Gunnison news-champion. [volume], December 20, 1912, Page 6, Image 6

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We Ofier the following Sugpes
tiees for Chnsimas Shoppers:
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Meu » and Bovs’ Tws e Mobday Boxes at T
Mon s and Boss” Tws w Bobdas Boxes
with Tw BHobder 1o waich T
Men s and Bovs Tos w Hobiday Boses
with Nk Mlose to watoh 1 .25 % $1 W
Men s and Bovs Sabk Tw o Handkerched
and Hose 1o matoh #1735
Men = Linen Handherchaoi. 6 w 0 Loather
Came 1.556
Meou's hid Gloves, hned and suhaed £1 25 10 32
We have Silk Waist Patterns i Haol
ay boxes. which makes a wice \nas
present . 3 vds $ 275
We will have a line of Ladies Neckwear, made
up especially for Nmas trade at all prces
Come in and see what we are offenng for
the Chnstmas trade.
S. J. Miller & Son
8. P. SPENCER, President A HARTMAN, Vice President
JOHN A. STEELE, Vice-President J. J. MILLER, Cashier
The First National Bank
Establiohed 1002 Cunnison, Colorade
Capital, Surpiue and Undivided Pretits 500,000.00
United States Depository for Postal Savings Funds
Loans and Discounts at Reasonable Rates
Interest Paid on Tume Deposits Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
personal attention to give our cusiomers prompt and efficient service
WHENEVER YOU ARE |
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Shopping
eP OB & W e
- Xmas Cift |
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! Something fine, something out of I
the usual, and in doubt, drop in ,
and see the big line at the “BUSY 3
DRUG STORE" |
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O'LEARY’S |
Exclusive agents fu\v‘ Original Milk Chocolates— {
Morse line. _‘}
Real Comfort, Courtesy # Cleanliness
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s | HOTEL METROPOLE
I T ¥ Denver's Only Popular Priced .
; e e ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF NOTEL
{ :“’ L The Metropole, because of its central location, accessi-
S RNN bility to Union Depeot, and superior service,
TEUIN lEE is being recognized as a home for
. . Colorado People.
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Fumiture store on Main St., ad
joining Gunnison Grocery. Un
dertaking parlors on Virginia
Ave., below postoffice.
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GEO. L. MILLER
THE GUNNINON NEWSCHANMPION
POWDERHORN
B DA LT R Tas i
T harwdas vconiber 12
Thowe was o donce ot She Spowoer
e o Bovdas the Ssh Sevanel
partes wom Powdonhomn and boln
antended. AE wgeart 8 geod Seee
Thes danced wati hoar ook
dobe & Bevie and ey Lamb
went over o Beaser ook on Vhe Tsh
ot sosiee woork on e Seowleeth
Mining and Milliag owmpany s
property They e eassie aatil
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Frod Mas bhas gone 1o Beaver coeek
Code moaee woark o i wiing claim
bocnted cost of T Midiand wine. )
Fat Tramor has just fiished mome
work on the Poor Men ciaim pear
speneer. This clalin shows —f
copper and crystalizged lond and some
gold showings are on the suriace
and ot o depth of from !fi-b”!
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T P Malos and Harrs Rosesbaum
are doing nssessinent work near Vel
com for O A Wikt of bala. .
Ttis understood that there will be
Guite a wumber of peaple st work
this winter mround Valcan, on their
ifferent prospects
Superintendent Jobason of the
Sawtooth Mining company . whose
properties are on South Beaver, is
expected here soon. He may devide
To have considerabide work done tlis
Winter
Thicves have robibed the Saw tooth
Mining and Milling company of sev
erad hundred doliars worth of mining
supphics and boarding howse farni
" twe and utensils. The property of
this cpmpany was closed down last
Aungust, and thoere has been no care
taker Efiorts are being made Lo
locate the thicves People in this
vicinity are wrought ap over the
afinir and threaten snmmary punish
went to the guilty ones when cap
tured.
E A Foster has returned from Linn
Creek, Mo, and says Colorado is
good enongh for him. He says the
people in Missouri have to work too
hard to get the same returns Gunni
won county brings with much less
labor and wor y.
DOYLEVILLE
News-Champion Correspendenss.
Sunday December 15.
School will dose in our dietriet
mext Friday. The latter three monthe 1
" term was taught by Mies Opal Peak.
| During the first wix monthe Miss
'i Emily Brown was teacher. {
| Mr. Keese, the piano man, was
here last week tuning pianos. {
Our school children, under the |’
leadership of their teacher, will give | |
an entertainment Friday evening in |’
MeAllister's hall. 1
R. H. DesCombes was a visitor in il
Gunnison Thursday and Friday. | 4
The spirit of Christmas is abroad. ’.
’ Nearly everybody is planning to hu\"el
Christmas trees. |
The Kentucky Mining Co. closed '
down last week for the winter, My, ! \
and Mrs. Redenour have gone |ni|
Florida with theirdaughter Blanche. |
| Mrs. Van Houten (iormerly Ml-a:
l Pauline Redenonr) and her husbhand
have gone to Oklahoma., AN hope #
! to be hack in early spring when work |1
will resume in Box Canon. v
E. D, Stephenson was away on' g
business the past week, .
