Gilpin observer., 1909-07-29
BLACK HAWK
NEWS NOTES

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turned Friday of last week from his
trip to Trapper's lake, where he had
been taking spawn the past month
Upon learning of the dynamiting OF
the James Peak lake he went out to
, that section to try and locate the
miscreaMs. He is still in the north.
ern section of the county and is keep
ing pretty close watch on the lakes
and streams.
J. Thomason's boy was thrown
from a burro yesterday afternoon and
received wrenched arm and a bruis-
ed side.
George Wyatt, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Wyatt, residing on a ranch
at Smith hill, died Monday evening.
No doctor had been in attendance
and the coroner was called in to de-
termine the cause of death, which
was one of the usual ailments from
which babies suffer. The child was
nine months old The funeral was
held yesterday afternoon. The re-
mains were inferred in the Dory hill
cemetery.
John Kurtz, George Fritz, Charles
Klais and John Daley went to Denver
last Saturday afternoon to attend the
Woodmen log rolling.
Richard Beck was passenger to
the Capital city Sunday morning. He
returned in the evening accompanied
by his wife, who had been visiting
in Denver since last Friday.
The banner dance of the season
was given by the Red Men Saturday
evening. The attendance was large
and the music, furnished by Mrs. B.
Shttery, was superb.
Frank Bertagnolli returned from
Denver Tuesday evening. He had been
down week or more on account Of
the illness of his wife. Mrs.
Bertagnolh underwent an operation at
Mercy hospital and when Frank left
her she was doing nicely.
| Charles Niccum returned from a
visit to Colorado Springs and Pueblo
Tuesday.
The Heuchen children, who had
been visiting their grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hamilton, returned to
their home in Denver Sunday.
| Leo Klien spent Sunday in Denver.
Mrs. Meyers. of Canton, O., is WIS.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Hamilton.
VIM. Moyle has been assisting with
the work at the Borzago store during
the indisposition' of Joseph.
Louis Meyers. Zack Mackey, VIM.
Kriley and T. Kofford went to Bould-
er park Sunday to fish. They met
with excellent success, catching II
beauties between them. They didn't
resort to the use of dynamite, either.
Mrs. Philip Rohling was up from
Golden between trains Tuesday.
Geo. Schneider and John Stroehle
have gone to Routt county on land
seeking expedition.
Mrs. Nick Moyle, Lucy Rasmussen
and Earl Kofford returned last Thurs
day evening from visit to Silver
Plume.
The Degree of Pccahontas held the
final game of the series for the
month Of July at their meeting last
evening. The prize winners were:
Mrs. Frank Tabb. 1st ladies; Mrs.
John Rohling. End; Abraham Rachoi-
sky, 1st gentlemens and John Rohling
End. Ernest Jones had to be content
with consolation.
The Black Hawk bakery is doing
fine business and will either have
to quit making such good bread or
increase the force.
Geo Stevens and Leo Jones return
ed Monday from visit to the state
metropolis.
A party Of Is or 20 Black Hawkites
will leave Saturday afternoon for
James peak to view the sunrise the
following morning. They will remain
until late Sunday evening and will
enjoy a picnic near the lake Some
of them will try their luck fishing
Charles Klais says it devolves upon
him to catch mess of fish for the
whole crowd and he feels that he is
being imposed upon.
Mrs. Laura Kriley returned to Den
yer Sunday. after a two weeks visi
with her son, Jud, and wife.
Arthur Crook was in Denver th,
latter part of the week looking fol
new sights and attractions.
; County Commissioner Joseph Bor
zago went to Denver Monday and re
manned until last evening. He ha
been feeling poorly and the trip hat