The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume], January 19, 1911, Image 4

About The Elk Mountain pilot. [volume] (Irwin, (Ruby Camp), Gunnison County, Colo.) 1880-19??

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"or Hardware, All Kinds of Wagon
Materials, Hardwood, Vehicles,
Harness and Saddlery
Go to
i john M’Cosker.
Kf'. ■ • .
miters' Supplies a Specialty + + +
X W e Handle tne Best Grades X
tit' l Sell at'the Lowest Prices
and Wagon making
Cliis “ZPilot” israr.ts ycur *
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\ i ' job Priming I j
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E L K M 0 U N T A I N H 0 US F
G. N. Hi ! P SARD PROPRIF. TOI\
i Ihe Only Hotel •,
In Town r - rr~r
, Ueluult and
Rt furnislu il 1 ’v- ■
l ! ar in (Onnectior ~ ■
Tree Sample Ucion
I id |'l i rters for G >:ii '
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M n aa 1 T.i.tri ;t- yr--_ .T. W ,.
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CRESTED! EUTTE COLORADO
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Yours a? $l. a ’ -■ K |
—and not many yj -m ' :
* Vou can own a complete C ' ho- fj
. phone outfit for a . little aa T r ZJ i. '. a j fl
$2OO. o . (3
„ this “BN” Columbia ■
J outfit is the first genuinely high-; ’’ jjj
Ip on:., .a ever oCareJ at Lie price . i‘„ 3
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Records, 12 full sclec
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C. 1 • ROSS Sole Agent
Local News.
THIIItSLUY JANUARY 191911 |
Fresh ranch butte-r. At R binson s, j
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Fame t Mezza waa in Gunnison last,
vvt ek on business.
Mr. George McWilliams and wi.e
were guests of his brother Charles Mc
| William a few days last week.
Apples are geing up but, our prices!
J arejust the sume.
Robinson LI r. Co.
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1 James and Pay ten Spann of Jack sj
j Cabin are in Denver attenuing the!
Stock Si.ow.
Dr. J. W. Rockefeller departed on (
Monday for Pueblo where h -i; taking
up surgical work in the hospiul there.
1 Reverend Father Ivipp cf Gum.iron
was here Von.:; ~ vi. ui..g Mrs. QuiowLh
who was very ilk
Frank Cuthbert. I!* it Hoods and
J. A. Mul.o.iy, D. &R. G. men of
Gunnison \ytjre h» re F. iday.
R. K Kelly made a busine.-s trip to
Gunnison tne first of the week, i . tui .*.-
mg -Tuesday.
; W. H. Whalen started Sunday for
Denv* r to atl nd th«* Hoad Comn 1.-i.o. -
.rs Conference held the first of ilia
week.
P. I Snodgrass. forest lenerve mar,
catne here Satuiday .opurcl us :-upfl ,tS
for « imp. Mr. and Mrs. Snodgrass aie
at pr esent living in Gunnison.
M *. Lang Spurn and children .if
Ja'-k ‘i* Cabin were in town laat
While here Dr. Oram performed an
operation upon one of the children fbr
nasal trouble.
GavetieJ candy rnfiV ton. Take a
chanc • p.ih! ... . me fine Hand Made
Cliocolnti a.
Rohi.iron Lumber l\>n.prr.y.
Mi»» M..rv Taylor and Mi.j* Lillian
Doig went to last Sunday,
i Miiw* Taylor retomell Tuesday. Miss
I'« iu rer im iai d v ill sttemi (;unr,i-o;i
High School lot iemail <n r of tl e school
t . n».
Notice
All ; < i-o.v knov iov» t’ < msclvc * io Ik?
i • .»:»•! teii to nw* an iTquc.sled to kirnll)
make M'llliiMiit | rial to Juu. Co. !' *I *.
C. L. ROSS.
Sole on Millinery
HATTIE M VAKKK.
Getting ready for the .-j ling stoe'k.
j ALL miilinrvy at COST.
Mail oiuti ' promptly filled.
Olden* for dressmaking will be taken.
|To-morrow night, at the City Hall.
|s» Farewell Dunce will !»»• given for
Mr. and Mr .T. W. Shut/. We regret
very much to state that Mr. Shut/ and
family soon depart for Farmington,
. Ne-v Mexico, where Mr. Shut/ will be
engaged in the mere intdc business,
i A good time is promised at the danc",
the i>«*at of music has b *en secured and
a turkey supper will be aerviSd at
Schneier’s Restaurant.
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Messrs. A. H. Horan and A. F». Ar
nold. l»o;h of tins city, have purchased
and succeeded to the store busincs
conducted by C. L. Ross. The new
proprietors arc gentlemen of experience
and wide acquaintance, and will undotidl
edly maintain the high standard of
business established by their predeces
sor. Mr. Ross will shortly leave for
Chicago to he abaci t several week-,
further than which he has not formulat
ed any plans, so wc understand.
NOTICE
; Let. us look to our forefathers who
i fought that they might attend the house
I of worship.
Union Congregational Church
Jan. 22n<l 1911
i 10.30 a.m. Morning Service
WANTED
Every Boy and Girl at I‘-’o’clock
Sabbeth School
Christian Endeavor 6.30 o’clock
7..’10p.m. Evening Service
I Rev. Glen Stewart Pastor
I Hcreis a scheme a man w« r ;*d to
' gut ms wife to hoe the garden: He >*cnt
oat with a hoe ai.rl after searching j
round f.,r a while went to the house u,
wash the dirt oil a dime and a quarto
H ha 1 struck it rich. Bck he went
and jr s n'ly returned with another
qu.Ttur. He told his wife he hr.d made
enough money for one day and v.\<uki
tak** a nap. When fe awoke h s wife
• had the whole garden hoed but ►he had
n’t .‘ound a rent. She doesn’t know yet
j that, the “minewas salted.”
