The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-09-22

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A. II. Ristedt returned Thursday even.
ing from business visit to Denver
Miss Lille Michel, of Denver, is visit
ing her uncle Johu Michel and family
Mrs. George williamson, of Golden,
is visiting Mrs. NJ. O'Donnell aud family
this week
Secretary Lauge, Of the Big Five
tunnel was in the city the fore part of
the week.
Howard Evans, of the Old Stag prop
erty, made a trip to the Queen City dur
ing the week.
w. c. Stone, of Water,own, Wis, was
in the city Tuesday, the guest OF Attor
uey f. n. Sab,n.
A. II. Roller, wife aud babies we're
passengers for the capital city on the
Thursday noon flyer.
Mrs. l.. E. Delsmore. of Albuquerque
N. NJ. is visiting her son. 4. V. Dickson
at the Cumberland mine.
H. A. Riedel OF the Banner Consoli-
dated Mines company, came up from
Denver Thursday evening.
W H4llberg, the genial groceryman,
was passenger on the Monday after
noon train for the metropolis.
w. A. Roberts, of the NJ. * NJ. banN,
went to the metropolis Thur day after
noon to take in some lodge work.
Royal K. GrAham, wife and children.
went to Denver Thursday afternoon for
q couple Of days VISIT with friends.
Miss Gertrude Noxou and Mrs V. l.
Noxon were passengers on Thursday
morning train for the big metropolis.
w. H. Knowles and wife, of Denver,
were in the city Thursday on brief visit
to the Silver Age Franklin property.
nos. La. KOitld, tut aNtSlSsS 1duuy
kid" in the city, made a business visit
to the metropolis Monday and Tuesday
Senator Roberts returned Monday
evening after a several days sojourn
with his political crouies in the capital
city.
Mrs. Wm. Morgan and Miss Lulu
Weinberger attended the meeting of the
grand lodge of the Eastern Star in Den
yer this week as representatives of the
local lodge.
Geo. ]. Monnin. of C,uncil Bluffs, a.,
was in the city the fore part of the week
on q visit with his sister, Mrs. M {.
Faivre. They had not seen each other
fer over half a century.
Mrs ]. B. Kildare, of Pueblo, after
spending several days here visiting
her sister, Mrs. NJ. O'Dounell, departed
for her home NJ onday, being accompan-
led by Miss Minnie O'Donnell who will
attend the Pueblo academy.
The associate editor OF the Gazette has
not ass ociated extensively with currency
of the realm This week he saw q $50
Confederate bill in the possession of
Strings News representative, and jumped
at the conclus sion that it was real money.
Mrs. Ed. Normandeau and son John,
departed Tuesday for Fruita, Colo,
where they will make their home in the
future. Mr.. Normandeau and Henry
will leave tomorrow by wagon. Mr..
Normsndeau was one of the pioneers of
this county, and hss decided to settle in
a farming community where he will en-
Joy life a. he deserves.
Mr. Rarlin Saariren and Mr.. Arthur
Davis have purchased the interest Of E.
Boyd i. the Metropolitan restaurant, As
suminx charge On last Sunday morning.
The new proprietors have had an extend
ed experience in the restaurant business,
and promise to merit the patronage OF
the public. Mr. Boyd, the retiring
proprietor, will shortly engage in busi-
ness of another line, and less eonhning
than the restaurant business.
The local pool Of business aud mining
men, having 4 lease on . block Of ground
in the Pine shade vein in the Newhouse
tunnel, is very fortunate. This week
cavc-in occurred at point 275 feet east
of the tunnel, disclosing streak of solid
lead and copper ere from Eve to 20 inches
wide. The ore will assay about SO per
ton and has started to stope itself for .
distance of IS feet along the level
When the lateral was driven through
this portion of the vein there was no
ore in sight worth saving. At least