Gilpin observer., 1906-04-05
BLACK HAWK NEWS

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served 10c tea at that place yesterday
afternoon and it was excellent.
A. Lipp has had team of horses on
his delivery wagon instead of one horse
as usual, on account of the heavy roads
caused by the unusual amount OF mud.
After short visit here VIM. Leahy
left yesterday afternoon for Leyden. He
has good position in one of the mines
there as timbermsn and expects soon to
move his family there.
A musical company from Denver has
rented the .Firemen's hall for April 14th
and will give an entertainment.
The Indian Social club and the Work.
men of Central have made an agreement
so as not to let their Saturday night
dances occur on the same evenings. The
Workmen dances will be given on the
lst and 3rd Saturdays and the Indian
Social clab dances on the End and 4th
Saturdays. This is good arrangement
as number of the local dancers like to
attend the Central dances and the Cen
trail dancers, vice versa.
Mrs. Helen Grenfell arrived in the city
last Thursday evening in order that she
might be present at the local school pro.
gram the next day.
A birthday surprise party was given
on Vivian Fritz last Monday evening by
the members of the eighth grade at his
home. A very pleasant evening was
had by all those present as they all re-
port having had most enjoyable time.
The reproduction of the Rebekahs'
entertainment last Thursday evening
was well attended and the program was
rendered in the same interesting and
pleasing manner which was the cause Of
its repetition, the people after seeing it
the first time, praised it so that the Sec
ond production was a guaranteed sue.
cess.
The M. E. church people are arrang-
ing for an entertainment to be given on
Easter Sunday at that church. 1t prom
to be excellent and very appropriate to
the occasion.
Jiggers wants to know who the girl in
red is, or was. Liberal reward offered.
Work on the Randolph is being pushed
preparatory to the reopening Of the
same in the near future.
John Stroehle made trip to Denver
Monday.
Stroehle & Sons have closed a contract
with the owners of the Engelberg mine,
situated at the head of Chase gulcb to
install plant Of machinery on the prop
erty. AS soon as the machinery is
placed the mine will begin active opera
tions. The Eagle mill, which has been
closed for some time now, will be opened
and the ore from the Engelberg shipped
there, as the same company owns that
mill
Rachofsky & Son of his city are hav-
ing a big Surplus Stock sale this week
and next, in this way getting rid of some
of their stock SO they will have room for
the coming spring stock. Prices are low
SO don't fail to attend the sale.
Attention lie again called to the Hawk
Social club Post Lenten ball Don't for
get it,
Mondays election was very quiet only
about 135 votes being cast. John Rob-
ins was elected mayor by 11S votes.
The following were also elected: Asses.
sor, j. s. Borham; Treasurer, Thorvald
Crook; Police Judge, F. A. Rudolph;
Alderman 1st Ward, George Vogel; Aid
erman End Ward, P. G. NcNevins; Aid
erman 3rd Ward, Otto M. Blake. The
board Of aldermen met Tuesday evening
and reorganized. Tomorrow evening
they meet again to appoint the city Of
ficers.