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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07
CATTLEMEN'S ANNUAL BALL
is GALA AFFAIR

The annual ball of the cattlemens'
association was held at the La Veta
hotel, Friday evening, April 80, and
was complete success. Nearly every
rancher for miles around and his wife
or sweetheart were there, altho bad
roads kept away some from the high
er valleys.
The first part of the evening was de-
voted to delightful program which
had been arranged for by the commit
tee. Misses Vivian Trip and Hatch
and Mr.. Carl Walker contributed>Jnus-
ical numbers, and Mr. w. F. Rockwell,
president of the stock growers asso-
citation at Delta, delivered an address
on the cattle industry. w. L. Curtis
gave an excellent talk boosting the
High fSchool bonds. After the pro-
gramNthe floor was cleared for dane
ing. The ballroom was attractively
decorated in the colors of the associa-
ton, white and green; and these with
the beautiful gowns of the ladies, made
a delightful scene.
The seven piece town orchestra
played in the usual style, contributing
much to the pleasure Of the evening.
Very satisfactory refreshments
were served in the former Red Cross
Canteen room by Harry Gavette. The
menu consisted of sandwiches, pickles,
coffee. ice ceam and cake. Cooling
drinks were served all the evening by
Mr.. Gazette.
Altogether the event was memoir
able one, and the committee, with
Henry Crooks as chairman, and C. T.
Stevens and w. l.. Anderson as mem
horc arc IaSav1yinu If r,,,,eh rradit for
the way in which they planned and
arranged the details of the evenings
pleasure.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
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". Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday May 5.
frank Dunn went 10 Gunn!-On Sun
dag. the 'Ir-t 20 make the trp IN a car
tsl. -pung.
VI and Mrs Oscar Dunn were over
from the Lake Fork Sunday. visiting
th- rank Dunn family.
Everett SammUns returned to the
valley Monday. He has spent the win
ter IN Denver and drove over in a car.
Howard Ebert and Roy Rice are
dong some work on the road be
tween here and Spencer The road
needs some work badly.
Fred and Jesse Wilson have pur-
cha sed from +. 4. Foster the old
Coursan ranch. stock and implements
for ten thousand dollars
School election was very quiet in
this district Monday. only four per
sons attended. WIN. {. Howard was
elected president and Mrs. s. NJ.
Nichols, secretary Of the board.
Vim. c. Howard has bought from
f. 4 Foster Sr., the ranches known
a. the James Andrews place and the
old David Huntsman place, also $50
head Of cattle, horses and implements
that will go with a ranch. Price paid
,,rug S,0 unn
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Saturday, May

Saturday, May /.
Ernest MaZZa. formerly of Marble,
after spending a few days a, the
kanzlcr's left Friday for his ranch on
Snow Shoe.
Rudolph Sporcich and Tony Sneller
arrived from Crested Butte Friday to
take up their residence on the ranch
they bought from Paul Reed.
Nj Naiine Of Mahoney Pt.,, on the
Anthracite is coming up with his cat
tic SATURDAY. Mr.. Valne and family
spent the winter in Somerset while the
cattle were being fed in Paonia-
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred o. Shaffer. after
spending the winter months in Denver
returned to Paonia last week On the
way up 10 the ranch, they spent Sat
urday and Sunday AZ the kanzlers'
Ms. Shafrcr says she is glad to get
back TO the ranch, but Mr.. Shaffer
says the ranch is all right, but oh,
you bright lights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hildebrandt,
foreman and housekeeper for A. c.
BotsfoTd the past fail and winter,
after giving this community the once
over, have decided 20 locate here per
manently. They will certainly be a
welcome addition to our fast growing
community.
Ike Taylor, foreman, four teams and
crew, are camped at the forks of the
Anthracite and Muddy. Ike looks up
the road, then down and does not
hardly know where 10 begin. The
roads are in very bad shape and must
be made passable quickly, as the
ranchmcn want to haul in their seeds
Government men arrived Sunday to
inspect the Somerset Bauiine road.
Everyone is hoping they see the neces-
sity of improving this part.
Charlie Nogel of Paonia went up TO
his ranch on Snow Shoe last Saturday,.
Charlie looks a few inches taller, and
when questioned, he said he had
stretched that much during the win
ter pruning trees.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07
SMITHS PITCHING SCORES
VICTORY FOR SALIDA HIGH

