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

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Attorney Carl Sigfrid was in Pit
! kin Sunday from Curay, coming over
on business.
Mrs. Mary P. Korn was over this
week from Tin Cup. She stopped at
the Mason hotel.
Mrs A. L. Pearson went to Gunni-
son Saturday to visit over Sunday at
the Wiseman home.
Don't forget to turn out Sunday to
the ball game. The Junior team is
going to win again.
Elmer Wahl has been greatly i'm
proving his pretty residence with a
new coat of paint this week.
Mr.. and Mrs R. T. Hefftner, Mrs.
Hugh Smith, and Riley Bondurant
motored to Gunnison Wednesday.
Brice Brock left Wednesday for
Focky Ford, where he expects to visit
with relatives and friends for time.
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County Treasurer NJ B. Herrick and
his deputy, jas. Robinson, were in
town from Gunnisonr few hours
Sunday.
Geo. L. Miller, former county COM
missioner, blew in Friday last from
Denver and says he will be here some
two weeks.
w. ]. McClelland, U. s. Deputy
Marshal of Pueblo, arrived Wednesday
to spend few days here on business
Connected with his Office.
came down Saturday evening from
Gold hill where they have been work
ing on the Majors claims.
A train load of sheep came in Sat-
urday evening. They were loaded at
Sepirero and will be pastured on the
high hills rere this summer.
Elmer Wiley has been in Pitkin
the past week, looking after his min
ing interests hereabouts. Old time
friends were glad to welcome Elmer.
Mrs Powers arrived this week from
Salida to join Mr.. Powers, who has
been here several weeks. They have
rented the Mason house on Upper
Main street.
Frank Bondurant came in Wednes-
day from Salida and has been busy
shaking hands with old time Pitkin
friends, who are always glad to see
Frank return.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Lowe of Colo
RADIO Springs, were registered at the
Mason hotel this week. They greatly
enjoyed our pretty town and the won
derfully cool mountain air.
w. H. Corum returned Saturday
from Delta. He has been at Grand
Mesa Lakes for several weeks taking
native and rainbow trout spawn,
100000 of which have been placed in
the Pitkin hatchery.
Peter Stoller came in last week
from his lola homestead and will be
here the rest of the summer. He is
goirg to do considerable work on the
Saturn claim in Nest Egg park, near
the Tycoon. and hopes to open up
some good ore there.
E. J. Gibbs spent the Fourth in
Gunnison, returning Tuesday with his
new fiivver. He has not named her
yet, end as a consequence she is not
coming his way as we'll as she might,
but as soon as she becomes accus-
toned to the city ways of Pitkin and
tire ways also of her new owner, she
will be the means of many delightful
trips for our people here who wish to
hire a taxi for an hour, day or any
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood and Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitehorn returned Tuesday
from their trip to Salida. They re-
port fine time. A good celebration
and we'll attended. They met many
Gunnison county people there. Sco-
hey had his relay string of race
horses which were ridden by Date
Scott. John Balm made a spectacular
ride on broncho, riding with sur
cingle. The pony ran thru board
fence and did q number of stunts, but
John rode him to finish. Mr.. Nor
wood says the road over Monarch Pass
is certainly fine. being largely sur
faced, it is smooth and one can make
good time any where on the grade.
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