Gilpin observer., 1903-12-17
BLACK HAWK.

Black Hawk LOuRe mo. IL, "a L ~ ~
NJ, last Thursday evening elected and
installed the following officers: John
Stroehle, w. NJ; j. M. Seright S. W.;
G. w. Matthews j. W.; VIM. Mitchell,
Treasurer: f. A. Rudolph, Secretary;
PR. Stout, S. D.; John Hoskin, j. D.:
Thomas Dunstone, S. s.; John Key, j.
s.. p. d. Graham, Tiler.
Golden Globe: Tom Melz has moved
his family from Golden to Leyden and
into John Ridges house in Goosetown.
Tom has gone to Louisville to work in a
coal mine.
Mrs. John Curry arrived in this city
Wednesday from Lexington, Nebraska,
where she went to attend the funeral OF
her son-in-la law, George James, who died
here two weeks ago.
John Keys left for short visit to
Denver last Saturday. He returned
again Monday.
Thomas Hazlet was taken to the
Homeopathic hospital in Denver the
first of the week to be treated for rheuma-
tism.
John Curry left for visit to Denv er
last Sunday, but returned to this city in
time to be in the parade of the Red Men
which took place yesterday.
Dave Thompson returned to this city
last Monday, and reports that he Will
remain Eere in the future.
Miss Dasie Tabb returned to this city
from Denver last Sunday after spending
few weeks with friends in the latter
city.
Robert Holzweig left last Monday for
short business trip to Denver. He re-
turned to this city again yesterday
Joseph Andrews, after spending few
days in Golden, returned to this city
again Tuesday
Fred Curry has returned from Lex
ington, Nebraska where he attended the
funeral of his cousins husband, George
James.
j. w. Straughn is reported on the sick
list this week.
George Mathews and Carl Straughn
left last week for the valley to erect a
residence on some land belonging to DIR.
j. A. Richmond.
Homer Lyman returned from Denver
last Sunday. 1t is reported that he at
tended wedding while down there and
was one OF the participants.
Thomas George returned from visit
to Denver last Monday.
The report of the weather is received
daily at 8 o'clock a. NJ. at Cohen II Hur-
Wits store, from the weather bureau,
and if you want to know what kind of
weather we are going to have just call
them up.
At the regular meeting OF the Degree
of Pocahontas last week, the Red Men
gave them a surprise of a lunch, and
presented them with some parapher-
MALTA, after which all had a good time.
Some of the young people of this place
are studying algebra in school, and meet
at each others houses in the evenings to
study algebra together (?)
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Rohling came up
from their home in Denver yesterday
morning. Mrs. Rohling returned on the
afternoon train, Mr.. Rohling remaining
here.
Lille Cohen and Myrtle Mitchell were
going to Denver yesterday, but while
bidding good by to friends at the train
it pulled out, leaving them behind.
Miss Edith Goldsworthy arrived here
from Nebraska Wednesday evening.
She has been spending the last few
months in our neighboring state, but ex-
pects TO remain here, at least during the
winter.
Yesterday was the fourth anniversary
OF Black HAWK Tribe No. 81 Improved
Order OF Red Men, and they celebrated
the event with parade in the afternoon
and great scalp and war dance in the
evening. The parade in the afternoon
was splendid one, being attended by
about sixty warriors dressed in Indan
dress and riding horses, and also an old
fashioned camp wagon. They went to
Central and Nevada where they received
much favorable comment In the even.
ing the warriors were seated around
camp fire in the square, when camp
wagon was seen and captured, the in
mates taken and bound to a stake, scalp
ed and fire kndled, but detachment
OF u. S. cavalry arrived and scattered
the indians, and rescued the pale faces.
This niece of former realism waa very