The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-03-31

S25.00 and costs The case against
Matt Starika and George Schelinger
was not tried until Wednesday morn
ing when they We're both found guilty
and fined the same. Both cases were
in Justice Gordon's court
On Wednesday D. L. GRAY closed .
deal whereby James B. Nash of Wich-
ita, Kansas. transferred, to Ervilla S.
Diebold lots % and "a, block 60, first
addition to Gunnison. These lots are
on Main street four blocks north of
the First National Bank. Mrs. Die
bold will commence the building of
nice bungalow on them at once.
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Fred Hay came down Tuesday eve
ming from the Smith Hill mine where
he has been employed this winter, to
visit few days with his daughter
who returned from a two years stay
at Forest Grove, Oregon. He reports
that the Smith Hill mine expects to
resume operations in full force about
the first of next week.
| Mr.. Herman Eilebrecht returned
Saturday from Denver where he and
his wife and daughter have spent the
winter. Mrs Eilebrecht and daugh-
ter were obliged to stay for some
time longer as the latter has to un-
dergo another operation for throat
trouble. srI aa
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Paul c. Kaltenbach who has a
homestead out on the head of Willow
creek, returned Tuesday from Denver
where he has spent the winter. He is
looking up team of horses and ex-
poets to go out at once and spend
the summer improving his place.
Mr.. E. A. Hill old time resident of
Tin Cup came in Wednesday morning
from Buena Vista to wait here until
he can go through to Tin Cup for the
summer. Mr.. Hill, although 81 wears
of age, is still interested in mining
in that district.
L w. Bowen, General Supt. and R.
c. Violet, General Road Master, on
the Rio Grande, passed through Gun
nison on train 315 Wednesday on a
trip of inspection. They were accom-
panied by Roadmaster Patton.
Prof. Grant Rutland left for Den
yer and Boulder Wednesday evening
to attend meeting of the State
Teachers Association in Boulder and
school matters at Denver.
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DR.. Ellington, left on the belated
train today hoping he would reach
Delta in time for the fight tonight,
but entertained grave doubts whether
he would make it.
J. j. Gregg. Anderson Bros and Ed
Allen shipped out train load of fine
beef cattle Wednesday evening, to the
Kansas City market.
L. B. Howard returned Tuesday
from Sargents where he has been
few days visiting his baby daughter.
D. l.. Gladstone returned Wednes-
day morning from Denver and went
on up to his home in Crested Butte.
T. L. Crews is moving his herd of
cattle from his Gunnison ranch to
the home ranch at Sapinero today,
Herman Mauer and wife returned
yesterday from California, where they
have been spending the winter.
H. u. Gavette and wife leave for
Denver tomorrow where Mrs. Gavette
goes for hospital treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Silka were down
from Baldwin Wednesday and visited
at the home of John April.
Mrs. Mike Quinn and daughter sa-
die, left on Wednesday evening for a
visit in Denver.
VIM. H. Anderson went down to
Montrose to take in the boxing match
there tonight.
F. j. Rockefeller returned Saturday
from two weeks sight seeing trip
to Denver
A. X. Stevens and Clyde Burris
drove up from lola Wednesday.
w. S. Spain was up from his ranch
below lola Tuesday.
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Another Pioneer Gone
One of the earliest settlers in Gun
nison county, Mrs. Dora Biebel
passed away last Saturday morning