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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-08-25

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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-08-25

$34.75 net y. #. effective sas stn,s
designs, this Coat makes an
instant appeal to those who
want youth and smart style.
Collar and cuffs are fash
Toned Of ring-tail Opossum
fur; pockets are flap style
and the lining Is Susque-
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Style Is An exceedingly
GIG * popular model
Y AO's~ Of handsome
Peco Silk Plush, finished
with 12-inch shawl collar
Of imita ton Krimmer that
also forms a 9-inch banding
at bottom Of Coat and g.
inch bell cuffs. The Coat
is 80 inches long with a
generous skirt sweep of 60
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cts and belt are attractive
features. Lined with black
Venetian.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
OFFICIAL COUNT
OF VOTES FAILS
TO TURN TABLES
Seeblrt and Bilinski Show
Slight Increase When All
Precincts Report.

complete official returns from
tuesdays nominating primaries
compiled by the primary canvass
board. which completed its work
wednesday. show some slight
changes in the figures given in the
incomplete returns. although no
ehange in the winners Of Tuesdays
contest IS effected.
Eli T. Seehirt's vote over Mayor
carson for the republican mayoralty
nomination is slightly reduced from
thA hsures first available Mr. See
-li o"feated Mayor Carson by 2.22s
votes. Mr.. Seebirt's total vote was
''lN 20 Mayor Carson's 2.7sO.
city Clerk Frank BuinskTs lead
over MS nearest opponent. Thomas
Williams. was slightly increased by
me official returns Mr.. BHinski
ieteated Mr.. Williams by 2.O40
votes. Mr.. BilinskFs total vote was
1901 20 Mr. williams 1926.
No increase was made in the vote
given W. W Ridenour. who opposed
Ar. Seebirt and Mayor Carson for
ne republican mayOraity nomin-
alton Mr.. Ridenour's total vote
tands SIS.
In the democratic mayoralty race
a Perkins ran third with ~
'otes. Otis Romine fourth with AS
votes. Henderson Mcclellan fifth
with 100 votes and r. =. Mccormick
sixth with IS votes.
George W. Beyers ran fourth in
the republican mayoralty race with
90 votes. Edward Hagey fifth with
IA votes and Councilman c. A.
Byers sixth with - votes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
DuComb and Peak win.

I'm the republican race for the
city iudgeship nomination. G. l. Du-
Comb defeated his nearest oppon-
ent. w. a. Bertsch. by 2.1s1 votes
DuComb received 4.327 votes 20
Bertsch's 2.14s. a. W. Hosinski
ran third with 1876 votes
j. Elmer Peak won the democrat
ic judgeship nomination defeat
ing his nearest opponent. c. G.
Stueckle's I. 421 ROLAND Oben-
cha.', ran third with 1871 votes.
Phillip l. Nicar won the repubIi-
can nomination for city clerk. de-
feating r. NJ. Kaufman. his near
est opponent. By 597. Nicar re-
ceived 3.06f votes 10 Kauffmans p
464. J. W Doro1 an third with
1875 votes and II. +. Garfield fourth
with 633 votes.
There were three candidates for
the democratic clerkship nomin-
alton. Miss Gladys Monroe defeated
Andrew Rokop. her nearest oppon-
ent, By 1854 votes. Miss Monroe
total vote was PISS % ROkop's l.
$50 c. w. Hull ran third with s57
votes.
ConCilmanic Results.
". a. Erler with 1851 votes. VI.
Hardman with 2.003 votes and r.
VI. Hutchinson with 2.97O votes were
the successful candidates for the re-
publican nomination for council
man-at-large. The other candidates
for this nomination were; Z. L. Bar
bier 2,199: G. r. Bill. 2.732: H. NJ.
Harper. 1851; Frank Hudak. 1913;
Frank Kitowski, 1912 and A. S.
Langel, 1.47O.
In the democratic race for coun-
large. &. NJ Wentland
with 2,498 votes. John Kus with p
9SS ard August Bailey with 2,195
votes were nominated. The other
democratic candidates for this NOM
ination and their vote were: G.. w.
Ford. 1.477; +. J. Luther. 1851; j.
r Klein 2.011.
With one or two exceptions there
we're contests in ward cOuncilmanic
races. The following are the sue
cessful candidates in the ward con-
tests:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05

