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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05

Allermertelten Ole Yerlentette ber-
Dor. 9er 9ieb muroe nad bittten
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05
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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
COLLEGE OPENS MONDAY WITH
BIG INCREASE IN ENROLMENT

The regular fall term at the col
lege opened Monday Of this week, and
up until last night, 207 students had
been enrolled IN amazing Increase Of
nearly 60 per cent over the enrolment
for the fall quarter last year. On Oct
ober 6 last year, only 13l students
were enrolled. and this total was SUBJ
stantial increase over the previous
year, something like 20 per cent. Al
though steady increase was expected
this year, the enrolment to date has
far exceeded the hopes held forth by
the college authorities previous to the
opening Of the school. It was felt that
the slump in prices throughout the
fruit sections of the western slope, the
main feeding district for the Gunnison
Normal, would seriously affect the en-
rollmept this year. According to the
figures SO far, it is difficult to estim-
ate what the increase might have been
had conditions been normal through
out the fruit section. II is expected
that the enrolment will reach 225 be-
fore the first Of October.
In looking over the list Of students
enrolled, it is gratifying to note the
large number from the eastern part of
the state and from surrounding states.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
cattle SHIPMENTS BEGIN
TO BRING GOOD PRICES

Cattle shipments from the Gunnison
country are going early, since the dry
range has made hard beef q month
earlier than usual. Among those
shipping the Record -Stockmnn Of Dem
yer reports the following sales:
Goodwin Bros. Of Gunnison county
sold % steers. weight 958 lbs., 1t $50
2 few cows At 81. and = few heifers 1t
$525.
The Gunnison country was repre-
sented by Carpenter & Son Of Sap-
incro, who disposed Of 81 fcedinR
steers. weight 607 lbs, at 81; II COWS.
weight 99S lbs, 1t IS. and rs heifers,
average 806 lbs, ut $6.l0.
A. n Stevens of lola. Colorado, in
Gunnison county, was among the west
EN- slope consigners to the market. Mr..
Stevens, who Is one Of the pioneer
stockmen Of .aat part of the state, and
who has been prominent in the coun-
ciis OF the stockxrowers Of Colorado
for many years, disposed Of 81 cows,
weight 957 lbs, at $3.50, and two
small bulls weight $50 lbs. each, ut
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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
AGED PIONEER LADY
DIES AT BALDWIN

Louisa Nesbeth, wife OF Thomas p,
Nisbeth Of Baldwin, passed away ct
$3.50 last Sunday evening. following an
illness from heart trouble extending
over several years. She was born in
Iowa and was II years of age at time
Of death. She and her husband were
among the first settlers in the Bald
win district, taking up a ranch near
that town in the early eighties.
She Is survived by her husband.
Thcn1us r.; md one son, william; both
Of whom reside on the Baldwin ranch.
The funeral was held from the Com
munity church ut 200 o'clock Nom
day afternoon, the Reverend w. I.
Jones conducting the services. Music
was rendered by the Community
church quartet. Interment took place
in the Masons' and Oddfellows' cem-
etery.
Mrs. Nisbeth has always been known
as q quiet, home-loving woman, very
highly regarded by those who know
her, and her husband and son have
the sympathy Of the community In
their Bereavement.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22

Denver and Pueblo are furnishfng =
large number Of this terms students-
Courses remain about the same, with
practically the same personnel on tie
faculty. Miss Hatch, Of the Art de-
partment, and Miss Redding, piano and
pipe organ, left last month for . years
travel and study in Europe. Miss Fish
burne has taken Miss Redding's place,
and Bernard Geiser, assisted by Miss
Anna Robinson, is handling the Art
department Miss Robinson also has
a number of courses in English. Miss
Stella Yowell is back after years
leave of absence, part of which she
devoted to Primary work ut Columbia
university. Rev. w. /. Jones of the
Gunnison Community church, is con-
Quoting an interesting class on Tues
day and Thursdays at 1890 on the
historical study of the Bible. E J.
Moss has charge of the woodworking
department in the manual training end.
while Mr.. Hargrove will look after the
metal working courses. Miss Eliza
beth Nourse will teach three high
school English classes and one in his
tory. Mrs. T. C. Clayton will teach
CONTINUED on Fourth Pagel
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
]. +. ROBINSON AGENT
FOR REYNOLDS ESTATE

