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Show 9 l grounds. No fdtuntl exercises wil be held, though ail are invited to meet at half past nine o'clock n the fotenoon and go together to the HATTER OFHEJiSJH oemetery. It will be necessary for eaeh one to take tools siitable for clearing off the brush. R A R Niels Peterson, rcsldingatCbristAo berg, bad a narrow escape from drown iog, last Saturday while fording with his team tne high water in Sanpltcb river at a point near his ranch. The wagon orerlulued inf a deep place, entangling the team, r,d in bis endeavor to extricate thS' horses Peterson all but loet his own life. The t6am and pArts of the wagon and bar netfrf were recovered, some of the parti later as being picked up they came tha floating past Sanpltcb briJge, thrte milt's below where the accident happened. Absolutely Faro MS R JO SUBSTITUTE Cream of Tartar Powder, free from alum or phos phatlo acid tt A tt A visit to the Gunnison reservoir convinces ofle of the great responsibility that tests upon the officers in ITEnw. charge; President Knightoa baa for WMer Right for rent, io the New Some time now been keeping close Field canal to see the that outlet! are vtatch, m!8-- 3 0 B BERGLUND clear and in a safe condition to cakept tff R tt Off the high waters filling in above the The Seventh day Adventill will hold Hervioes at the oitj bail cn 8iia-da- j dam. By keeping the gats at tha All are in- tunnel raised to ita full Height it has evening May 27. been just possible ol keep tne water-leve- l vited a safe distance from the top of R R R Lost between the railway station the reservoir, and Mr. Knighton sa)l black shawl. hk idtendl to pursue this courae until mid town, a Finder will be suitably rewarded the high water abates. To keep the gate nlosod and depend upon the by returning same td this offioe. flood passage alone, as some seem to ftOYAL BAKINS POW OtB CO, KCW TOKK.' loc'al We are showing A NEW LOT OF ' Elegant T rimmed Hats ALSO A NICE LINE OF Mens Bays and Childrens Clothing Largest and Best Line ever carried In Gunnison - - We can GUNNISON CASH STORE J. W. EDWARDS, Propr. N. S. NE1LS0N. m la R R R It has been found necessary to weight down the new bridge over Sat) pitch river with rock, the high witter the past week coming With such ft roe between the piers that it was feared the strain would force the bridge away. T J .V1 P1! he 4 per dent interest allowed ou Saving Deposits, eompouuded Municipal boudi hnight and sold, Both Check ancf Savings Accounts are respect fully solicited. All customers wil! receive coursemi-annuall- tt tt The passenger train is tied up south of Elsinore on account of a big washout, and is not likely to resume reg n!ar v for a day or two yet No nail wet t out Wednesday and was but yesterday tui'-- maun jo f hardlirg that j.i lualk'r oith Hie freight r.i,j out j as. r . ! Vd co-joe'- - neu ' 1 VV - h" L. Parry & Sons, rock and numbers eevonten, MASONS and STONE CUTTERS, Elvira Peterson rsi It to Dangerous to Neglect a Cold Granite and Marble Monuments, Headstones. Mantles, Grates, IRON and STEEL FENCES. MANyi, Sanpete Co. UTAH. fcLEMBrtr OF SECURITY Valued at C3Q2,000 whether they want When you depoiit your mcpiey iu a them Qr not.' Representative Wesley bank you should know what security you bkve foT' its return. This Bank has a paid Uj! Capital of $5,000.00 and a SurptUs of $37!(0O$Q The stockholders are also liafa$$ for 000 additional, making $$0OQ,OO this Bank must lose before DEPOSITOR can lose a See ' our ad io this issue. Mt. Pleasant Oommsbcial A Sivixoe Bank. How often do we hear it remarked . Its only a cold, and a few days later learn that the man is on his back with pneumonia. This is of such common occurrence that a cold, however Blight, should not be disregarded. Chamberlains Cough UtuneUy counteracts any tendency of od to result in peumonia, and gamed its great popularity and Congress nivo prompt cure pf the plain t i ailment. Sit t , i- y. teous treatment, aud theirhu8ims our prompt attention. At preewut we are making loans upon the following rate of interest : On $100 and lew, 1 per cent per month. On loans from $100 to 10 cent $500, per annum ; $500 and upwards. 8 per cent per annum. per ??b be rUrfgbd, as follows : Leah FJetcher Grover Child Maude Wilson Dora Bywater Gilbert Janso'n M 1 O f. Wall, cistur , ! ,.i, o. Freslisoi CAPITAL AND SURPLUS - - '$87,000.00 DIlthCTORS : Fetdinaud Eriek-onRasmus Anderson, Jacob Johnson, Oluf Roseulof(Jams F. Jensen, A. C. Wall. Drifts drawn on all the principal cities of the United States and Europe. for lie Mary By water Marquis Bown Leon Nyreha Della Child Pickett Ina Metcalf Lurauy Lillian Jensen Helena Joneen R R tt Charles Hanaeu Mary Jensen Amanda Jensen, The Godfrey show ia with us once m jre, having their tent pitched on the l The five last named are belonging the Lincon school at Ceuteriield. vacant ground opposite ths furniture store The Godfrey were here late Prigoipal Joseph Christenson has last fall and gave a good show. They reason to be proud with the excellent taodm of n e members are billed for a performance in Gun-to being tip the average, while one nison this Friday night. records the highest in the county. R Ulti F. C. JfPSEX. Vito eBomeite.ciM. beid, T I Juoa 8, 9 and 10, the tt. G. W. By h,1?1 will sell half fare tickets oa. June 7 Wj hand 9. good for return until June i President Commercial and Savings Bank n. y. Prices Right aaa. 'm , and the Primary coof.renoe kb Any-bod- JVT. PLEASANT (jhriS-tianse- ?v. Fit and Suit lae Give us your order now for your thick shbuld be done, would neu winters supply of Caatlci Oatel tainl be a dangerous thing. coal reservoir can soou be filled to its GUNNISON CO-O- P inlNjylH pacity after the dafager of high waR R R ter has i assed Parley Christiansen, forest resBirve R R R officer, of Mayfield, and J. N. Enterprise Class. of the Mayfield school board spent a couple of hodrs doing business All but one of the number connected in Gunnison last Saturday. with the graduating class of Gun R R R hison passed examin- For the Mutual Iknprovenient TT public schools . 0 ar8 10 ftDdatioe Ibe Association conference at Salt Lake14 I ' m - hiFjast J i Gaines of TenussiW presented letters ha eonsthueita showing that thafarpjtreere begging tat free seeds. This ibottfd not fnbload anyone plough. nwlrity of parsons ill t apyiajpr;the;cati ge for JVom t iclh Stmte tS Mrnment jna wsrw or fJoe imbs tbtttf' Would doubtless be ' for thetn equal to the situj !aa$$f fry lor free seeds |