First ward-George r Hull. re-
publican. Lillian Krieghbaum. demo-
crat.
Second wsrd--B. r. Henderson,
republican: Stephen Guiciki demo-
crat
Third ward-w. P. Kelley, repub-
iican: Maurice Vennett democrat.
Fourth Ward-Sid Thornton. re-
publican. Ben Kohler. democrat.
Fifth ward-Thomas II LEX. re-
publican. j. ". Baumbach. demo-
crat.
sixth Ward-stanley KarkievScz.
republican: John ]. Olejnczak, dem
ocrat
Seventh Ward-George s. Call.
republican: Bert Grant, democrat.
The vote OF the democratic coun-
cilmanic candidates follows:
Democratic Councilman Voters.
FIRST WARD.
Lillian Kreighbaum, SIS.
SECOND WARD.
stephen Guzicki, ESQ: j. A. Hud-
son. 90 Arthur RAM. III; Frank
Wisniewski. 203: Eel Adem, l46; J..
T. Ziehnski. 235.
THIRD WARD
Michael Flowers. So; stephen
GerZacy. IS: Jacob G. Lay, 81;
Maurice g. Vennett, go.
FOURTH WARD.
r. c. Eyer. 100: Ben Kohler. 26s;
T. +. Nevins. $50; Adolphus Sack
man, So: +. T. Wolfe, 70.
FIFTH WARD.
J. w. Baumbach. %; w. G. Eel
DER, 40; II. j. Wienke. 80.
SIXTH WARD.
F. J. Bojer. IS; John Jolejmazaki.
255: s. d. Pc Dermsky, sos: Frank
Rurzkowski. So
SEVENTH WARD.
Bert Grant. Az.
Republican COuncilmanic Vote.
The republican councilmanic vote
follows:
CJuncilmen
FIRST WARD
F. NJ. Caldwell. ISL; Geo. F. Hull,
7S5: A. G. Keltner. 454: r. A. Morse.
512: z. r. Newland, $50; II. \.
Pershing. 217.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
SECOND WARD

SECOND WARD
3. r. Henderson. 223: ". r. Nc
Allester. 125: 8. r. Pielach. III:
L. II. Schwartz. 12e
THIRD WARD
John Cruise. los; w. p Kelley.
$50.
FOURTH WARD
Albert Ellinger. 211: W. A.Tamir-
and. 145; +. IA Moosey. 327: Dana
Schanaheld. go: Sid Thornton. 80.
FIFTH WARD
W. E. Geltz, 25s; Geo. F. Hug.
369: Thos. II. LEX. 265.
SIXTH WARD
Stanley Kalkiewicz. 3S7.
SEVENTH WARD
John NJ. Becker. 400: Geo. S
Gall. 704; c. F. Herbster. 216: Louis
Mester. 1876.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
You old dear" exclaimed Dot.
turning 10 me with trimming eyes.
Ito be continued.)
Copyright. 1920
AUTEN CHAPEL

Mr. and Mrs Amos Palmer Mr..
and Mrs Walter Palmer. OF South
Bend. Miss LILLIAN DuComh and
Roland DuComb of Memphis. Tenn.
visited MIR. and Mrs Frank Palmer.
ST.. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley King and
children spent sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles King
The Christian En6eavor business
meeting will be held AT the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. william Anderson.
Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Palmer. ST.
Mr. Ed. Palmer. Mr.. Ted Palmer
and sor of South Bend. Mr. and
Mrs Frank Palmer Jr, visited Mt.
and Mrs. Earl Palmer Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Palmer. 1Ir.
and Mrs. Charles Slower Of south
Bend. called on NIr. and Mrs. Frank
Palmer. ST. Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson
and son Of South Bend were the
weekend guests Of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Johnson
The Misses Beatrice and Blanche
Lane. Mr.. Marcus Lane of Misha-
waka. Ellsworth Poole Of South
Bend. Miss Fac Burner. Hugo John
son. and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude White
man and children were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs David
Whiteman.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. fol-
lowed by preaching services by the
pastor, Rev Snyder. Christian En-
deavor at p. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
Confessions OF A Husband!
The Mans Side of Married Life


