Gilpin observer., 1906-11-22
BLACK Hawk NEWS


turning again Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Jessie McKinnon left Monday af-
ternoon for Idaho Springs on visit of a
week or so with friends.
Walter Grannis came up from Bould-
er Friday and drove back Monday.
j. Wittwer of the Black Hawk bakery,
made business trip to Denver last Sat.
urday, returning home Sunday.
The Anderson house was the scene of
another party. This time Emil Ander-
son was the guest. There was quite a
crowd present and they all had most
pleasant time playing games, singing
and other pleasurable enjoyments.
The B. S. G. met Tuesday evening and
elected Tom Beattie as president, Sam
uel Ore as vice president, while Neil
Burroughs will act as secretary and
treasurer.
Yesterday the Electric Light men put
some incandescents in the old skating
rink. The ice has been freezing good
the past week or so and in all probabil-
my we can have skating by Sunday or at
least by Thanksgiving.
The Holzsweig closing out sale closes
next week so those who want anything
in that line should make haste and Sc
cure their wants. After the sale the
store will be closed permanently.
The other day Peter Lynd, who is em-
ploYed by the Tramway, got caught be-
tween The engine and car, and was
squeezed considerably, much more so
than be was used to at parties. AL.
though he was rendered unconscious for
some time there were no serious injuries.
Fred Curry won the watch that Chas.
keam had raffied. Charley has put up
another watch row.
A week from next Saturday the Hawk
Social club will give card party at
their club rooms.
Louis Rachofsky went to Denver Sun
day on visit and to make arrangements
for music for the Red Men ball. Koen-
gsberg's orchestra has been engaged.
A Spook party was had at the home
of Miss Bertha Schneider and most
enjoyable evening was had. After few
spirits were interviewed card playing,
singing and other enjoyments were IN
dulged in. Refreshments were served.
Among those present were: Misses Flor
ence Hill, Jennie Taylor, May Meyers,
Jessie Mitchell, Olga Crook, Messrs. Ed.
Anderson. Ray Thompson, Amos Kearns.
Paul Miller and Art Crook.
H. Shinherr, working for Downs-& Co.
the blacksmiths in Idaho Springs; had
the third finger of his left hand caught
in the cog wheels OF their tire bender
the other day, which smashed the same.
The Robbers Roost officers recently
elected are: Dave Brannin-president
F. Shinherr-secretary and treasurer, A.
Oates-jauitor.
F. Shinherr has accepted a position
with Haley Il Eatwell at the New York
mill.
Pete Nelson, Jas Sapdersop, B. Irving
and j. Markey were visitors here from
Perigo Sunday.
The Hawks have purchased new
punching bag for their gy mnasium much
to the satisfaction Of the Black Hawk
pugilist, Frank Bertaguolli.
George Kurtz has just completed the
building Of a new writing desk 1t is
hard wood and is made without hardly
any nails or screws in the same. The
joints are all invisible and the desk pre-.
sents better appearance than most OF
high. priced manufactured desks.
The ball of the season is scheduled
to occur on Friday, Dec. l4th. This will
be under the auspices OF Black Hawk
Tribe No. 81, /. o. r. NJ. This date is
reserved every year for this tribes an
nua ball and everyone knows that there
is good time in store for them on that
day. Koenigsberg and number of 9TH
er picked musicians Of Denver will fur
nsh the music.
A social dance will be given Saturday
night by the Indian Social Club.
A surprise aud family reunion was had
by the Rachofsky family last Friday.
On Nov. 7th Abe Rachofsky was dis.
charged from a four years enlistment. in
in the Navy. This occurred at Brermer.
Wash, and he then went to Laramie,
Wyo. where his brother, Gabe, is en-
gagged in business, he, also, having been
away for the past four years. The two
brothers journeyed to Denver where they
met their sister, Mrs. Hurwitz and nep.
hew, Stanley. Accompanied by the lat