The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-02-03
Gunniison News
From The Empire

tip to Crested Butte today
Jim Darter returned Tuesday from
Salida where he has been working for
some months past.
C C. McWilliams made trip to
Crested Butte Tuesday, returning to
Gunnison "Wednesday.
N. ]. Anderson was in from his
sawnill on Steuben creek Wednesday
and Thursday on business.
A. Hicks was in Gunnison on
business between trains Tuesday
from his ranch near Sargent.
Frank Coustock and family expect
to leave Saturday for California to
siay for about three months.
Sam Bottenfield of Glacier spur,
came down on the Crested Butte train
Monday and returned Tuesday
The G. C. H. S. basketball team met
defeat again last Saturday when they
played the team from Montrose.
Mrs Lang Spann and j. R. Spann
returned to Jacks Cabin Tuesday af-
ter a few days with relatives in town.
j. H Robinson returned from
Whitepine Tuesday. where he has
been doing some work for the Gunni
son Copper Co.
Ford Cars will advance in price in
the near future. place your order now.
Touring car with starter, S667.O8.
GUNNISON MOTOR co.
George Sandberg and little daugh-
ter Mildred, went to Delta and Grand
Junction last Saturday to be gone
s.bo;.t a week on business end pleas
ure.
W. R. Kreutzer is loading his house,
hold goods today, shipping out to
Fort Collins. where he is to be locat-
ed with larger duties for the National
Forest. The family will leave this
evening.
bright and clear so that Mr.. Ground
hog could see his shadow at any time.
But we don't expect anything but six
weeks of winter after the I'd Of Feb
ruary anyhow.
The State Agricultural College is
very proud of having won 81 premi-
ums at the stock show They are
ready to sell some very fine breeding
swine at the present time from
among their prize winners.
Elmer Mullen and mother, Mrs. Ce-
liza Mullen. went to lola this morning
for short visit with E. w. Mullen
and family, before going on their trip
10 Texas. for which place thsy ex-
peot to leave next Wednesday.
S. ]. Stanish arrived on the train
Friday evening from California,
where he was honorably discharged
from the U. S. Navy. He left Satur-
day morning for Baldwin, where his
mother will welcome him home.
Mrs. Josie L. Wise who is an old
time printer. came in Sunday from
Saguache and stayed until Tuesday
with Mrs. o. A. Wilt, then went on to
Spencer to visit couple of weeks
with her daughter. Mrs. Jess Fergu-
son.
On Friday, January 2S, 1921, at the
home of her mother, Msr. Radeka, the
stOrk delivered to Mrs. Jack Fergu-
son a fine boy baby, DIR. E. M. Russell
being present to assist. Both mother
and son were doing fine at last re-
port.
A K Stevens spent the first of
the week in town and paid this Office
pleasant call. A. X. id just now
trying in company with most every
one else, to figure out where the ex-
cuse arises for boosting taxes about
50eo this year.
Clint Miller returned this Thursday |
NOR ming from Salida, wher, he has
been with his son Everett, who was
operated on for appendicitis last
week. He repoi Is the boy improving |
nicely now and thinks he will ne able |
TO come home IN about three weeks.
The Gunnison Oil Co. is sending
out the new issue of stock to replace
the old. Forty shares of the new
are given for one of the old The
capitalization has been raised from
$3.50. 900 to s1,OOo0oO and the par val
ue changed from $1,000 to s100.
The Normal Book Store is making
some needed improvements this week,
kui1dinp n nice office room, in tho ron p