Gilpin observer., 1906-07-19
BLACK HAWK NEWS

after visiting with relatives in this city
for week or 80, returned to their home
in Golden Friday afternoon.
Thos. Dunstone left for the scene Of
the Elks' festivities in Denver Sunday
afternoon.
The little Elk. Charles Keam, went to
join the big herd at the lick in Denver
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Keam is the
smallest Elk, in statue only, in the
country.
Miss Floss Maughan, one OF Golden's
pretty and popular young society ladies,
returned home last Sunday afternoon af-
ter visit of week or 30 with relatives
in this city.
Miss Bertha Mitchell and Mrs. John
Rolling went to Denver Monday to see
the Sells circus, returning again Tuesday
evening. They say the circus was fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolbrook, Miss Ina
Briggs and sister drove to Boulder park
Sunday on a short pleasure trip.
Miss Briggs returned to her home in
Denver Wednesday afternoon.
Alfred Townsend, formerly Of the G.
& s, depot left for Dietz, Wyoming, the
first Of the week where he will remain.
D. W. Taylor. agent at the c. & s. de-
pot in this city, who has been in the
hospital in Denver on account Of his
eyes, returned home Tuesday. His eyes
are much better and he is able to work
again.
Frank Cody and Mias Emily Negri
left for Denver yesterday afternoon in
order to take in the doings Of the Elks
and visit with their folks.
Misses Olga and Nora Crook left Sat-
urday afternoon for Longmont on a Wis.
it to friends.
j. N. Rachofsky returned Tuesday
evening from visit to Denver.
Last Thursday evening Black Hawk
Tribe No. "a, Imp. o. r. NJ. had install
lation Of officers and had general good
time. There was large crowd present
and they all had splendid time, many
visitors from the Pocahontas and neigh
boring tribes were there. The officers
installed are:
Prophet-Frank Waldhardt
Sachem-Jacob Krell
Sr. Sagamore-Jo. Moyle
Jr. Sagamore-Wm. Eccker
c. OF RI. II. Rachofsky
X. Of W.. Rohllng
c. OF Was. Ryan
1st Sanap-Sandrew Ebli
2nd Sanap-Harry Morris
G. Of WI. Shinherr
G. of F.-John Curry
lst Warrior-Wm. Maxwell
2nd Warrior-C. j. Nordelip
Bird Warrior-Arthur Crook
4th Warrior-Hugo Persig
lst Brave-Jas Tabb
2nd Brave-Chas. Earlich
3rd Brave-J. n. Rachofsky
4th Brave-R. f. Morris.
At the regular meeting Of the Poca-
hontas held last week the following Of
fcers were installed:
Observation-Disclosures Burroughs
Wenona-Minnie Sorenson
Prophecies Robins
Powhattan-Joseph Moyle
X. OF R.-Maude Rohling
Asst. X. of R.-Sophie Krell
C. Of W-Jennie Rudolph
1st Scout-Maria Mackey
End Scout-Pearl Taylor
1st Runner-Myrtle Earlicb
2nd Runner Matte Mitchell
lst Warrior-Wm. Markwell
2nd Warrior-Chas. Earlich
3rd Warrior-Arthur Crook
4th Warrior-John Curry
1st Councillor Ryan
2nd Councellor-Agnes Hamilton
G. OF Tepee-Jessie Mitchell
G. Of Forest-Louis Ra,hofsky
Trustee and Representative-Mau
Rolling.
Among those who went to Denver this
week to take in the Elk doings we not
iced the following:
Max and Frank Waldhardt, Tom Kof-
ford and wife, Chas. Frost, VIM. Shea
Jake Krell, L. Rachosky, j. Rohling,
Vim. Kurwin, Fred Curry, Paul Miller,
Martin Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Mackey,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robins, Jo. Moyle,
Frank Shinherr, Frank Bertagnolli, Mrs
Aitcheson, Geo. Waite, T. Crook, Mrs.
j. T. Eatwell, Jake Gilman.
The 0rpheum Shows.
The Huston Franklin Orpheum shows