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for visit with relatives and friends

for a visit with relatives and friends
there.
Mrs. Bert Waterstradt was guest
at the Hawthorne club near Chap
man Thursday.
Mrs. Tom Whiteley and Mrs.
Hoover Callahan were guests at Mrs.
Fred Scripture Wednesday when she
entertained the Helping Out Dept.
club.
Miss Viola Page attended the
Longanecker wedding Thursday.
Geo. Haas and wife returned from
oklahoma last week after a two
weeks visit at her sisters. They
made the trip in their car.
Mrs. Ella Bennison motored to-
Clay Center Wednesday. Mrs. Ethel
Bennison, Mrs. Ray Livingston and.
Mrs. Paul Kaufman accompanied.
her.
Mrs. Will Page had home gath
ering of her family Wednesday and
made old fashioned cider apple but
ter.
Perry Probasco and son Irwin had
an electric light system installed in
their homes last week,
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TALMAGE

Oscar Bebermeyer and family and
Philip Bebermeyer and wife and
baby drove to eastern Missouri to
visit boyhood friends and relatives.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
church had an all days meeting
Wednesday. They are planning for
their annual Christmas bazaar.
Rev. Whittlesee of Manchester as
sisted Rev. Morgan in the meetings
last week several nights
Rev. Hawk, district superintend-
ent. gave two fine sermons Sunday.
NJ. p. Whitney and wife are car
ing for Mrs. Scott who became very
Ill the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baer were Abilene
visitors Saturday.
Charlie Fields was home from
Chapman visiting home folks Sun
day.
Clarence Meters and mother have
left for an extended visit in Chicago
and other eastern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tomison, together
with her sister, Mrs. Brightbill and
husband, left for Oklahoma to visit
Mr.. Tomison's and also Mrs. Bright
bilps parents. They drove through
in the Brightbill car.
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NORTHEAST BUCKEYE

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wick an(
daughter Laura motored to Salins
Thursday on business.
Mrs. Burdette Stone visited with
Mrs. Hugh Tilton Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. ellison of Kansas City re-
turned to her home after a several
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Bert Peatling.
Love feast will be held at Buck
eye next Saturday night and Sun
day.
Prayer meeting at John Grogg's
Tuesday afternoon was well attend
ed
Rev. Beltz motored to Salina Sat
urday to visit home folks, returning
Sunday to continue revival services
at Bethany where he is having good
attendance and interest.
Mrs. John Picking and children
of Abilene spent the week end at
Harry Picking's.
Mrs. Wallace of Talmage visited
at the Hugh Tilton home several
days last week.
Alice Picking and her cousins
Pearl and Celia Picking of Abilene
visited Miss Viola Pages school at
East Buckeye Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. b. 0. Stone and
Mrs. Frank Hilborn returned Monday
from visit in Nebraska.
Mrs. Fred Scripture organized her
class of young men and young wo-
men Sunday morning after the Sun
lay school session. Those elected for
he coming six months were: Presi-
len, Alice Picking; vice president,
Floyd Whiteley; secretary and treas
lrer, Violet Whiteley. With three
appointed committees, social, look
'ut and entertainment it is hoped
or this class a grand future
A pleasant surprise party was CIV
N at the Dick Grogg home Thursday
evening in honor Of his birthday.
James and refreshments were en-
Dyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Whiteley mo-
tored to Phillips county last week I
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MOONLIGHT

Mrs. A. NJ. Brandt and family ant
Jess Brandt and family visited al
Mrs. Katie Phillippi's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Bert and fam
lily. Mrs. Helen Engle and Maynard,
Miss Viola Page, Messrs. Newell
Page, Grant Page and Kent Tobias
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Byer Sunday
| Misses Edith Reel, Janice Reel,
Thelma Peck and Dorothy Morris Of
Chapman sang at the Bethel church
Sunday evening.
Mrs. L. n. Sheets Is in Kansas City
where she was called by the illness
of her son Harold.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Page. A. NJ.
Brandt. Mrs. Ida Diehl and Mrs
Isaac Eshelman motOred to Clay
county Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Tobias and
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ingersoll are ex-
pected home this week from COlora-
do where they visited Waiter Inger-
soil. The trip was made in Mr.. To-
bias car.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Longanecker
visited relatives and friends in this
vicinity Saturday. Mrs. Longa
necker was formerly Miss Elizabeth |
Ionganecker of Navarro.
Harry Crider attended sale near !
Industry Tuesday
Samuel Longanecker is shucking
,orn for Clarence Byer this week.
Misses RhOda and Beulah Sollen-
berger of Abilene visited with their
mother Mrs. Anna SOllenberger
Tuesday.
John and Hoffman Engle have
raded their farm in Butler county
or a farm near Solomon.
Mrs. Lizzie Crider visited her
laughter Mrs. Monroe Book several
lays last week.
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KEYSTONE

