Gilpin observer., 1905-03-30
NEvADAvILLE.
W. E. G. Little, great sachem was ur

w. E. G. Little, great sachem was up
here Monday.
Henry G. Bolsinger left for a visit to
Denver yesterday morning.
John Charles Angwin arrived here last
Tuesday morning from Victor.
The K. P.'s are figuring on having
general good time on April 29th.
VIM. Grenfell left last Friday for a
short visit to Denver. He returned Sun
day morning.
Oscar ALERT of Louisville, great repre-
sentative Of the Red Men, was visiting
here Monday.
Quite number Of people went to Cen
tral Sunday to take in the show. They
say it was fine-nit.
A large number of the church people
of this place went to Central to attend
services at the Presbyterian church.
J. Thomas and child returned Sun
day evening from Wardner, Idaho, where
they have been visiting for some time.
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Denver last Friday in the hopes of re-
cuperating from an attack of sickness
A. M. Rucker, one of our prominent
mining men, made a business visit to
Denver Friday and returned Saturday.
Miss Minnie Warren was installed as
Wenona in the Degree of Pocahontas
last week at the regular meeting OF the
lodge.
Marion Crook, Great Minerva OF Red
Men of the U. S., was over from Idaho
Springs Monday night to take in the en-
tertainment.
John Harry left last Sunday after
non for Kingston, Arizona, where he ex-
poets to secure a position and reside per-
manently.
John Vincent had to go home from
work last Tuesday On account Of bad
cold. 1t afterwards developed that he
had the grip.
Representative Fred Bolsinger came
up Sunday from Denver, where he has
been attending the legislature. He re-
turned again to his duties Monday.
Things are looking good in this camp
at present. 1t is reported on good au-
thority that there are only about five
idle men in the camp, who want work.
The registry board met again Tuesday
and took down quite number OF names.
All voters will have to be sworn in mex.
Monday, who are not registered, which
will be the last chance to register.
Last Monday was the 25th anniversary
OF the installation Of Rising Sun Tribe
No. 2, Imp. O. r. NJ, Of Nevadaville. A
general good time was booked, of course.
and you may be sure they had it. All
the Red Men in the immediate neighbor-
hood were invited with the result that
Black Hawk was represented by an at
tendance Of about thirty, while Idaho
Springs turned out several, and also
Denver. Some of the high officers OF
the state were there. The lodge room
was to small to hold all the braves, SO
they vamosed to CaLnon's hall. The
program was one OF the finest that was
ever rendered in this town, and all Of the
participants should have their due credit
Henry Trezise was presented with a
beautiful regalia, as past grand sachem
Of the lodge, being the oldest member Of
the tribe. When the presentation was
made Mr.. TrZise was so tickled-in fact
so much SO, that he had to turn the
Craftsmanship over to A. Bowden, as he
could hardly find words to express his
gratitude and go on with the program.
Miss Chrissie Semmens rendered some
fine songs, while other extra fine mum.
bers were given; Miss Mamie Strosser,
} Ben Hurwitz, Art. Penna, VIM. Tippett
Schefller in vocal duet. Ed Roberts
gave some catchy recitations. after
the program refreshments were served
consisting Of ice cream and cake and
fruit, and you should have seen the fun
Of dishing this up to about 300 people
perched in one small hall, but they all
managed to get their fill. Afterwards the
Antlers orchestra gave 1O-cent dance
which was literally patronized, consider
ing that almost the entire town has
been converted Of late. Following is the
program as given:
PROGRAM.
Opening Ode.
Presentation Of Regalia. H. c. Bolsinger
Response. ......... Bro. Henry Trezise
Antlers' Orchestra.
Short Talks. ct. Rep. Oscar Albert
and Great Sachem w. E. c. Little
Vocal Solo. ..... Miss Chrissie Semmens
Short Talk. .... Bro. Andrew Bawden
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