Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-09-26

Some Short Siftings
Fresh fruits and vegetables of all kinds
at LYsLE MAsoN's.
Mrs. NJ. w Tanner is reported as i'm
proving rapidly.
Civil Engineer Jas. Underhill went to
Denver yesterday.
The Comstock mine is one of the heavy
shippers of the camp.
If You want an expressman telephone
c. f. Fish, Black 5I3.
Miss Ryan of Chicago is guest of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. King.
Tom Evans has accepted a position in
Edwards Bros grocery.
The new stage at the opera house is
fast approaching completion.
Guy Woodring took day off yesterday
and visited the hub of the state.
Try can of White House coffee-none
superior. LYsLE MASoN's GROCERY.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wright on Thursday of last week.
Miss OTIS Oxley has been employed as
night operator at the telephone exchange.
Mason's Fruit Jars. Pints, 90 cents
per dozen; quarts, 70 cents at Edwards
Bros.
Adolph Nelson is expected to return
from his eastern trip on Thursday OF next
week.
Miss May Oliver, left the first of the
week for a visit to Colorado Springs
friends.
Dentist Cain will move into his new
quarters in the bank block next Tuesday
October /.
Messrs. Simon and Nathan Weinberger
attended the Jewish celebration of New
Year at Denver last Tuesday.
The Newton mill is to be run by cleo
tricity. -Four motors will be required. |
One was installed this week.
Harry Robinson and NJ. c. Lake are
out in the hills for a weeks hunting in
the vicinity of Chicago lakes.
FOR RENr- Four office rooms sup
piled with steam heat, over Lowell Hard |
ware company. Inquire at store.
Miss Edith Hedstrom returned to Boul- |
der last Thursday after spending several
weeks visiting Idaho Springs friends.
Excursion trains will be discontinued
after next week and the winter schedule |
adopted on the Colorado & Southern.
Miss Carrie Enos, who has been spend |
ing the last three weeks at the Crosson !
ranch, left yes erdayf Il her home III Den /
yer.
c. A. King yesterday was delighted by |
a visit from hts son John, leading man
of Vests minstrels, playing in Denver |
this week.
Herman Weinberger has severed his
connection with the te ephone company /
in order to resume his studies in the /
high school.
linn Teeter claims to be the first citizen
to land a deer since the season opened,
having bagged fine buck up near Chica-
go lakes a week ago
The shipment of 80 tons of ore last
week from the Beaver mine to the local
sampler was settled IOf tulS week at lu6
rate of S97 62 per ton.
The local bowling team was unable to
20 to Central Thursday night to attend
The semi-monthly contt ST owing to the
absence of some of the members.
Manager Renshaw of the Gem Consol-
idated reports that the company's electric
plant is now carrying load requiring
7Soo Ii. p. of this, the company itself
uses 700 to 500.
The Elks have finally decided on Fri
day evening, October Q, as the date for
feast of good things to be offered to the
public in an enteit Iinment to be given at
the opera house.
The work of remodeling the old Smith
mill is being vigorously carried forward
by the Alpine people, and when this is
accomplisht d, the mines will be started
up and shipments begin. Il
The Ohlauder stock of goods was dis
posed of at public auction by Constable
O'Rouke last Wednesday and good prices
prevailed It is thought that creditors
will be fully reimbursed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trevarthen, of Council
Hill, ILL.,, have been the guests OF Mrs
August Horsch. They are enroute from
a trip to the Pacific coast, and from here
will be accompanied by Miss Eula Horsch.