John Trott moved to Manchester
Wednesday.
Mr., Van Loon who has been hold
tng gospel meetings IN these parts
.Tent TO Bonaccord Wednesday TO at
.fend the conference being held there.
7 Mrs, Annie Botz and daughter
Margaret visited at L. L. Bot2's
home Monday.
, Several have started to huSk corn
IN this community.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Jones are
spending the week in Abilene.
George Wilson shelled corn Thurs
day for the Paul brothers.
Mrs. John Neaderhiscr helped her
mother, Mrs. John Trott Thursday,
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EAST BUCKEYE

Burdctte Stone and family return
ed home Monday after spending a
short time visiting relatives in Ne
brasla.
Miss Viola Page attended the
Longenecker wedding Thursday.
Thomas Writer and family Of RoX-
bury visited at the Willard Kunt
home Sunday.
Samuel Bebermcyer and Miss
Anna Fulton were Sunday dinner
guests at the Bebermeycr home.
Arthur Kuntz and family have
been attending the revival meetings
at the Brethren in Christ church in
Abilene
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RURAL ROUTE NO. 2

Wheat fields are spotted in places
with the grasshoppers and some OF
The farmers are pasturing fields al
his time.
A series of revival meetings are
an progress at the Belle Springs
River Brethren church this month.
Charlie Linden motored up TO
Atchison Wednesday.
A large number from this district
attended the funeral of John Stott
at New Dunkard church in Navarro
Wednesday.
few of the farmers here attend
en- the yearly meeting Of the Breth-
gen church at Morrill, in Brown
county last week.
Many people from northwest Kan
sas motored out Sunday to view the
4. ii. Anderson Hereford cattle ranch
hat will be at auction Dec. 13
Husking corn, putting up feed and
getting fuel for winter are the farm
ers' jobs these autumn days.
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CHAPMAN

The contractors commenced worl
| ty building Thursday.
on the new auditorium and commun'
Mrs. Carlson's house was sold here
at public sale recently, Henry Wad-
die being the buyer.
Miss Mildred Alberts who has
spent many months in the west and
on the Pacific coast arrived home
asst Sunday.
Miss Gladys TiltOn was here the
first Of last week visiting at the Til
ton home.
r. B. Williams Is putting In the
basement wall for the new Carroll
store building.
Rev. l. Is. Kelsey was confined to
his bed with Illness Sunday. Rev.
ii. A. Koogle took his place In the
pulpit.
Zeigler & Dalton have just COM
pleted paving the four blocks on Col
fax avenue.
A party of high school students
vent to the Bethel church Sunday
evening and furnished extra musical
numbers.
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NORTHEAST DICKINSON

Mr.. and Mrs. TheO Gfeller spen
Sunday at the Charley Schmedemal
home.
The Independence club met will
Mrs, Nay Lyon Wednesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmer Norman
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. w
X. Thomas and family.
Mrs. Millie Mcdonald ana chill
drcn motored to Chapman last We'd
ncsday afternoon to attend the foot
ball game.
III. .. ID. were entertained at the
Fred Scripter home last Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Garrison are
Keeping house for Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Freeman while they are visiting
relatives in North Carolina.
Mrs. Mary Wilson spent Friday at
the Ann Belts home.
Mrs. Nick Wilson, Marland Scott
ana Lawrence Wilson spent several
days last week at the Mary Wilson
home.
Clifford Jones left Wednesday for
ID. C., where he is in
he L. $. army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gfcllcr spent
evening at the w. II. Thomas |
lOme.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Brown Sr.. and |
'lr. and Mrs. Jack Schwab left on
Wednesday in the SchWab car for
POINTS in Oklahoma where they will
'isit relatives.
Announcements were received last
week of Il daughter born to Mr.. and
lrS. Harry Wilkins. They have Civ
II her the name Helen Margaret.
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ZION

Mr.. and Mrs. EnOch Derrick re
turned from Brown county Wednes
day.
M. G. Engle and son Earl went t.
Kansas City Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bert spent Mon
day in Salina.
Helen Engle and son Maynard
visited Sunday at Clarence Byers.
VIM. HOldswOrth, Luther Lady,
Ezra Kreider shipped stock to Kan
sas City Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Teare spent Monday
with Mrs. Mike Bert.
VIM. HoldswOrth and family mo-
tored to Navarro Sunday.
Harry Dayhoff and family motor
I'd to Lincoln Sunday.
Sam Ketterman and family and
Mrs. Clarence Cress and children
ook Sunday dinner with Luther
Iady.
Revival meeting will begin at the
lion church Tuesday evening, Octo-
,er 81
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SOUTH FLORA

