life and liberty were to be
preserved for Thanksgiving day some
thing had to be done The self styled
boss Of the little settlement was q
man who had appeared among the
first arrivals. and hs was known ~
"Arkansaw." No one knew from
whence he came. his former history
or anything about him He was nat.
urally q morota and sullen man ex-
cept when he had q few drinks OF
Burns' whiskey on board. then with
his six shooter he would assume his
prerogative as dictator Of tho camp.
"ArkAnsaw' was . companion piece
to Yank Baxter. and when both Of
them were in camp there was sure
something doing In the old town, and
Burns was Obliged to work overtime
to keep stock ON hand to supply the
demand. As every ons did not sub
sist ON Burns manufactured goods
and meat and nour was running low.
1t become . sarrious question where
the Wintsr stock q pruvfsioos wsse
comiAe frum. A pAck train was dis
| patched to LAAdvillA taking ths ru1te
up Copper cr6sk frsiM 0oaAlS over
Maroon Pass. down TO whsrs Aspsa
10 now, thsncs up Frying Pan eresA
to Granite ard LsadvilIe, wl,sro sop.
plies were bcaeAA u n. A ". TsAossf
store. In IL Ma1aneifns bstWesu
drinks, ArianMw ~ Teak 1a14ps
ad gone up O-Re-Joyfal gu1ch. !.
killed . black bsAr and two slk. bring
ing In the hind quArtepA 1hs pesh
train having returned. pespatAaisaa
were made for gFAAA feast On
Thanksgiving day. Tlsrs was . r.
valry between ~ Burns' tosel and
The Forest Queen hot& cd the Feast
that was sprsaa vas oos long to be
rssnembersd By ta1sss Who ysn,ainsd
In Crystsd Butte fos tl1as wintsf.
In ths spring Of % the great rash
Of people came anA Arkansaw ~
vanished. Burns dteA. bat YaAk DQ4-
ter was still with ~ DarinG ~ In
dian scare In -. Yank BAXTER came
down from Mis- camp IA Poverty guleh,
after. a. hs said, hs had shot away III
Of his aailmunition sheoeing q tn
fndiAns. L was toald out altar
wards that thsrs hAA NJ hsen an In
dian within fivs nalsS Of POvsrty
Eulch. Nz
Yoass truly. a
J. z PHnLlPe.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-12-11

nut mine piece of rock fell and
struck Pete Varnic in the face. break
ing his nose and otherwise bruising
his face. 1t was at first feared that
his head was crushed and the injury
was serious, but it turned out to be q
slight accident only.
Crested Butte has militia at last
about five with U. S. Captain at
the head arrived here last Monday
They are staying at the Elk Noun
tain House. Just what they are here
for no one seems to know.
Chris Falletti left Monday for Je-
rome. Arizona, where he has accepted
= position with large mercantile
firm. His pal. Earnie Mezza. is there
working for the same company and
sent for Chris to join him.
Joe Yoklavich has opened a skating
rink in the old theatre building next
door to the Robinson Lumber Co.
store. and a merry crowd may be
seen there each evening enjoying the
sport.
A. B. Arnold and H. Gibbs came
down from Irwin Wednesday. The
Mogollon Co. have decided to dlscon-
tinue work at their mines until
spring.
Steve Clauser came in from Tellu-
ride Tuesday. He says Telluride
hasn't as much snow as Crested Butte
but that Montrose has more.
DR.. Dram operated Andy Horan
again Tuesday morning. Not much
change in his condition has been no
ticed as yet.
Mrs. Jack Neesham and children
departed Wednesday for Taft, Calf.
where the Neeshams will make their
future home.
Max Bazz Is hauling the winters
supply Of groceries to Smith Hill this
week. Eight teams went up ON Tues
day last.
There 10 to be another mask ball at
Christmas time but no particulars
are obtainable ~ yet.
Diletta Regona 10 helping Mrs,
Jaynes In ths boarding house at
Smith Hill. /.
Miss Annie Arnott 10 helping in
the n. I. Roth store during the holi-
day rush.
Mrs. C. L Hudson came up from
Gunnison Monday. remaining until
Tussday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Nelson went to
Dstta Saturday to visit Mr.. Nelson's
parents.
Dan Southerland left Tuesday for
the Southern part Of the state.
Mrs. Joe DAMN came up from Jacks
Cabin on Wednesdays train.
John Wieland has started pool hall
at Smith Hill.
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