Ike her and you don't care bit
whether I have a good time and go
with the people want g. 20 with. -
I tried 70 apologize. but 1 knew
it would take a littlo while to smooth
things over. couldn't blame Dot
for being angry. 1t certainly looked
as though ] had done Z on purpose.
especially after I had told her in the
morning that : didn't Ike her new
friend.
Having made such a fool OF my-
self. / was .ess inclined than ever to
give Dorothy any hint as to what
my suspicious had been. They we're
surely dead nov. As washed L
swore softly a myself and called
myself conccitcd sackass ever to
nave had such ideas
10 was plain that T had behaved
Ike a cad TO a woman who merely
Was fond f NY wife and who was
doing everything IN her power to
show H. The fact that ! had con-
fined myself 10 my thoughts didn't
excuse me 4 bit resolved to be
especially nice To Edith TO make UP
for L.
After getting into a clean shirt I
went into Bobbie room Dot was
there but % paid little attention TO
ne. Bobb.e was standing in his lit
tie bed, holding firmly TO the side.
re was Just beginning TO talk For
a week / had been trying 10 teach
him te~call Dot sweetheart" but as
vet my patience had borne no fruit
Who's this?" I demanded. point
ing TO her in the vague hope that
the baby would come TO my rescue.
'Feet-art," said Bobbie, his face
bursting into a broad grin at his own
cleverneSs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
| Decide L am a Fool and Forget My
Suspicious

1 Decide i am a Fool and Forget Ny
Suspicious.
had hardly gotten inside the
apartment when Dot demanded:
Il thought you were so busy at
the office How did YOU happen 20
be out this morning."
why dear. ! was fearfully busy:
I wasn't out a minute except 10 get
bite OF lunch.'
well. Edith called up and they
told her you were out"
This fairly staggered me. I had
had my own suspicious of that call
and had been wondering whether 10
say anything about il 10 Dot. Evi-
IDENTIFY. I had merely made a fool Of
myself.
We'll. I was terribly busy and /
simply couldn't be disturbed" 7 tried
10 explain. What did she want.
anyway"
"Oh, it's too late now. Thing
are always too late with me. They're
giving a dinner at the Bonnycrest
Country club tonight and she want
ed to find out if you could set away
in time TO take me-"
But why didn't YOU phone?''
Clearly 1 was a bigger chump than
= had ever before suspected
"Bobbie was crying. so I was
hurrying to get his .Gnch ready.
Rosa was cleaning and couldn't at
tend 10 him."
I'm mighty sorry, dear. I would
have liked TO 20. too. II you had
called up. Of course I would have
come 10 the phone.
II must say that's sweet of you.
The whole things just like you You
never are nice TO nay fliends-you
said this morning that you didn't
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
O'COnneH Takes First
of Police Vacations

Dick O'Connell the desk sergea Mt
at the police department drew the
present week for his annual vaca-
ton. He is getting as far away as
possible from the cops and robbers
and spending his time at lakes fig
uring out ways to kill time. His
place at the station is being filled
By Larry Lane, probation officer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
RAIL HEAD DIES

By International News Service
CHICAGO, May 4.-E. A. Howard
50, vice president Of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroad.
died here today. He had been con-
nected with the Burlington for as
years and was one Of the best known
railway officials in the United
States He had been 81 several
months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05

The salt fields Of Utah cover an
area OF more than 500 square miles.
Mushrooms contain almost tho
same chemical constituents as meat.
There are only three Sunday news
papers in all Of Australia
Turkey has no meta, currency
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05

More than $4,000 children attend
public schools in New York City.
Ultraviolet rays are being used
for sterilizing water. milk and other
fluids, and disinfecting barrels.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-05
CRUMSTOWN

The base BAH team viii Eive a
box social az the W o. w. hall
Mr. and Mrs Henry Miller and
daughter Sadie called on ar. and
Mrs John Price SUNDAY
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-30
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT HEIRS
STATE OF COLORADO.

