The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-22


Jap Smith was over Tuesday from
the Camp Bird mine
C. T. Rawalt was up Monday from
Gunnison on a business trip. Major
Ehrman returned with him to Gunni-
son.
J. D. Jennings was up Friday last
experimenting the loading of his
scales, which he purchased from Mrs.
Dickinson.
Little Lester Schierenbeco. will
spend The winter with his grand
parents in Pitkin and will attend
school here.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Norwood and
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Whitehorn went to
Waunita Saturday evening to attend
the dance there.
E. J. Gibbs made a trip to the
county seat Monday. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. R. Lucero, who spent
the day shopping.
Mrs. Barney Nee has been on the
sick list the past week, but her many
Pitkin friends will be glad to learn
that she is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Williams made a
trip to Gunnison Monday to secure
rerairs for broken machinery in the
bayfield, for r. c. McCready.
Date Mason, w. S. Henderson,
Hugh Smith and Gene BonDurant, all
are in Gunnison counting this week.
No, not girls, they are merely jurors.
j. l.. Trickle returned Wednesday
from week spent in Taylor park
assisting Ranger Potter in the erec-
tion of barn for that forest station.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Norwood Her
bert Hefftner, Jap Berryhill and r. A.
Little went Tuesday to Salida. George
and Herbert went to join the Elks
lodge at that place.
Distribution of young fish began
this week. Tuesday 20 cans, or co.
900 young fellows were taken to lola,
to be placed in small streams there
and at Powderhorn.
C. w. Dix, popular salesman for
the Morey Mercantile company, was
stranded here and at Parlin number
of days this week, by a broken rear
wheel en- his Dodge.
L. A. Townsend and Emil Lofquist
Of Grand Junction, left Monday after
a number of days. spent in Pitkin en-
joying the fishing. They were regis
tered at the Bon Ton hotel.
Jno. White, of the state fish COM
mission, spent Sunday here. Mr..
White is doing the carpenter work in
connection with the construction of
tie rearing ponds. at Gunnison.
George Williams made trip to the
top of Gold Hill Sunday with $4,000
young trout which were to be planted
in Taylor park streams by Ranger
Potter, who met the shipment on Gold
Hill.
Misses Lillian and Alice Stevenson
left Monday for their home in Breck
enridge, after spending very de-
lightful vacation at Bowerman with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
Farlee.
Mrs. A. L. Pearson returned Monday
for several days getting her daughter,
Mildred, located for the school year.
1t is Mildred's second year in high
school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Zenor of FIT.
| Lupton. are at Bowerman, visiting Mrs.
Zenors father, Geo. Farlee. They ex-
pect to remain this winter. as Mr.. 2. is
interested in some mining property,
which he expects to work.
/ VIM. Stidman and son, of Denver.
were registered at the Bon Ton hotel
this week, coming here for few days
fishing. They were accompanied by C.
F. Mcdonald and A. w. Thor, All
were well satisfied with the trip.
l.. Lucero, Ben Garcia, Frank Bon
Durant and Mervin Ivy were party
who attended the dance at Waunita
Saturday evening. They were chap
eroned by E. j. Gibbs. who was also
Pilot for the fiivver. All report fine
time.
Mr.. J. B. Cammann and little grand