Mrs. VIII Iiucksoll spent Friday
With Mrs. Tom Watt.
Dorothy Wallace spent n few days
,ast week at Will Britt's.
Ralph Roller called on Vernon
Ewing Friday evening.
Miss Irene Britt is staying a few
Gays ut w. J. Fenn's In Talmage.
, Jesse Coup spent Sunday with
Everett and Vernon Ewing.
Allen Danner helped John Britt
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Ewing and
sylvia came home Sunday from Ne
praska where they have been visit
hg.
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COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE

Cooley's and Ralph Cooley attended
The funeral OF one OF Lee Coeley's
twins last Monday afternoon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Collins
Saturday, October n, son.
Mrs. Lydia Cradle and family Wis
tied Sunday at Sam BullingtOn's.
John Sleichter and family spent
Sunday at Grandpa Sleichter's.
Ruth Y0nally and Mr. Culing
were married Wednesday at Salina,
Mrs. James Miller spent few
days last week with her daughter,
Mrs. Lowell Johnson.
Lucille Rowland called at IIaupt-
mans Friday afternoon.
John Slcichter's spent Friday al
VIII Sleichter's.
Leslie and Pearl Cooley spent
evening with Upton Smith. |
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VALLEY VIEW

, The Weneeda club met with Mrs
l.. Kiefcrle Thursday afternoon.
/ Harry lIaldeman is the owner oil
II new car
Mrs. Paul Sehlcgcl went 10 Mis-
souri, to visit relatives and friends n
few weeks, making the trip In n ear
with VIII Glatt and family.
Alice Snapp was visiting at L..
Kicfcrlc's Sunday.
A number Of friends walked In
and surprised Carl Wolf who was
visiting at the Chas. Rickeman home
last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thco. Conner and
son mOtored to Beloit TO visit Mrs.
Corners father who got hurt recent
ly repairing n well which caved in
on him.
Geo Fassec and family returned
home after weeks stay in Holden,
Mo-, whcr" they were called by the
death of Il nephew.
Harry Lckron. Henry Ilolenbcck |
aud Frank Thurman returned home !
from western Kansas Sunday.
The state association Of the GER
man Baptists was very well attend
cd
Earl Hoffman motorcd to tald.
well on business last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wolfe and
daughter Florence and Carl and Mrs.
Wolfe returned home TO Gaylord
after visiting relatives and friends
acre.
Miss Nelda Poland, teacher of
~ iIamathia, attended teachers
meeting at Topeka last week end.
otto Bandlow and family were
Abilene visitors Saturday.
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HAYES

Mrs. Tom Kelley and Aloysious
drove to Hutchinson Sunday for a
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dealy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Bell and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Cross spent Sunday at
Solomon with Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Roop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. 10y and Max
inc spent Sunday iat Earl loves.
Misses Mabel Bell and Hazel
Cross were Sunday guests Of Miss
Dorothy Baker. .4l,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H, Long enter
tanned at dinner Sunday the follow
ing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Denman
of Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. g. w.
Kelley and sons Howard and Web
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Saw They Didn't Know

The two young men who shot all
the ducks and geese on the gun
clubs pond north Of town Friday
morning have been located. They
are from this city but claim that
they had permission to hunt on the
farm and thought the birds were
wild fowl until after they had fin
ished the slaughter They have
agreed to replace the flock and the
gun club is satisfied. No prosecution
will follow.
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FARM LOANS

Do you need to Increase or renew
your farm loan or make a new loan,
II so see US before closing as we can
give you the option to pay 500
or multiple at any interest payment
date after the first six months. Also
best rates.
MARTS & DANFORD,
Office in Reflector Bldg.
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ster, Mrs. John Kelley, Mrs. L. II.
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lowe ana
daughters, l.. X. Dow and Darvis
Long.
Mr.. and Mrs Denman returned to
their home at Lawrence Monday
Miss Alice Long accompanied them
for a few weeks visit.
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Pure Bred Duroc JERSEY

We have nice herd of pure bred
Duroc Jersey males to select from.
Come early and get your pick. Stock
delivered free to customers living
within thirty miles. Stants Broth
ers, Hope, Kansas 1O-12wtf
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OFFICIAL, NOTICE

The regular examination for
teachers county certificates will be
held in the court room, Friday and
Saturday, October 27 and 28, begin
ming at s o'clock.
MARY e. WOOLvERTON,
County Superintendent
12w2t-1 12d3Th
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ROarsf R0arsl

Duroc boars by Pathfindcrs Illus
traitor No. 402173 and Gold Medals
Pathtindcrs No. 1O79486. These are
big husky fellows Grady for service
+. g. BRENNEMAN
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New Paved Road

Yes, you will think you are riding
on a paved road If you get Gabriel
Snubbers put on your car at B. E.
Freeman's Garage. All sizes in stock.
To- 19d4tTh- -26w4t
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Warming!

