Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-09-19
Some Short Siftings

Some Short Siftings
The White house saloon is putting in
steam heat.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Adams are visitidg
in Denver.
Editor Writ of Topics made us fra
ternai call Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hall visited with |
Denver friends this week.
Postmaster Noyes is planning to have
steam heat put in the post Office,
T. R. Henahen has returned from the
east and is visiting with his family.
The first gore in the noted Stanley fight
has been awarded to the creditors.
Quite a number oil local Masons attend
ed the grand lodge sessions in Denver.
Fresh fruits and vegetables of all kinds
at LYsLE MAsoN's.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Harper of this city
rejoics over the recent arrival OF boy.
Office Rooms for Rent over Merchants
and Miners bank. Apply to L. L. Rob
erts.
Telephone orders for groceries receive
prompt and careful attention
At LYsLE MAsoN's.
Again does the curfew bell warn the
city youngsters to get in out of the night
air.
The probabilities are that the Hum
bofdt mine, Ute creek, will again be |
started up.
J. S. Sands, of the Consolidated Gem
company, went to Denver yesterday on
business mission.
The Shaffer Investment company has
had a neat new sign put up over their
offices in the Siftings building.
Mr. and Mrs. Peek, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hail. have
returned to their eastern home.
Andrew Anderson contemplates re-
moving TO Denver at an early date, hav-
ing purchased property in that city.
1t is reported that the Solid Muldoon
has opened into nine inches of $500 ore
in the 25o-ft. level from the shaft.
1t is reported that W. A. Gable has
located at Whatcom, Washington, and
has purchased residence in that city.
Raleigh W. Chinn, of Dumont, and
Janet Seaton, of Georgetown were granted
license to wed at Denver last Wednesday.
The opera house season will open on
September 20. 1t is expected that the
new stage will be ready for use at that
time.
E. R. wilkins and R. J. Milne are pros
pecting the surface of their Maud ] and
Wave NJ veins, opposite Cumberland
gulch.
J. w. Orvis, formerly in business here
but now a commercial tourist, was circu-
latIng among his Idaho Springs friends
Thursday.
George Struck, of Orange Valley, N. 7.
cousin of Bob Baehr, visited here over
Sunday, enroute for pleasure trip to
the Pac fic coast
B { Hinkle, of Shawnee, o. T. came
i'll from his southern home last Saturday
night, and expects to remain in this,
section fer some time.
Charm" and Queen" are the names
OF the two new high grade brands of
coffee at Lysle Mason's grocery. No
better on the market.
DR.. Cain and Bob Baehr went over to
Central City last night to attend a swell
recep ion and ball, given at the Elks hall
by Miss Cora Long of that city.
Mrs. d autha Edwards departed Thurs
day for her former home in Indiana
where she will visit for a month This
is her first visit there in thirty four years.
J. w. and E. Boyd, the popular livery
men went TO Denver Wednesday to post
themselves on the latest wrinkles in the
livery line rubber tires. automobiles etc.
Manager Dan Mason, of the Golden
Hecla com; any, has this week let a con-
tract for an additional 100 feet on the
tunnel, and the contractors have already
commenced the work.
Jack Jones of Freeland brought down a
sample of ore from his bonanza property
Thursday The ASSAY showed "a 40 cold |