G > ‘o the Rol Lfcr. Conjpany fer
i fresn bi.tici c^gs.
Get In Touch With a LIVE HOUSE In Your
Hometown To Do Your Trading. Try US
Fora Live One, And Be CONVINCED.
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Our Competitors May Diily Dally In Our Smoke
But Can Not Get On Our Firing* Line,
Our Stock Of Groceries Meats Dry Goods Furnish
ings And Shoes Is The Most Complete In The County.
Quality, Quantity and Prices Unequaled By Any
Concern. Each and Every Article GUARANTEED,
If not Satisfactor3 r , Money Refunded.
Gcnniscrv Ccuriy
L ; \; tc‘£€£t £rd Fcst T(\\
/X cre^cr^e
Crested Butte, Colorado.
Jewelry Store.
A. K URATICH
Music;.l im.tiumer.ts, fu i
Hue of j ictures, optic il goods,
docks, watches, Jew. Irv, etc.
A Specialty is made ill all
kimls cf i cpaL work.
Resolutions of
Sympathy.
Crested 1 uV.t Lcti e Nc. t?.
/ A. P. & A. M.
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Whereas, 1' has plcEted the
'Sutreme Architect of the Lni
verse to ca'.l otir worthy Vrothei
SamuelS. Mc' der from the sph- r
of earthly activity to his reward
in the Gra:-.d Temple ab"'e;and
Whereas. In his passing this
Fraternity has lost a valued and
able exponent of the principles
of Freemasonry, his home com
munity an enterprising citizen of
the highest i robity, and his fami
ly a beloved husband and Ether;
' and therefore be it
It- solved, That this Lodee
lenderan expression of itssincrc
est symps'hy with the bereaved
family of our late brother, and
' 1m- it further
Resolved, That this resolution
Ire spread upon the records of the
Lodve, and that «coi y ’oe 'ra"s
mi'ied to the bereaved family.
C. L. Rt»s.
M. L Roth,
\ Taylor Committe<-.
MINING NOTES.
It is understood that 0. L
.VrzHiio is perfecting arrann’eim ats
fi.r Slnrlii..- up the Anpusta prt.
perlies at an early dale in the
spr-np. The suppesilioii is that
they will «o aliead »i'h mill buil<i
mg anil it is p-rssitile that nrimelt
lDg pi nit will t>e C'jnsalered. The
ore* here are pr..-e'y of a pyritic
nn'nre and may he handled by
'.n'lting vr treated wheui’cally.
BANK of 1 lie Crested Butte
Crested Butte. Light & Water Co.
(Incorporated) T«-n uYJock, twelve o'clock and
( j j.* j f j,' j g . all night rntos lor Electric Liglita
~ f mn deaired candle power
v. b. >iirrz 1 t:i;, Pips. * 1
Water,furnished Business houses
•J. \\ K. < Kjn.I.I.KK,
for reaiilHUe’cs, an.l tor fpritik.'lUK
\ ice* I ru«
__ tl %nd poweT purpomst*.
.1 s IT Block. Cashier 1 ? K
l () For ratea and other information
apply to WM. WHALEN.
OENF.h’AL RANKING BUSINESS nrreree
L. E. Gavette's
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Fine Italian Fruit Flavored Chocolate
ether
J*
•cC Pure Handmade Candies j*
ws jr
tg 'i/9
are now s«*lil in all prrta i f (innnif. n County. Avk yrwr
dt iler fif them m d don’t I e 8/jMsiied with a eul stitute You
re not getting tin* lift your n.< :i y • i.n I ny you
receive tbibcgin.'s. T! t n.( r»- }( uiMil t n tie ut w u<. J #
«£ {
L. E. Gavette ,
Manufacturer c,f Fire Chocolates. $
'Stationery and Muscial Notio.ns
GUNNISCN CCLCFACC^W
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Oivnera of the Hard Cnali pro-
I perlies on Galena mountain are
considering tin* proposition (, f
I installing a gasolene compressor
j plant by which they will 1c able
i.) push th»ir tunnel further ahead
into the mountain next summer,
than they could poFsibly do by
hand work. This property bus
already a large amount of ore dt
veloped in the tunnel, which is
: driven in for six or eight hundred
feet « n a vein that h»» shown more
lor lees good ore nloi g t:ic entir i
tbifl and is now in h large lnuly of
pay mineral.
T’lie Annual Review number of
“The Railroad Red Book, 1 n
monthly publication issued by the
Denver and Rio Grand**, has just
Bj*p#*’».r( d.
This mnunzine is an exponent
of d farming in the* Rockv
Mountain region, ami tin 5 Annual
Review immber contains tjo ]»ss
i ilinn l(.'3 original articles especially
I prt*pnr» tl lor this its.io on agri
- culture, mi nine, commercial nnu
.mlubtrial sul)j?3ts. including n
mon< its contributore. Governor
S!iafr« Hi of (’.dorado, Governor
Spry of Utah Governor Mills of
New Mexico, • x-Goveruor Adi m
(-'f Colo, C\ .1. Blanchard, Stalls
nVian of the r. S. K.-eluin'itioii
j Service. President Ljry of the
[Cojorudo Agriculture College,
•Judge C I born of Salt Lake City,
and many others
The Annual Review number of
The Red Book is looked .ipon
ns a valuable reference publication
and this, the 6 i x t h issue is con Bid#
er«.d the best of the series.