To Automobile Owners: Don't let
that radiator freeze. Get alcohol at
X. f. Freeman's garage. Call the
alcohol kids. 10-19d4tTh- -26w4t
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NEWS CORNER

Mrs. I'd Madden visited her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Henry IIauptman
d few days last week.
II. X Cooley and wife, Hamilton
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Save $S7

Buy 1,00O-egg Queen incubotor
used only four matches. Price 500.
Sells for $157 regularly. Bowel
Hatchery, 19a1 N. Buckeye. Abb
lene, Kan. 7d4t-12wtf
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For Groceries, Implements
OIL and light hardware, come to
the Talmage Cash Store, Talmage,
Kan, and save zoe on each $1.OO
spent with us.
S-17wtf TALMAGE CASH STORE
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Poland China BoarS
Pure bred spring boars for sale.
G. L. SCHLESSNER
Hone. Kansas 1O-26w3t- 2 7d3tFe
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-01-19
U. c. BUSINESS MEETING

The annual business meeting of
Union Congregational church was held
at the church on Wednesday evening.
The attendance was large and repre-
sentative.
Encouraging reports were presented
from all departments of the church
activities. While every branch of the
work had done well, the highest hon
ors went to the Ladies' Aid They
showed themselves to be going con-
cern in the truest sense of thelphrase.
In addition to their regular routine
disbursements they had expended
about four hundred dollars on i'm
provements to the parsonage, and
finished the year with almost as much
in their treasury as at the beginning.
The pastor, Rev ]. Craig Watt,
complimented the treasurer and trus-
tees on the admirable way in which
they had managed the church finances.
I The retiring officers, in most cases
were elected to succeed themselves.
Mrs. Topham and Mrs. Tinsley were
added to the music committee.
The reports were interspersed with
songs and recitations; those taking
part being Miss Ruby Headly, Miss
Bertha Boyd, Prof. Tinsley and Mrs.
Benson The mixed choir and male
chorus also took part.
The refreshments provided by the
ladies were very appetizing and they
won many econiums for their skill
in the culinary art.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-01-19
MICHAEL QUINN

On Monday morning, January 16,
1922, Michael Quinn, so we'll known
to nearly all our people passed away.
Mr.. Quinn was born in Liverpool,
while his parents were on their way
to America from Ireland. He was
two months old when the family
landed on this side the big pond.
The family settled in Newc astle,
Pennsylvania, where the father was
employed in the mines, and at ten
der age the boy helped his father in
the mine, driving dog that pulled
the small cars to where a mule could
draw out several.
He came to LeadvilIe in 1870 and
later came to Baldwin in this county.
Here he was married to Miss Julia
German in 1898, she being from Ca
seyville, Illinois.
Three children were born to them,
DR.. Thos. Quinn, dentist at Crested
Butte, John M. Quinn, diamond drill
operator at Real Del Monte, Old Mex
leo, and Sarah Ellen, living with her
mother here.
Mr.. Quinn was II years old. His
mother passed away only a couple of
years ago in plymouth, Penn, aged
nearly 100 years. Left to mourn his
departure are the bereaved widow
and children, also two brothers and
two sisters the latter four residing in
Pennsylvania.
For twenty-one years Mr.. Quinn
had resided in Gunnison. Some ten
years ago he fell from roof while
shoveling snow and had been on
crutches ever since. The immediate
cause of death was dropsy.
The funeral is being postponed to
admit of the attendance of the son
from Mexico.
Mr.. Quinn was respected and loved
by wide circle of friends and his
absence will be noted and deplored
by hosts of our people. The Empire
extends sincere coincidence to the be-
reaved ones.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-01-19