James F. Robinson, well-known Gun
nison county mining engineer, was last
week appointed agent for Gunnison
and Hinsdale counties for the estate Of
the late A. E. Reynolds, one Of the
largest operators in the history Of the
west.
The Reynolds estate holds q number
Of the most valuable mining proper
ties in the state. Among their Gunni-
son county properties are the Gold
Links, Fairview, Cleopatra, Silent
Friend, Silver Islet, and q number Of
other mines. In Hinsdale county the
estate owns The Frank Huff, Palmetto,
Ocean Wave, etc. The majority Of the
Gumison county properties lie in the
district from Ohio City up to Tin Cup.
A great many thousand acres Of the
best mineral land in Gunnison county
Il included in the Reynolds properties.
Mr.. Robinson states that the poliey
Of tie sstate viii Be to lease the pro-
pertiss and get them operating -
quickly - possible. He 8 1t present
trustee for fhe group Of Gunnison md
Pft1dn 1easexs WHO are operating IL
GA linln.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
'0FF|C|AL COUNT COMPLETED
! IN GUAN|s0A COUNTY PRIMARY

The Official count Of the primary
election Was made Monday BY u. j,
Schmitx, deputy county clerk, Justice
Rudolph Hefftner Of Pitkin, justice
Nike Welsh Of Crested Butte.
Very few changes were made in the
unofficial estimate made last week. but
20 many have asked the Ncwx-Cha
pion TO print the results by precincts
that We have compiled the table for
candidates on which there were con-
tests, 20 that those who please can
clip them for reference.
In addition to the results tabulated.
VIM. Weiser received So votes on the
Democratic ticket for district fudge.
but no word has yet been received as
to whether he would oppose Judge Lo-
gan or not. Mrs. Margaret NJ. Balm
received 6ss Democratic votes and 20
votes, there being no Re-
publican candidate against her. DR..
Hyatt received 164 Republican votes
and for surveyor J. H. Robinson, DEM
ocrat, secured COS votes and A. L.
Republican, 152.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
PUEBLO BOOsTERs STOP
OFF AT GUNNISON

The Pueblo Boosters, 80 strong
rather Unexpectedly arrived in Gunnf-
son Saturday evening 1t $3.50, and re-
mained for the night at La Veta hotel.
This organization had been making q
tour Of Western Colorado, part Of the
trade territory Of the Pueblo business
men forming the party, and was sup
posed to end ct Crested Butte, for .
night at the Elk Mountain house, but
their schedule became delayed, and the
party broke up here, many going On
Sunday to attend . celebration In the
San Isabel forest out Of Pueblo.
As no one in Guhnison had been mo-
titled not even Manager Rowland Of
La Veta, we hid no inllling Of the vis-
it except rather vague Newspaper re-
ports. The parade Of the Pueblo band
up the streets after supper drew at
tention to their presence, and word was
circulated that : free dance Vas to Be
given ut Ia Veta. Many Gunniscn
business men with their wives and
daughters, accepted IL invftn93sn and
greeted the vdtoGu cordially. The
orchestra was dne and tWo h61fs az
dancing greatly enjoyed, e 6efng mix
ID with get-acQuafntod~GD mt 0n H.
part Of both Pnsblo ~ 0unnison
IL Chamber Il Csslsa6ess vosld
haye teen 9reafly p1oaG51 - - ~
colloee . u vIolfog1 - ~ -
them w1th ot1uk 1p61u6sst ni6on
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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
DISTRICT COURT MEETS
HERE MONDAY M0RA|AG.

The regular September term of the
District court in Gunnison took place
Monday and Tuesday Of this week, and
caused hardly ripple. There being
no jury cases, the jurymen impanelled
were notified not to report but menu
ber got here ahead Of the order. Dis
trict Judge Thomas J. Black presided.
coming up from Montrose Sunday and
returning Wednesday. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Il. N. Sherman Of Mont
rose represented the people. Reporter
y. J. Braund was also present. Out-of
town attorneys in attendance wero
George A. Shipley Of Paonia and Hugo
Selig Of Montrose.
The case Of Otis Moore VS.. Mrs,
Alice Teachout was continued upon ap-
plication Of the plaintiff.
The case Of Mrs. Jessie B. Logic
VS.. The lola Hotel Co., money de-
mAnd, Euit Tor wages, was continued,
The case Of the People VS.. Elizabeth
Quintana, disturbance Of the peace,
was continued.
The peace bond Of A. o. Mcdonald
was discharged.
In the case Of the People VS.. Martin
Orchek, the defendant withdrew his
plea Of not guilty and plead guilty to
the charge Of having Intoxicating
liqour in his possession, and was fined
800 and costs, amounting to $276.l0,
which he paid. Orchek was picked up
at Somerset last spring charged with
having liquor in his possession and
was axTaigned 1t the spring term. The
jury disagreed and at the opening of
this term 0rchek changed his pisa
The ueace hond Of Clifford Tit,fnn
was continued in force.
Upon application Of the Peoples at-
(Continued On page Fivel
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
PALMER AGAIN HEADS DEMO.
CRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE

The Democratic candidates nomin-
ated at the primaries last week Tues
day, gathered in conference Tuesday
and selected the same organization to
head the county central COMMITTEES as
in the campaign Of two years ago.
Several Of them plan to commences
their campaign by . trip to Marble TIE
latter part Of this week and It was
desired to have the organization inn
medtately started without waiting for
the call Of committeeman and women
from the various precincts.
E. G. Palmer made . splendid record
in charge Of county headquarters two
years ago and will head the Demo-
cratic central committee this year.
Mrs. Annie Travarthen was vice-chair.
man and N. B. Herrick, secretary.
The Democrats see not only victory
for the entire county ticket ahead, but
believe Gunnison county will roll up
large majority for the entire state
ticket headed by VIM. E. Sweet. Even
conservative Democrats place Sweets
majority In the county over Griffith as
above 500, although Il Is early in the
game to predict.
There is no Democratic candidate for
coroner; as ten Democrats wrote in
the name Of DR.. Hyatt, Republican
nominee, which votes cannot be &C.
cepted, nine wrote in the name Of Dr.
]. d. Walker, who will not accept, six
voted for DR.. Hanson and four for Dr.
Russell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
WARNING AGAINST USING
WELLS IN OUR CITY

DR.: F. P. Hanson, city health OFF,
cer, has received . report from the
state chemist on the sample Of water
sent from the well Of A. J. Chinery,
in whose fanailv two cases Of typhoid
developed. No typhoid bacillus were
discovered, but the number Of bacteria
was quite large, $50 to the cubic CEN
timetre. or abont 900 to the teaspoon
ml. This means real contamination,
since the usual number Of bacteria in
Gunnison city water is around Is, or
20 to the teaspoonful, which Il as
nearly pure n ground water can be-
secured without special treatment.
This Chinery well Is in the district
where the sewer backed up this sum-
mer, and the chances are all the wells
IN The vicinity, for no one knows how
far uptown, are bad, and. the water il
dangerous to drink. Warning is is
sued by Mayor Steele and DR.. Ham
son against using well water any more.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE
FOR CAMPAIGN IN C0UNTx

At meeting Of The Republican cam
didates and central COMMITTEES ct tho
City hall Wednesday night, ". {.
Hartman was elected county ehnir1n6a y,
and HrBs GRtxude Thofne11, ~
ehairnaa John Whipp - - -
. e ~ H. nspshlieans hnvs - -
di1etoe 3 DIT 1nr t0geoo1nfs =
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
OFF FOR NATIONAL
W. r c. ENCAMPMENT

Mrs. Fannie B. Whip, department
president Of The Women,s Relief Corps,
and Mrs. II A. Pennington, depart
ment M secretary, left last evening for
Les Moines, La, to attend tie National
Encampment Of tie q. A. B., ". r. c.,
and allied Organisation. The two h
weeks.
Elaborate preparations have been
made for the Eneampmsnt, and this
year the American Le9ion md LAgion
Aoxiliary win jofn WITH IL vetoEnns
OF 81 and H. RoEfof Coeps q their
annual meefine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22

Dr. f. d. Sanford county physician,
made two trips to Sapinero last week,
looking into the cases Of dfphteria,
which dsysioped IN The family Of G..
~ HpeaGue. M. SprAgue toek his
eAfldsn % II Galids hospitai nhere
~ di!,aes ~ diagnosed, and county
o11efaIg her6 inmedia4sly no1idsd.
DiplAosia Wa pgovalent q 6npansro
last 1p1fnR md + was thnughE viss
ehildrca - - expoee1, a.11-euxin
1Ar dsyslssl SsvA g llvsEs
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
JOHN C. REAGAN Welded
IN LOS ANGELES SEPT.