County 80 Gunnison
- In ,, the County Sour cenrs in. In rrebais; ,, ns;
COLORADO To ARCHIBALD II. DE-
VERS. WILLIAM s. DEyERS. JOHN
DEvERS. ALvA DEvERS. JESSE
DEvERS. ROBERT DEvERS. LAU-
ETHEL En- cooPER, WILLIAM DE. s.
yERS. ARTHUR Q. DEvERS. SA-
RAH NJ CITIZENS and the children
~ Lucy REID. Deceased. GREET
WHEREAS. II has been made to ap-
pear To the County Court at Gunnison
County. In the State of Colorado. that
you are the heirs at l@w OF Sarah j.
Conta. late Of the County of Gunnison.
State OF Colorado. and that the said
Sarah j. CoRts departed this life on
or about the Goth day of September.
Now rHEREFoRE. In accordance
with the provisions of the statute In
such case made and provided. and by
order OF Court duly made and en-
tired. you are hereby notiaed that n, m
the last VIII and testament of the said
Sarah J. Goats. deceased was pre-
scented to said Court for probate on
the 22nd day of September. A. d. 1921.
by Archibald II. Devers. residing at
Bethany. In the State OF Missouri: that
the said decedent was, at the time OF
her decease. resident o. Gnnnison
the said decedent, according to the said
alleged VIII devised and beoueathed
her property in the words and figures
| following. to-wie:
"I give, devise and beQncath unto
my brother. Archibald II. pevers. my
/ home. the same being dcscribed A.
! Lots Three f3) to Eleven uD. both
! Inclusive. in Block Four 90, OF Bont,
cher'r Addition 10 the Town ;of Gunnf-
| son. Gunnison County. Colorado. to-
I, Kefher with all of the furniture. fur.
| nishings and utensils contained In said
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED To
I he and appear before snid Court at the
1 County Court Room In the Court House
\ in Gunnison. In the County OF Gunnison
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-30

1917. the following described DroDssty.
sitnate IN ths County Of 0uaa1ssa ssi
STATE Of ColorA1o. to-wtt- Loes ~,
u. ~ ~. ~. n1ock 4. IN IT, Tovl 81
Marble. eceor1isg - The D1at of 1A-
soa's Ad13eion 20 said ToWa. Vas sol1
for the 9elinqusnt taxes Tor the year
Iy1s aaa psrehaseA ~ osasisea
mat sasa premises were saxsA for
the sat4 year 1915 In the aaRe Of
Katherine G. Frasiers
That the sAiA 0unnison County. ~
tts County frsasaPss. pursuAnt 10 ~
order OF the Board Of County Connis-
rlonere. dated Nay eth. 1919. ei1 -
the lseh Aay Of Nay 1910 1uly asstgu
the certt0cate Of purchaee. which vas
tssued by the County Treasurer. "a
satd 0unnison County for above sale.
ara day q june 1915. e.Iy ss.isn The
April. who hath made request upon the
Treasurer OF said County for notin-
cation. a. provided by the Law OF 1eoS.
IN order that he may become euti-
tied TO q tAx deed on sai1 certshcate
Tor said year.
That the time NJ redemption Of said
real estate from such tax sale will ex-
pire on the 18th day Of January A. d.
1899 and . tax deed will insue therefor
on the 18th day Of January A. D. 1874
unlers redeemed heretofore
Dated this s7th day OF September
tsEAI.S u. n. HERRIcK.
freesurer OF said 0unnison County
Ftrst Publication September S0fh- 1921
Last publication October isth. 1871.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-30
COUNTY r..Asur.a's NOTICE