In the first baseball game of the
season, Salida High School rumped
away from Gunnison High by II to
! score.
X. Smith pitched 4 magnificen;
game for the Salida aggregation. He
allowed but six scattered hits and
should not have been scored against.
Captain Grafton kept the Salida team
scorcless until the fifth inning. The
victors drove Grafton, our star twirl.
cr, from the mound after having gar
nered six runs. McElvain replaced
Grafton, but after hitting two men
the team remained "in the air. and
he, too, weakened to the extent of al
lowing six more scores TO be made
1t was a terrible disorganiza,ion and
took the patience of Job to see the
fifth inning TO an end.
The sixth inning was ushered in BY
Coach krause sending Ellington in
the box TO finish the game. We held
the foe at bay until the last inning
when two unearned runs were scored
Our boys were helpless before NJ
Smiths mastery twirling. He struck
out two batsmen and did not issue a
pass. In the eighth frame, after the
game was sewed up, Smith eased UP
on the air tight ball he was hurting
and the Gunnison boys CLEANED -four
of their six hits.
The coach and school We're not sur.
prised at the victory by the veteran
outfit from Salida, yet they declare
they expected the score to be less
overwhelming. Coach krause speaks
highly of the merits of Salida's nine
rs they played an errorless game
With the exception of the fifth inning
when eight uneXcusable errors wer,
made by the Gunnison team, the boy:
played a good game.
The summaries are as follows:
Salida High-0 0 0 0 ~ 90 PA
Gunnison High-0 o 10000
Hits-Salida, 9; Gunnison, 6.
Errors-Salida o; Gunnison, 10.
Strike out-By Salida, l2; by Gun.
nison, l2
Batteries-k Smith and Bush, Sal.
ida; Grafton, McElvain and C. Bennett,
Gunnison.
Umpire-Philbin of Salida.
NOTES
The umpiring was excellent thru
out the game.
Fifth inning saw the Gunnisonites
breaking the altitude record as dia-
emond aviators.
Salida will come here for a return
game on May 22nd.
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NssEsC Champion Correspondence.
Mrs Fred Klein has been very III
tn past week, but Is better now.
The ranchmen around this vicinity
ar Unloading their next winters Goa.
Ben McDonOugh and Charles Nc
AAster spent Wednesday in Gunnison
on business.
A; the election Monday. Ben Nc
Da1Ough vas made president of the
school board.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Jones we're visitors
in far1ln Sunday from their ranch on
the TOmichi.
Mrs- Roy Lobdell spent Sunday in
G1unls9n Hlth friends She returned
home Monday.
III. and Mrs. Paul Boyles Of Gun
nls0n spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben McDonough-
Work has been started on the Par
lin road. The grader Is now working
near the ROuvieTe ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Haymaker
came up from Taylor river Sunday TO
spend the day with friends.
Mrs. Matte Whitnore Of Salida is
vIsItIng her sister. Mrs Nern Brown.
she expects TO spend the summer in
Parlin.
Mrs. Fred Klein. Mrs. NJ. A Deering
and daughter. Helen. and Mrs. ]. r.
Coroit were visitors from Parlin at
the county seat Wednesday.
After spending the summer at the
Brown ranch, Miss Velma Pimony
left last week for visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Charley johnson on the
Cochetopa.
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Ncws-C Champion Correspondence.
Mr. Evans is beginning his spring
blowing.
Mr. and Mrs. George Darter are on
the Lake Fork
Moody Ramsey is turning out
Whinn"Ty's cattle.
Winnifrcd and Charles Webb have
been III with severe cold.
Mrs c. J. Blair was down 10 Gun
nison on business Monday.
Henry Kerns has arrived from
HotchkisS TO work on the Golconda.
Webb Whinnery went to Pueblo
Thursday to the state Republican con
ventiOn.
Mr. Root arrived this week to look
over the Buchan ranch. Mr. Buchan
is in Texas.
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News-Champion Correspondence
Wednesday, May 5.
Jim Crowley. Bill Shideler and
Fred kaltenbach were GUnnison visit
orr this week.
The election for a new president of
the school board resulted in the selec-
ton Of Winfield LaMOy.
Mr.. Al Names came down from
Spencer TO attend hsr daughter, who
has been i.l this week
DR.. Hanson. RGfs Sars0n. Len Jones
and Bob CooP.r were visitors N lola
last Sunday from Ggnnison.
Lynn ky.o and Dennis Mullins have
quit their jobs ~ tho Headlight mine.
Lynn ha- .Du. 20 Gunnis0n. while Mr..
Mullins returned 20 Salida.
Grover Carpenter has q small sized
colony NJ his ranch helping shear his
sheep. Besides six Mexican sheep
-hcarcrs. he has Everett Lowe. Jack
CouEhse and Herman NORTH
The bad weather during the month
Of April. has put the Tanchmen far
behind In their work. In other years,
the yloV ng was finished By this time.
TO date. not single furrOw has been
turned.
/, Is with regret that we learn Miss
Dora Gab,er will not return sext fall
Her splendid work has brought her a
very unusual offer from Twin Falls
Idaho IN the teaching profession. Miss
GableT has a very roseate future
During her stay here, she clearly de
monstrated that she is worthy OF
something bigger. something Offering
wider scope for her ability.
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News-Champion Correspondence:

Monday May 3.
Charley Anderson bought Ford
in Gunnison last week.
General Manager Pcart and the sur
vcyor left Thursday for Denver
Mrs. Phil PrrssIcr returned Satur-
fu! from Frisco, where she was visit
ing a sister, Mrs. Dcberry
Harold Allen is here at present
working at the box cars. His wife
and family are coming soon.
The weather has been better these
past f"w days Snow is disappearing
fast and wagons are used here now,
Andy DohlInan and son Endin re.
turned Sunday from Canon City, after
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Allan for
about a week.
Those who attended the Cattlcmcn 5
ball IN GunnisOn from here were: Geo.
Watson, Wood Remington. Victor OPP
randi and Joe Zcilinger. They return
ed the next morning.
After 4 short stay in Denver, Char
Icy Shaw returned to Gunnison Tues
day.
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Wednesday, May 5.
Will Warrant has returned to his
Willow creek home after two weeks
stay on the home ranch.
Corbin and Ernest McNeill return
ed last week after several days in
Powderhorn and other points.
School at this place is expected 10
open soon after June lst, Miss Steele
of Lake City being the teacher.
Ranger John Staveley was in this
section the past two days. He expects
TO bring his family over in the near
future.
The nearly total eclipse Of the moon
Sunday night, was viewed BY every
one up this way, the sky being clear
and aifording a very fine sight.
jess Ferguson and family visited
with friends and relatives in the val
ley for several days, then went on 10
Spencer, where we understand they
may stay this summer.
The backbone of winter seems to
have given way and the warm winds
Of the past few days have made havoc
with the snow and placed the muddy
roads in fair condition.
Fred Wilson of the Powderhorn
lIs'iue hurried trlp 10 tne hoWaru
ranch Sunday. Mr.. Howard returned
to the valley with him, while John
Howard went down Monday.
Guy NJ. Doering made a "Trip to
Rudolph Mergelman's at lola the lat
ter part of the week, returning with
three registered Hereford bulls of
high pedigree to lead his herd Of fine
cattle.
Mrs. F. Ferguson took in the enter
tainment in the valley recently, and
visited her son JEFF and wife. Mr..
Ferguson, who has been taking the
baths at the Cebolla springs will re-
main while longer as the baths are
helping him.
Otto Bowers and Harry Youmans
motored to Gunnison today-the first
car this season-Mr. Youmans going
down to complete the details of trans
| ferring his ranch and cattle holdings
to Mr.. Pugh of Denver, who ex-
poets to take possession in the i'm
| mediate future Two such deals in
the past few weeks, show that out
siders are beginning to know good
thing when they see it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07
A STRANGER

jefferson County Republican,
Coming home one evening an old
colored man found a young negro
with his arm about the daughter Of
the house. and said:
Mandy, tell dat nigger to take hia
arm away from around your waist"
Tell him yerself," said Mandy.
hes puffic stranger to me-"
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News Champion Correspondence.