The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows en-
joyed very pleasant evening at their
lodge hall on Monday evening after
the regular meeting. The affair was
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Byrd,
who were quietly married in Gunnison
last week. Refreshments consisting
of sandwiches, fruit. salad, cake and
coffee were served, after which Jokes,
speaking and cards were enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs Byrd were the recipi-
ents of many beautiful gifts and all
those who were lucky enough to be
able to attend, say they enjoyed them
selves immensely.
Homer Flick and A. Owen came in
to play for the Married Folks dance
Friday evening. They played the vio-
lin and saxophone.
Don't fail to see the EARLY BIRD
Thursday, Janaury 26, 1922, by the
Crested Butte High School pupils.
VIM Beitler was night operator at
the phone Office during Mrs. Quinn's
absence this week.
Jos. ONeill came in from Gunnison
on Tuesdays train
Matt Glaviano returned from Pao-
MIA last week. $500 fa
= e.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-01-19
DAVID W. DAVIS

Gunnison Empire.
Sunday, January Is, 1922, at 12:45,
David w. Davis, well known all over
Gunnison county, passed away from
Bright's disease from which malady
he had been suffering for long time.
Mr.. Davis was born in Pottsville,
Pennsylvania, in 1864, and was 81
years of age at the time of his death.
| He worked in the mines in Pennsyl-
vania and later came to this state
about thirty-five years ago.
Here he lived in Crested Butte,
Somerset and Gunnison, being high
ly respected citizen of each place,
and numbering among his friends
practically all who knew him.
Services were held at the family
residence by the Elks Order, of which
deceased was member, and on Mon
day the remains were taken to Potts
vile, Penn, for interment. Mrs.
Davis and her daughter accompanied
them.
Besides the sorrowing wife and two
step-children, John and Rachael Kane,
he leaves numerous relatives, includ-
ing two sisters, in Pennsylvania
For several years now Mr.. Davis
has owned the cigar store previously
belonging to L. Weinberger, and his
place was the gentlemen's Club OF
the city. He numbered his friends
and well wishers by all who knew him,
being a man of admirable parts, hon
est and just with all men. 'H'
His going leaves a blank in the
town and county that will not be
filled, and many are they who will
join with the Empire in condolences
to the relatives who are bereaved.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-01-19
Former Crested Butte Boy Killed

Ration, N. NJ, Jan. 1.-Two men
were instantly killed and third is
dying in the Miners hospital here af-
ter their automobile was smashed
into splinters by Santa Fe mail train
No. 8, early Saturday. The crash oc-
Cured at the Hebron station, five
miles south of Ration.
The dead are Yewell Stewart and
Carl Stevens; injured, Arthur Kerr,
all of Van Houton, N. M. A fourth
person, an unknown Mexican whom
they were giving lift, had stepped
out of the car to open a gate when
the accident happened.
Kerr was driving the machine and
according to the best obtainable re-
port, he attempted to beat the train
to the crossing. Yewell Stewart is
the only son of James Stewart, assist
ant to the general manager of the st.
Louis Rocky Mountain company mines.
James Stewart was, some % years
ago, blacksmith at the C. F. & I. mine
here, the family occupying the house
now owned by Jos. Hughes. There
ara many here who will remember
the Stewards. 1
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-01-19
WALTER BERGMAN

At Kankakee, Illinois, on Sunday,
January 8, 1922, Walter Bergman
passed away. Walter was the young
er son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Bergman,
brother of Miss Stella and Carl G.
Bergman.
He had been i'll for about five years
and was 81 years of age. at the time
of his death. Interment was made in
Chicago on Wednesday,
Walter had numerous friends in
and around Crested Butte who will
read with sorrow of his early death.
He was quite popular here among the
younger set, few years ago when
the family resided at Hillside ranch.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-01-19
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-01-19
LIVESTOCK AND FARM CONGRESS.
Elk Mountain Pilot,
Crested Butte, Colorado.


Crested Butte, Colorado.
Dear Sir:
The Western Slope Live Stock and
Farmers Conference will occur at
Montrose, Colorado, February 1st to
9Th, inclusive, 1929. A committee has
arranged for some of the most prom
inent speakers of national renown to
address this Conference, among whom
are Governor Davis of Idaho, Governor
Bailey of The Federal Reserve Bank,
and the President of the California
Farm Bureau.
On Thursday night, February I'd,
will occur the annual free smoker and
athletic carnival, at which Cowboy
Padgett and Roy Connolly will box
twelve rounds and Kid Belt and the
Pueblo Wop will box twelve rounds.
Aside from these features much mu-.
sic and entertainment will prevail.
1t is all free.
Will you be kind enough to give
this matter such publicity as to you
the occasion may seem to warrant,
and extend to the people of your COM
munity cordial invitation to be
with us on the dates above mentioned.
Respectfully,
c. J. MOYNIHAN