The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-07-06

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holders of the Producer Mining COM
pany held in Denver recently Samuel
Brethour of this city. was elected presi-
dent and general manager. Mr.
Brethour for year. has been known as
one of the most successful mine operat-
oTs and leasers in the state, and he will
devote his entire time to the manage
ment Of the two properties now being
operated by the company.
Miss Buella Barry, of Dallas, Texas, is
being entertained by Miss Carrie Ellis.
T. E. Davis and wife. Of Denver, are
the guests Of Mr.. Davis cousin, S. A
Noyes and wife.
William Broad, the insurance feller.
went Denverward Wednesday afternoon
on important business.
Judge Geo. T. Waltman, of Denver,
came up Wednesday to spend the nation
al birthday with. friends.
Mrs. Fred Thero and Mrs. Lucille
Hunter came up from Denver Thursday
morning to take in the 6remen's races.
David Holderness and son departed
Wednesday morning for Illinois, where
they will visit with relatives for q couple
of weeks
Willis E. Campbell the mining man,
came up from Denver the first Of the
week to take in the sights and root for
the Pikers.
A marriage licedse was granted in
Denver last Tuesday to Ben Manhira of
Russell Gulch and Mrs. Bessie v. Pellar
Uren of this city.
Mrs. Maude Evans, of Denver, spent
the first of the week here on . visit with
her brothers, Johu and William Edwards,
the groceryboys.
Clifford and Chris King. of Denver.
came up Wednesday evening to spend
the Fourth with relatives and their host
of friends in this city.
Mrs. A. H. Ristedt rendered her nep-
hew, Clarence Brankman. . birthday
party on the afternoon Of July 6th
About twenty little folks had very
merry time on the lawn.
Herman Karpeles, of the Cardigan
mine, has rented the Powell house at
Stanley mills, where he will be enabled
to give close attention to the operations
on the Cardigan mines.
Miss Maud Marsden, her brother, and
Miss Nellie Adair, of Kearney, Neb..
have arrived for the summer and have
obtained quarter. at Ben Eynon cottage
on Mallalieu mountain.
Col. George G. Vivian, Of Denver,
came up W eduesday to spend the Fourth
of July with his host Of friends and &C.
quaintances in this district, where the
colonel will ever be popular.
Sam. W. Miller and wife of Denver,
aud Mr.. Miller's brother, s. H. Miller
and wife, OF Bellefontaine, Ohio, came
up Wednesday for a several days stay at
the Orinocco tunnel on Alps mountain.
While attempting to set off SKY roc
ket last Tuesday evening, Eddie Benson
was struck in the left eye by the missile,
which exploded prematurely, and it is
possible that he may lose the sight OF
that eye.
Mr.. D. Newton and wife, of Ft. Col
Inns are here stopping at the Cassatt resi-
dence. Mr.. Newton is a half brother OF
Ex-Governor Routt. He brought Mrs
Newton here to receive benefit from the
hot tunnel baths. She has been suffer.
ing from rheumatism.
R. w. Smith, of Denver, secretary ol
the Humboldt Mining and Tunnel com
pany, accompanied by George w. Olu
ger, the Denver undertaken, aud Min.
ing Engineer David Lawrence, arrive d
Wednesday evening and spent several
days on visit to the Hum mboldt property
on Ute creek.
The first annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Clear Greek and Gilpiu
Trust company was held in the Trust
Co. building last Monday evening and
the following board of directors was
elected. John Owen, G. S. Wilkie, E.
L. Regennitter, H. Swanson, Sim Din.
gle, Louis Baehr, c. L. Lamb. ]. A.
Wilkins and w. A. Thompson.
Justice of the Peace John A. wilkins
on Wednesday evening performed a mar.
riage ceremony uniting Ernest Pardi and
Miss Ethel L. Head, both of Freeland.
The young people are we'll known in
this county where they have resided fol