Wednesday, May j.
The Eighth Grade pupils are prac-
ticing the operetta, "Snow White" for
their commencement play. They are
working hard under the direction Of
Mrs. Jorgensen.
Mr. krausc announced Wednesday
in Physical Training that the Seventh
and Eighth Grade boys are to chal-
lenge the High School boys in track
meet They have began to practice.
The Eighth Graders are making
posters in art for the Cantata, The
Walrus and the Carpenter" which is to
be given in May. The posters are q
great success and are to be put in the
store windows for advertisements.
The Grammar School children, al
we'll as everyone else, were very hap
py to hear that the bonds for the new
County High School had gone thru.
II means a great deal for their future
as we expect to be there some day.
Monday evening there was compar-
ing of grades, as the teachers gave
out report cards. This is the fifth
report that has been given out this
year One more, and they will tell
the tale" of passing grades toward
which many larger pupils are looking.
Those who sent away the 25 PEN
manship drills to the Palmer Company
recently, were rewarded for their
work by the arrival this week of their
pins, of which they are very proud.
Some of the pupils are going to try
for the little gold pin, which they will
get by sending in 100 drills.
KATHERINE KNOWLES
Mrs. J. NJ. Thornell left Saturday
for a short trip to Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07
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Satu rtay Apo 30
Last nrrk NJ Rynk. ven, 20
Plncsla and brought up "a supply Of
meat and coffee. which wcrr a god
send 20 tEv." m Marble,
NInc men ha., been liking on tE"
road blsslng -uo". They hupr 20
reach rlarta soon, rn"n they can
bunR m tho Pap"r, and parcel post
matte winch la, p..'I UP Al Carbon
da., the pat 'ur',. wesss-
he SNOW hs,",-rn Marble and
Placl,a .- -o d,7p and 500 nj, that
hur-~- -lnk thru gp the ground. 1t
VA impossible 'o g', The mail to
Marble. 30 Oh, NAL Garner brought
only the letter., making the tIp on
foot
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NtWs-SuiIl uiOn correspondence
Wednesday, May D..
Pat Stephenson is laid up with q
bruised hand.
Ray Slane has had considerable bad
luck lambing up to date, but now that
the weather has cleared, he expects
to recover part of his loss.
Date Scott sold bunch of beef cows
to Stone & Son last week for a good
price. The cattle are to be delivered
in punches of seven each week.
Ed and Mrs. Mitchell were over
from the Cochetopa Monday. They
stopped here for short visit on their
way TO the election at the Crookston
school house in Saguache Scounty:
The warm weather of the past few
days has done wonders toward re-
moving the snow on the Waunita road.
The road gang is working north of
Parlin near the old Fred Mcdonald
ranch and is building a new piece Of
road over the hill there.
School election Monday reslted
as follows: T. X. Slate, elected pres
ident; f. X. Mcconnell secretary.
The high school bonds carried by q
majority of three votes. The old
school house will be sold for the best
price obtainable at private sale.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

Mss Hatch Of the Normal faculty.
has been quite i'll this week. She d
impsuving now. but it win be some
tfne before she is able to Be around.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

G. F. Kyner, of Newton, Kansas,
father Of Mrs. n. V. Napier, arrived
Tuesday. He will go on in a few
days to Grand Junction for visit
with relatives there and will probably
return later and spend the summer
with the Napiers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

Mr.. Peat, general superintendent of
the Rocky Mountain Fuel Co., spent
nearly all last week in Baldwin, in
specting the mines and attending to
business. He returned to his home
in Denver Saturday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07
GUNNISON HIGH DEFEATS SAL.
IDA IN DIAL. TRACK MEET

Captain Nelson's track meet out
classed Salida High in a dual track
meet last Saturday afternoon by a
score of 76ie to 47h. At no time
were the Gunnison boys in danger of
losing as they took the lead in the
century dash and held it throuout the
meet.
The hardest and fastest run was
the mile in which Bruno march,, of
Salida and Gillaspey, of Gunnison ran
the whole distance with but a yard
between them. Marchi retained this
lead during the whole race and won.
The strong west wind that swept
across the field and the poor condition
of the track, kept the time below par.
Grafton carried off high honors for
the day, scoring Is points.
SUMMARIES
100 yd. Dash-Hughes, G; c-Don-
ough, 5; Foster, G. Time, 1900.
220 yd Dash-Foster, G; Kelly, S;
McDonouyh. Time, 23:3.
440 yd. Dash-Neilson, G.; Smith, S;
Bennett, G. Time, 59:O4.
$50 yd. Run-Marchi, S; Nelson, G;
Gillaspey, G. Time 2:2O.
One Mile-Marchi, S; Gillaspey, G.;
Williams, G. Time, 5:23.
120 yd. Low Hurdles-Gratton, G;
Peck, G; Sage, S; Time. 1900
220 Low Hurdles-Gratton, G; Mil
Ter, G; Ford, S. Time, 1908.
Shot Put-McDonough, S; Wright,
G; Cough, s.; 81 #, IL in.
Discus-Wright, G; McDonoagh, S;
Delo, &. 81 #. in.
High Jump-Ailler, G; Grafton, G;
Delo, G.
Broad Jump-Gratton, G; Liscomb,
s.; Eourse, G; and Sage, S, tied for
8rd. Distance, II #. 8 in.
Pole vault-Liscomb, s.; Nourse, G;
McDonough, S. 8 #. 10 in.
y mile Relay-won by Gunnison
q~e- T;rno r.AQ
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

