The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-08
Gunnison and Pitkin


We have received letter from ths
Kuner Pickle Company acknowledg
ing their gratitude to those mer.
chants throughout the state who have
: Ipatronized their products for the
past years. Among them from this
place are mentioned w. S. Ditto as
dealing with them for 36 years; C.
G. Anderson for 90 years; and E. M
Collins and the Gunnison Mere. Co
time not specified
Mrs. Oscar Nelson returned this
morning from SaIida where she had
taken her sister-in-law. Miss Grace
Nelson to the hospital for treatment
for heart trouble. She reports the
young lady as improving. but thinks
she will be obliged to go to a lower
altitude.
A hurry-up call F.iday mcrr irg
bro-ght DIR. Russell ard nurse 10
tie bedside of Mrs w. S. Yoder up
Tay or river, in time to assist in
bringing twin babies into the world.
A fine boy and girl are doing well and
the mother likewise is doing nicely.
Mrs. R. l.. Saunders stopped over in
Gunnison from Saturday until We'd
nesday on her way home to Delta
from Oklahoma. While here she Wis
tied at the ]. j. Gregg ranch and
with her daughter, Mrs w. T. Rich
ardson. at the d. ]. Lehan home.
C. w. Martin, of the Gunnison Mo-
tor Co.. left Wednesday for Denver
to bring the wife and twin girls
home, who have been spending the
past month in the city. The Martins
are now comfortably located in the
Grand apartments.
John Satterstrom came down from
Ohio City today to make filing on a
$40 acre homestead east of that
place. He was accompanied by A. L.
Whitehorn who made the survey and
is helping him with his filing.
The Rainbow Tire Shop is moving
across the street to the old Stone
building just east of the Rainbow
Route Garage, and expect to be fixed
up ready for business in the new To-
cation by Monday next.
Several parties from Gunnison mo
tored to the top of Monarch Pass or
Labor Day, among them H. H. Foge
and family with several friends
Ralph Stone and family and Homer
and Erwin Gray.
r. A. Lindquist and wife left fol
Cheyenne last Sunday evening for &
weeks visit with their daughter
Mrs. Brown. Mrs. w. A. Diebold has
charge of the Linquist store during
their absence.
Stanley Montgomery returned Tue s.
dav from the D. & R. G. hospital al
Salida where he underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis. some time ago
He is employed at the Gregg ranch
F. E. Hufty, postmaster at Paonia
left for home last Sunday after 6
short visit with his old friend f. A
Foster. He also made a call on oui
P. NJ, P. C. Boyles, while here.
w. T. Noel returned to Crested
Butte Wednesday after few days al
home. He expects to be up there
about two weeks more loading los
for the Rockefeller saw mill.
Miss Norma Nichols left on last
S tu- davis train for Meeker, where
she will be employed again this win
ter teaching the primary grade ir
!; the Meeker schooL
A..P. McCarver and wife, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Geo. H. Hunt and Elmer Wei
rick and wife came down from Crest
ed Butte Tuesday, returning Wednes
day afternoon.
DR.. McDonoueh returned in his ca'
flom Saida Sunday where he .hat
been called on account of the deatf
of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Joe Nc
Donough.
Chester Pittser left for Butte
Mont, Tuesday morning where he IL
employed again this year as athletic
instructor for the Montana School o.
M;oac