The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??, 1921-07-14

Pete Moore captured two coyotes
over on Antelope last Sunday.
Pete Peterson was up from Sapi-
nero Friday evening and went home
Saturday morning.
J. M. Warrant, Jack and Jess Fer
guson drove in from upper Cebolla
last Monday with their FLYER.
H. R. Aiken came down from Sar-
gents Wednesday morning, to take in
the celebration and visit with his
family.
]. M. Thornell and wife returned
home Tuesday after visit of sew
eral weeks at Mr. Tkornell's old home
pin Ohio.
VIM. 'Strassburg was granted a
preliminary decree of divorces fiom
May Strassburg in the County Court
Monday.
Birch Keelor came over from Dem
yer Sunday with Geo &c Aspey. He
may stay here the balance of the
summer.
]. j. Gregg and wife returned Mon
day evening from a two months visit
in Kansas. They say they are glad to
get back home.
Mrs Marshall Davis, nee Miss Ell
nora Bray, arrived from Denver Tues
day morning with her baby to spend
e couple of months with home folks.
FIR Hilbig retui ned Saturday from
Denver, where he attended Church
gathering the past week. He says
Denver wrs delightfully."- cool and
pleasant.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Fitzgerald
has been spending a few days at the
A. L. Wilson resort fishing and went
home Saturday to Telluride we'll
loaded with the fruits of the Gunni-
son.
Ross M. Lambdin sold his Coal,
Transfer and Ice business last Satur-
day to ]. E. Calkins & Co. Mr.. Cal
kins is brother to E. M Calkins,
wNo has been resident of Gunnison
for several years.
OrviIl French, who joined the Navy
from Gunnison in 1916 and was with.
one of the best bands during the war
is visiting relatives and friends here
for a couple of weeks. He has been
playing in an Orchestra at the Broad
moore Hotel. Colorado Springs.
Sheriff Hanlon was called to Pit
kin Saturday on a complaint from
Robert A. Kadel to arrest Sam Dale,
who had threatened to shoot him. At
TIE trial of Dale on Monday it de-
v-lcped that Kadle had been loot
leg ing and gambling, and he was
arrested and tried on. both of these
charges: His fine was $4,000 and
costs for Bookkeeping and $4,000 and
crsts for gambling, total Of Ss1.71.
These fines are turned into the School
funds.
The special train carrying Presi-
dent Yourg end fis suite passed
through Gunnison Saturday just ahead
of the passenger. President Young
was on tour of inspection of the
Rio Grande road ard the editor of
this paper enjoyed pleasant ten
minutes conversation, pertaining
la gely to the fishing here, with which
Mr. Young seems to be acquainted
from the old days. He spoke inquir-
ingly of DIR. Sanford, with whom he
fished here about twenty years ago.
After seeing Jack Craver do his
motor cycle stunt in the % foot wide
siIo at the Carnival we agree abso-
luteIy to the funny story the boys
tell of Jack approaching the advance
man not. long ago and bracing him
for small loan till Saturday night.
Nothing doing said Mr.. Advance man.
Any man who will do what you do
three or, four times night is not
safe to loan room rent to. Maybe it
is safe to ride mile a minute on
edge in an exaggerated chprn but we
don't want any Investment in the
man who does it,. OF all the dare
devil stunts we ever observed Cravers
has them all backed, off the track.
Undersheriff Lshan and Coroner
Hyatt were called to Crested Butte
Saturday evening to investigate the
finding of some human bones and a
shot gun on Crested Butte mountain.
Matt, Malensek had reported the find