The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-09-18
Local and Personal


+beir new home Thursday.
Mrs. L. G. Gladstone and son spent
a few days in Crested Butte visiting
last week.
Raymond Hawes is spending most
of the week visiting with Joe Arnott
and family.
Mrs Mary Gladstone returned
home Sunday after spending the week
in this city.
Many hunters fled to our noun
tains Sunday to be ready for the early
bird Monday morning.
Mrs. Fred Gardiner returned home
from the Salida hospital last Friday.
She has fully recovered.
Harris Orchestra from Grand juno
ton, will give dance at the Elk Mt.
Hotel Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Faye Roberts visited
Smith Hill Thursday. Faye expects
to start work there Monday.
John Vernon visited with his father
a couple of days last week and re-
turned to Palisades Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faye Roberts motored
to Gunnison last Wednesday with the
returns from Crested Butte primary
election. e2
Mrs. Carrie Cain, Mr.. and Mrs. Lor-
ing Cain, Thelma Cain, Mr.. Deerheart
and Mr.. Tyson were picnicling by
Irwin lake Sunday.
Tony Kochevar with the Misses
Grace and Catherine Cocoran took DR..
Patti as far as Gunnison on his way
to Pueblo Saturday.
Randolph Frey and wife, who have
resided in Baldwin for the past year,
left for Columbine Thursday, where
they will make their home.
Joe Beitler and family also the
Fred Gulliford family made another
trip over to the Ruggero ranch on the
Muddy Saturday, returning Sunday.
The Crested Butte mine worked
four days last week. The Elk Mt.
mine worked two days, making full
week for the miners working at both
mines.
Glenn Helfrick turned the corner
a bit too quickly one evening this
week throwing his young daughter
from the car and skinning her face
quite badly
Word has been received from Law
renee Beitler that he has obtained
position in Colorado Springs and
therefore will not return to Crested
Butte this winter.
FOR SALE-Ranch containing 32O
acres of land, cattle and implements.
For particulars see or write
MARTIN ROMAN,
Crested Butte, Colo.
Wednesday morning of last week
awoke to find the surrounding noun
tains entirely covered with snow af-
ter the severe cold weather and rain
experienced Tuesday. Now we are
promising ourselves a very pretty In
dian summer. M 81
A dance was given Saturday by the
hotel management at the Elk Mt,
House. A very large crowd attended
and enjoyed very good time and de-
licious free refreshments. The very
excellent music was furnished by
Bill Baileys orchestra.
The Princess theatre gave rare
treat to their patrons Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings by showing Jack
London's famous Call of the Wild"
with the dog "Buck" the chief char
acter. AS most every one was famii-
lar with the book the picture proved
more interesting.
B. ]. Matheson. C. F. & J.. Presi-
dents International Representative;
ID. A. Stout, C. F. & 1. Co. Manager
Mr.. Lichty, Vice President of the T.
r. & l.; DIR. Pitkin and M. ID. MIN
gnas, Secretary of B. j. Matheson'
were all visitors in Crested Butte
Butte Tuesday and Wednesday Of TINS
week. Some of these men were ac-
companied by their wives on this
trip.
Emmet Byrd, brakeman for the ~
q R. G. w. in this city, was quite
badly injured Monday in our railroad
yards. 1t seems that in the act Oh
jumping from the moving coal cars
he lost h;c f,ot;x,cr and one fOOt