. The school board bheld a business
| . . ,
f meeting Saturday . :
BOWERMAN
News Champion Correspondencs ! ‘
| Saturday Dee. 14 :
| The weather is still holding bea nt-: '
Jifal. Pretty cold nights but the davs | |
couldn’t be beat. There is loss snow |
than usual in this camp at this time {
of year. ’ L
- Joe Counts; Bill Rose and Mr {
Woodend are all back in camp for the
winter, f
Dominick Dunbar has gone to | {
Pueblo but will be back after the ‘
holidays,
Chas, Britton came in Thnmh_v“ '
from Las Animas to do the annual |
work on the Midnight property. |
George Farlee and George Stevenson | ‘
- will assist him. ¥
~ Mr. MeSparin, with three men, hn! {
been doing a lot of work on tbo}
Bowerman property. [ |
- Max Gossman and Mr. Nelson are f
hard at work on tha Mand mvnpt
owned by Wm. White of Kansas '
City. | 4
BALDWIN
\ Mews-Champion Correspondence: : {
} Tuesday, Dee 17. “
| Eizhteen inches of snow fell Sunday i
and Monday. ! {
| Several care of hay were shipped |
‘ from here last week. ! [
I Mr. and Mr=. De Berry left here last l
ii week for their home at Frisco, Colo. | '
| General Manager Peart, Ralph @ |
Shumway and the chief electrician dl
| the Rocky Mountain Fuel company ‘
| were here several days last week. [
| Mre. James Shackelford and little [
son came home from Guanison Tues
'day. Her friende and neighbors are' |
.
Khnd Vhat she - abie Lo e arened
agam
Whe coni mvimes noe all sy wow
Sevaval cai oade ate wesing ove
daily
e € olumsiven wine i doing o2w
st bonded wagons enving
Whewe daadls
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JACK'S CABIN
Nena-Champion Curtenpohdupce
Wocdimda s bvovmier i
A Bebonaid bas moved from Ve
Batten bo s coueh
Frank ¢vt ook babed s beood o
embed b Cremited Baite Wodaondag
OB Willis s bhad aoone o comd
et en dack s Calin siding o
winler wee
Ralph Allen was o onr valles San
! East Biver vanchmen are theough
riding for cattie and are now getling
thedr hormes
Bert Rogers made a business trip
to the Buites Mouday
Herman Hay den has sodd bis ranch
on Al Lo Scott bnekes Tae bat ter
will binke possossion the fiest of Mo
ckey has oo cmplored 8t the
Crovks Cottosburst ranch, above
TR eOn
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GRADE SCHOOL NOTES
Examination { teachers county
certificates is bewng held at the offi e
of county superiitendent this weok
School will close at Doy leville this
month. Miss Opal Peek, the present
wacher has been peelecied at a raise
f sulary. Miss Peck has shown her
self 1o be a superior teacher and er
being retained in the conuty is a
matter of gratification 15 all con
cerued. The retaining of any good
teacher st an adequate salary is a
great step in the direction of hetier
rural schools.
School at Baldwin will close this
month. Miss Alma Duecher, who
completee with this term her second
year at Baldwin, goes to Olathe,
Uolo., to teach for the remainder of;
Mise Janet Johneon, teacher at
Longview school,district No. 21, will
spend the holiday vacation at her
home in Denver. '
The Bureau of lusular Affairs,
Washington, D. C. is making » plea
for @ few women and & number of
men 0 take the civil service exami
uation for appointments to teaching
positions in the Phillipine Islands,
This examination will be given in
the principal cities of the n.tim{
December 2729 The salary of the |
i-q'uitydthe positions is #I2OO per |
annum and expenses to the islande |
paid by the government Home f‘
economic positions are open 1o
women and agriculture, manual
training, supervision and high school
work are open to men.
A most excellent suggestive pro |
gram for primary folks is given in
the December number of the Colo.
rado School Journal. The sngges.
tion here given conld be modified 1
suil & rural room as well as the city |
grade room. -
Mummflm“m
g | CAR NEW PACK 'E
§ Canned Fruits and Vegetables
$ Femdell and Solitaire
§ Very best on the market. :
: FERNDELL : §
Rolled Oats, Buckwheat
and Pancake Flour. g
Gunnison Ag}nrmoncasrzm Company %
2 2% 292 %2%22%2%2%%%%%%Y
Mea's Best Neckwear at 50c.
each in Bunt Wood Bosrs.
No charge for the boxes.
Ow big Xmas Handkeschicl
Sale save you 1-3. Come and
doe them.
Xmas Time
We can supply all your wants for
the Holidays in Geocenes, and
Meats. Have just received a large .
supply of fresh Candy, Nuts, Dates
and Figs. An eady order for
your Turkeys, Ducks and Chack
ens would insure quality. Dont °
forget our own Home Made Pure
Pork Sausage. Fish and Oystens
for your table Frnnday.
C. L. Stone & Son
Wigh Grade Groceries. The Sanitary Barket
Common Sense Sleighs
No. 2’'s, 3’s and 4’'s
Portland Cutters
" Mandt Wagons
Carriage Heaters
CGeorge Eastman