Ralph Thompson came up yesterday
from Willow creek, near lola, where
he has been putting in a patch Of
spuds on Lonnie Dents place, which
the latter recently purchased from
Joe Smith.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-07

Mrs. ]. NJ. Thornell left Saturday
for short trip to Denver.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-09
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred PloOf
Surprised on Anniversary

When MI. and Mrs. fred Pho f =
turned from making call on Sa' ur-
day evening they were amazed to find
twenty-five Of their neighbols and
friends who had gathered at tn il
home to remind them that it was
their twenty-fourth wedding ann ver-
sary. The evening was spent in play
ing games, and to cap the climax, a
mock marriage was arranged, in
which the bride and groom we're at
tended BY Mrs. Stanley Eliot as
bridesmaid and Henry Fauches as
best man. Little Doris Brigham and
Emma Eliot We're dainty flower girls
and Vernon Talbot, was the ring bear
or, Mrs. Bert Manuel played the
wedding march and Parson Manuel
tied the nuptial Knot. Mr.. and Mrs
Ploof were heartily congratulated by
all, and wished many more years of
happy married life. B. l.. Brigham,
in behalf Of those present, pr sented
them with a cut glass water set and
several pieces of silverwara. Mr..
Ploof responded, thqrking them for
their good wishes and their g'f's A
most delicious lunch was served dur
in the evening.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-09
NEWPORT LOCALS

The body of Archie w. Tice, who
died in Waterbury from epilepSv was
sent to Newport Monday evening for
! burial today. The remains were .e-
moved to the undertaking parlors of
BYRON Curtis, who conducted the flu
neral today.
Alex Ramsey, divinity student at
Bishops College, Lennoxvillc, sup
piled most accertablv St. Mark s
church Sunday morning. Rev. A. P.
Banks, the rector and family are
still in quarantine and the week day
services during the past week were
cancelled. Mr.. Ramsey was the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bullock.
Miss Marion Trahan is the new
saleswoman at Drew's Ladies Ready
to Wear Speciality Shop.
Mrs. Charles Drown has returned
from a visit to her son, Harlow
Drown in UXbridge, Mass.
Mrs John A. Prouty has sufficient
ly recovered from a recent operation
at Sherbrooke hospital as to be able
TO return to her home here Saturday
evening.
Miss Violet Ellis is employed at the
home Of P. H. Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.. Ward are TAX
ing two weeks vacation ana are
visiting relatives in Bury, Angus and
other places in the Provinces.
Nj. and Mrs. William Osgood Of
Cookshire were visitors in town on
Monday
Miss Bertha Turner spent the week
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-09
Work Being Pushed
On Newport Transfer

The story in Mondays Caledonian
Record concerning the re-sulvey of
MassawipDi was not official, and the
Boston and Maine heads reserve the
right to change any of the plans
which have been formulated thus far
in the process of the work. 1t was
enormously reported that the cngir-
GERS in charge of the work and made
plans to change the road-bed of the
Boston and Maine in the Massawip-
pi valley. This particular phase Of
the work does not lie within the
duties OF the ENGINEERS who are max
ing the survey, and they wish it un-
dcrstooi that they have nothing to do
either with changing the road-bcd Or
divoIting the course of the Massa-
wirpi river.
Work on the new transfer plat
form. which has been carried on the
past two weeks, is being pushed to
the limit in view Of approaching cold
weather. 1t is expected that the
changes which are being made in the
handling Of the great tonnage OF
lIelgnl AZ lllc -NtWpoII llduHlcl, VIII
increase very materially the output.
1t is possible that the charging Of
the transfer will avoid the necessary
night shifts.
With the larger trucking surface
that will result from the erection of
the new platform, the crews may only
have to work the dav time, and yet
be able to handle effectively the in
creased amount Of tonnage that has
furnished such knotty problem for
he officials in the last few months.
AT the present time. 11.000 tons are
being handled monthly by the local
transfer. When the new transfer is
completed. so additional cars can be
cared for bv the extra tracks, being
laid to accommodate them.
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MISS Alice AmeH OF East buIN was
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