Gilpin observer., 1906-11-22
NEVADAv|LLE NOTES

While Steven Nankervis was out on
one of his usual expeditions last week
he came home last Monday with good
but ordinarily sized brown bear which
he roped and brought to town with him.
Having no gun with him Steven run for
dear life, but the bear overlook and to
his surprise and delight the bear was
perfectly tame and harmless, and started
to play in Stevens company with Stew
! ems heart beating in high pitch, he put
the rope on him, brought him to town
and gave very nice exhibition with him
in John Kraemer's saloon last Monday
night. With Steves' command the bear
would roll over and over again, he would
sit up and take his regular drinks as
though he was use to it. He would climb
on tables, chairs and poles: he would
wrestle with his master to everyone's de-
light; he would get around the boys
which had the everlasting fun with him
and collect enough to set 'em up to them
J which all goes to show that he must
| have been captive for some time, for
he showed his generosity SO good and
fine. Steve had very fattering offer
for him but refused it and says if ever
| the owner OF him shows up he will be
we'll rewarded for holding him, He is
nice, big, brown grizzly, with very fine
fur. He can be seen at Steven Nanker.
Wis any time while in his position at
Bald Mountain.
John Lying left for Denver last Wed
nesday morning.
! John Vincent spent d Couple Of days
at Idaho Springs on business, returning
again last Tuesday.
Jesse Taylor returned from Victor last
Friday:
James Williams returned from Denver
last Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Richards returned from
Denver last Saturday where she went to
meet her daughter who arrived from
England.
VIM. Hahn left for Georgetown last
Monday.
Elmer Slater was appointed police
| Judge of this town last Friday evening
by the council.
The dance and social given by X. p
Lodge No. 81, last Saturday evening, IVES
, a great success. John Maddern had a
band wagon full come over from Russell
Gulch that night, and very enjoyable
time was had.
Miss Rosie Richards, who left here
some nine years ago for England, arrived
here last Saturday on a visit to her
mother and relatives. She intends to
stay some six months or more when she
will depart again for England where she
intends to make her home.
All. Murley came up the latter part Of
the week from Arvada.
Word was received here last week Of
DR.. Schlosscr Of this place who is in a
Denver hospital and underwent an op-
GRAFTON for an abscess Of the brain. They
took piece OF bone out OF it, but is get
ting along very nicely and thinks he will
be back in short time to take up his
practice again.
Mrs. P. Murphy who has been down
sick the last three weeks with seve
cold and pluerisy is able to be around
again.
/. NJ. Parsons who has bceu down sick
B. f,., L.. = II. l.. g. l..
Jesse Taylor and wife left for Denver
last Tuesday where Mrs. Taylor will stay
for while seeking better health.
John Clark left for Denver last Nor.
day.
Fred Bolsinyer left for Denver Mon.
day.
Mrs. Ed. Trembath came over from
Boulder last Saturday on visit to her
friends.
Master Sam Rowe came over from
Boulder last Saturday.
Mrs. Schlosser, wife Of Dr.. Schlosser
of this place, was up from Denver last
Tuesday, looking after some Of the Dr.'s
interests. She was acco npanied by an
able ply sician from Denver, who 10
liable to locate here during Dr.. Schloss-
er's illness.
Mrs. Tom Davey arrived here from
Cripple Creek Wednesday night.
Born-In Nevadsville, November 22nd,
10 Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thompson, u boy.
DR.. Asquith was in attendance. II