Gilpin observer., 1907-05-16

George Weisbeck came home last
Wednesday from Routt county on Wis
it to his folks, returning again the fore
part of this week.
Rev. Amundson left for Denver Mon
day to meet his wife and child who had
returned from the east, where they had
been residing for some time on account
of the little ones health.
Not in the Trust, Ice and Storage Co.
of Bald Mountain was Incorporated un
der the laws of Captain Pearce. Fol-
loving are the strict rules that they
will adhere to: 1st, they will cut their
own ice; End, they will store their own
ice; 3rd, will give correct weight, pound
for pound; 4th, deliver same promptly;
5th, an iron-clad guarantee that all ice
will last until melted by heat. The Of
ficers are all elected with Captain Tom.
Pearce as general manager and presi-
dent and George Weisbeck as delivery
man. 1t would be advisable to leave all
orders with the Captain. Orders from
one pound to six ton will be promptly
attended to. In case of any foreign
substance such as Lizards, frogs, vale,
eels, gold nuggets, or anything not
mentioned here that does not belong in
pure wholesome ice, the company will
gladly replace the same. Notify in
person or call up the manager by phone,
the latter is to be installed just as soon
as the next dividend is declared. c. R.
w. P. will vouch for the intregity and
honesty of the company. Contributed.
Thomas Fallon is reported on the sick
list the past week.
John Angwin arrived from Victor last
Saturday. He left again Monday for
South Africa where he expects to strike
it rich.
Leonard Nichols while working at
the Calhoun mine last Friday had his
left hand caught in machine drill and
cut severely, compelling him to have it
sewed up. Now he is not able to work.
There were no services held at the
Christ Episcopal church last Sunday
evening on account of courtesy extended
the Epworth League, who had special
services at the M. E. church that even
ing.
Matt Brown of ellison gulch was visit
ing here Sunday, returning home the
same day.
The M. E. church was beautifully de-
corated Sunday evening on account OF
the special services of the Epworth
League in commemoration of the
Leagues birthday, that day being the
18th anniversary. There were flowers
of all the pretty colors and ribbon
draped from the ceiling. The little ones
did some excellent singing, being led by
Miss Susie Lawrey. Herbert Hoskine
played several good selections on the
cornet. Several interesting talks or
the good of the League were delivered
and were much appreciated by the
many people in attendance.
VIM. Davey was a visitor to Idaho
Springs Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society will have al
auction this evening, May 10th, at Can
mons hall. Read the following:
Who will want an apron?
Perhaps sunbonnet will do.
Well have some pretty things for sale
Surely something will suit you.
Men folks find delight in new tie.
Here will be the place for you to buy.
Come and buy Come and buy!
Is the ladies' sincere cry.
While at work in a winze in the Del
monico mine Leonard Stevens had 6
bucket fall on his head and make deer
cut. The cause of the bucket falling
was on account of the rope breaking.
The bull TERROR of Thos. o. Davey
was given some posion Sunday but the
prompt action of the owner saved hin
from crossing the dark river.
John Revnolds left for Ieadyille last