Gunnison friends Of John C. Reagan
VIII be Interested in the announcement
OF his marriage at Los Angeles on
september z to Mrs. Mary C. Mar
riam. The announcements read that
the welded pair will be at home after
the first Of, November at 2SO5 w, 9th
st. Los Angeles, the beautiful home
OF Mr. Reagan, in that city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS
WITH GAME FRIDAY

The Monte Vista High school foot
ball team will hit Gunnison Friday
to open the football season with the
champion Gunnison High school Cow
boy team. The game win start prompt
Iy at $3.50 at the college athletic field.
Monte Vista has repeatedly cleaned up
the San Luis valley in football and
promise tight game with Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
WEIGH BABY is DROWNED IN
FOOT OF WATER LAST SUNDAY

Mary Eta, the eighteen -months-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Welch, was drowned Sunday morning
at about 10 o'clock, when she fell into
the fountain 1t Fountain Place, the
Welch ranch home. The baby had been
playing about the house and yard, and
one Of the children ran into the house
and said she had fallen in the fountain.
The family rushed out, and Mr.. Welch,
who has had considerable experience
in drowning cases, Immediately start
ed the proper resuscitation measures,
while Mrs. Welch telephoned to Cunni-
son for doctor. DR.. N. ]. Hyatt, coun-
ty coroner, and Clarence Adams hap
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22

pened 70 be passing q few minutes AZ
ter til accident, but the child was be-
yohd human aid. The water in the
fountain was only about twelve inches
deep, and from all indications the
child struck her head on one Of the
rocks In falling, partially stunning her.
But for this, she could no doubt have
saved herself, or at least made efforts
at resuscitation successful.
E. i. Mcdowell, bringing DR.. E. n.
Russell from Gunnison, drove the eight
miles from Gunnison in less than fif-
teen minutes, trip In the interests OF
life and death to be complimented.
The two doctors worked for an hour
and : half in an effort to revive the
baby,
This Is the second accident of the
kind In Gunnison this summer, the in
fant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew N1sher having drowned In an ir-
rigat5on ditch on the Fisher ranch
last month.
The funeral was held from the
Welch home Tuesday morning at ten
o'clock. Rev. w. I. Jones, pastor Of
the Gunnison Community church, made
q brief address and read the funeral
service, after which the remains were
inferred In the Masons' and oddfel-
lows Cemetery at Gunnison.
Mrs. Welch's two sisters, and their
NesdAmes and Messrs. r. ].
Frey Of Montrose and Wayne Spencer
Of Baldwin, were present for the fun
eral. also her father, John Dillie and
brpthers, Bert and Sam Dillie, all Of
Montrose. Another sister, Mrs. Earl
Carpenter Of Cebolla, was present. Mr..
WelcRs sister, who lives in Forsyth,
Mont had spent the summer at Foun-
tain Place, and had just arrived at her
home the morning>the baby died.
The many friends and tourists who
know Fountain Place win always re-
the bright, happy little girl,
and h her sudden death, the parents
and relatives have suffered bereave-
ment from which they can never re-
cover. The whole community Joins In
extending them its most heartfelt SYM
patty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22

The annual meeting of the Gunnison
County High School Alumni associa-
ton VIII be held next Monday evening,
September 20, at 7:30 p. M, in the
District Court room Mt the court house.
New officers will be elected and other
important business attended to.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22

James Fsrrsns and Mrs.. Annie TIE
varthon drove this Week TO Salida,
taking thoir mcther, Nm. A. Zweffeil
for u1odken3 adviSe. An operation for
ulcers - been decided upon b tGts
plaes eleurfy moFning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22

Construction on the Almont bridge
is started in good shape, the pile
driver having commenced its work
Tuesday. About two Of the 80 piles
are driven day now, the steel beams
going down to II or Is feet In the
river bed. These will be surrounded
with cement, for which C. L. Wilbur
has the contract. The new span will
be is inches higher than the old
bridge, with the approaches graded mp
to match. A temporary bridge, laid
alongside, takes care Of the traffic
daring the six weeks Of construction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22

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turno1 ~ 49, Iknrodny xroin ben-
vsrs U1og Ma pa1mer uueh izb-
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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22

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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22

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