TO Carpenter Group Mines Company
AND TO ALI. PERSONS HAVING An
INTEREST OR TITLE OF RECORD IN
Or TO THE LAND HEREINAFTER
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tha,
on the lsth day OF November. A. ID
1918. the following described property
situate In the County OF Gunntson' and
state of Colorado; to-wit: Quail spsck
Mining District. was sold for
the delinquent taxes for the year
1914 and purchased by Gunn'son
That said premises were taxed for
CARPENTER Group Mines Co.:
That the said Gunnlson County. by
Its County Treasurer. pursuant TO an
order Of the Board Of County commis-
showers. dated the 9Th day OF September
1aei duly assign the certificates Of pur-
chase which were issued by the County
Treasurer, to said Gunnison County for
above sales. to A. +. Hay. 2-3 interest
-nd Art Chincry. la interest. who
hath made REQUEST upon the
cation. as provided by the Law OF 1905
In order TINT they may become enti-
tied to a tax deed on said certificates
for anid year.
real estate from such tax sale viii ex-
pirc on the 18th day Of january A. D.
1872, and n trx deed VIII issue therefor
on the 10th day " january A. ID. 1929.
unless redeemed heretofore.
Dated this 26th day OF September
tsEALJ NJ. II. HERRIcK.
Treasurcr OF said Gunnison County.
First Publication September 30th. 1921.
Last publication October 18th. 1921.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-30
|89th Division Meets
In Kansas City Oct 50
ARMY UNIT COMPOSED or CEN
T1AL WE8fEBN MEN VII
HOLD ANNUAL REUNION; /;
COMMANDERS WILL ATTEND

Denver. Sept. 13-Ihs nrut rsuniea
Of IL o9th Divisisa u ~ Unltoa
Sentes army, vhieA nv extsn4ed
service ~ . init Il tie AneFtcnn Ex-
petlitionAzy forces IN France and
which Was recruited FROM Celorads,
New Mexico. Kansas. Missouri. Ne
braskn and South Dakota, win Be held
in Kansas City, No, on October 50.
81, and November I, according 70
plans just announced by Burton A.
Smsd, secretary Of the Division War
society. who IL making arrangements
for the event.
The dates chosen for The gathering
Of the SSH division veterans were
made 70 coincide almost exAc&ly with
those Of the annual eonvsntion Of Ii
American Legion In order to mako
it possible for those wishing 10 at-
tend to avail themselves Of the Low
railroad rates which have been allow
ed for the Legion convention.
Il II believed probable that all
three Of the former division command
ers, Generals Leonard Wood, Frank
L. Winn and VIM. n. Wright, will At
tend the reunion. General Wood has
accepted the invitation TO be present,
contingent on his return from the
Philippines by then. and Generals
Winn and Wright have accepted un-
conditionally.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-30
FISHING MUST BE GOOD
IN TOMICHl CREEK

Salida MALL
George f. Turner, who makes the
world move around Denver, arrived
in Salida Monday to attend the cele-
bration Of the opening Of Monarch
Pass, but he could not remain for the
ceremonies. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Turner. They went to Gunnison
and were returning when their car
slipped bearing, ten miles from no
where except Tomichi creek. They
were delayed two days for repairs,
Mrs. Turner borrowed fish hook.
dug q few worms and started TO fish
for trout. Mr.. Turner told her that
she would never catch q fish with that
outfit. but she declared it would at
least kill time. At the end Of the
first day she had dozen big ones
which she shipped home, and the man
who moves the world, was moving to-
ward Denver at rapid rate today to
get at the trout dinner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-30
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
SCHOOL DISTRICT BONDS

Notice is hereby given that Building
Bonds of School District No. Z, County
Of Gunnison, Colorado, numbered 1, 2.
8, 4, for One Hundred Dollars each;
5, 6, and z. for Five Hundred
Dollars each. bearing date May 8.
1910, will be paid upon presentation
at the Office Of County Treasurer,
Gunnison. Colorado.
After November /, 1921. such bonds
will cease to bear interest.
Dated September 30, 1921.
]. S. BROOKS,
Sec. School District No. 4.
First publication September 80, 1921.
Last publication October II, 1921
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-30

IN he ssase Of cosera1e. - he slef
~ ~ e os.sssF; os a = ,l 2; .S.i: - -
s.s:.ss.s s:s: e E: = "a; :. - ~ sss s.:
= rssS5SSi a. s1juiSs6
A.1sssso = Xss -. - - - :ass.d ~ -
sol cf saa1 co0rk ~ ny of1ee ~ 0unsl
nieca IN ~ county. this sssh day =
lsEAi.S cara Rssss zzatAaxsy..
- = - - : q Clerk.
Psrse pss.ssssssa sspseassr -. IS1l-
Lsss Psbsseasiea oescssr -. tssi.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-30
NOTICE OF CONTEST

Department OF the Interior. United
States Land Office. -. .,oo,
Montrose. Colorado. July 9Th. 1871.
To Mrs. ". r. tAilie) Harris. Heir OF
heirs. OF 1905 Mere Ave. Los Angeles.
California. Contestee:
You IRE hereby notified that Waldo
Smith. who gives Montross. Soio.. ctss Nc
post-offce address. did on Sep sth.
1921. fIc in this office his duly corrob-
GRATED application to contest ana secure 2
the eancellatio&n & 81 your o,sSss sSmesn,sds maze
July .. 1918. for Ek SEX Sec. 8.
NWX NwK Sec i6, NEMNEA Section
II, Township 4sN.. Range 2W. n. NJ =.
Meridian. and ms grounds for his con :
test he alleges that Mrs. w. sAiiis1
NO cultivation whatever on the ihnn.
ard have made no Improvements. on. OF
resided on the land and have totai.y
abandoned the same; That IA rai'u'e NO, 81
due military or naval service with ths
u s.. or In any branch OF such service
in any war.
that the said allegations will be taken
as confessed. and your SAID entry WI
be .caucelied without further right %
be heard, either before this ofnce o.
or,,c. ~ PpsSih, Within twenty days after. the
FOURTH publication OF this notice
a. shown below. your answer undel
oath, specifically responding TO tness
Allegations Of contest, together witt
duo proof that you have served copy
81 your answer on the said contestnn,
either In person or by rsgistered mail
You should state In your answer IN
name Of the post office to- which yot
6esjre future notices to be sent to you
HENRY J. BAIRD.
Date OF first publication Sept 50. 1871
Date Of second publlcation Oct, z. 1891
Date OF third publication. Oct Il. 1891
Date Of fourth publication Oct. 81, 1891
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-30

"
A TOP TowN AlI.l. In Province
"A town, Massasi.nseits. looking out
over the restless sea from the great
arm which that state lilnss out into
IL. stands u great and impressive
monument OF extraordinary beauty
and great dignity.
This monument. one of tile tallest
OIL fllis continent. commentaries the
gnchoring Of the Pilgrims In the his
ztoric Mnyfiower In the year 1920. their
adoption II the first charter OF dem
octatic governments In the history Of
tile world. the birth Of the first white
child, born In New England and the
whole chain OF happenings which pre-
cesled the settlement at Plymouth.
Builf entirely OF Maine granite.
the construction supervised by the En-
gineering Department Of the United
States Army. this structure rests upon
sIxty-foot- square foundation, IL
Is feet square at the base. approxi-
mateiy 252 feet high and the site Il
about 100 feet above the tides. The ar.
chiiecture is Of the Italian Renaissance
order. the design having been copied
from the tower Of Tore del Mnngia
at Siena. Italy.
The site was provided By Province
town the cost Of the monument was
betrayed BY Joint fund contributed
by Congrcss. tiie Commonwealth OF
Massachusetts,. the town Of Province;
town and Individuals In all parts Of
ths country. Dedicatofy exercises
were held ON August 5th. 1910. the
President Of the United States belns
ID attendance.
This staunch and magnificent COM
memorative structure, standing In
silent triumph, u typical Of the re
lance and love Of freedom which
characterized this little band 10 theii
battle with the elements and fate and
Of their Hescendants in all parts Of
shA world.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-30
Enjoys Paper

Enjoys Paper
Yorksville, ILL.,, ept. IA, 1921
Editor News-C ChampioA:t
| am enclosing q check for $3.50
for the renewal Of my subscription to
the News Champion. DIR. Byerrum
says he always hears about II i the
paper doesn't come on the day ! ex-
pect II. enjoy it always, and SO does
he. with kindest regards to my Gum
nison friends, am,
Sincerely yours,
FLORENCE UGLoW BYERRuM'
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-30
NOTICE or ADyusr,lx,eE DAy

Estate Il Harry z Ressnbsnm, De-
An persess having e'ai.. seains
present than for adjnsfment 20 the
County Court Of Gunnison County
Colorado, on tie S1st day of 0efcber,
A. d. 1891.
Exeeutrix
First publication, Sept. -, 1871.
Last publication. October n, 1921.