The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-07-31
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Mrs. E. L. Regennitter visited in
Denver yesterday.
Mrs. J. w. Weldon returned Satur-
day from a trip to Boulder.
Bob Wood broke away from business
yesterday and hobnobbed with his Den
yer friends.
President Bush, of the First National
bank, was a passenger for Denver on
the early train yesterday.
Will Price arrived here the first of
the week from Minneapolis, called here
by the serious illness of his father.
Mr.. Dick C. Shadley formerly of
the First National Bank, died last
Sunday at his fathers home in Boul-
der, Colo. He leaves host of friends
to mourn their loss.
At the opera house tonight and to-
morrow night will appear the eccentric
musical entertainers. Stanley and
Scanlon in an oddity entitled, "Did
You See Gladys?"
Uncle Tom Woodward began work
on the approach of the foot bridge on
the south side Of Clear Creek on
Thursday by knocking down rock and
dirt for good landing place.
A lease has been taken on the Sthole
lode mining claims by Davey Jones
and others. The property is located
just east of the War Dance and it is
believed to contain just as good ore.
Another property is resuming work
near Dumont, the First Republican
Mining company having begun on the
LeMunyon group of claims. The work
will be under the management of J.
W. Smith.
''The Swede and Happy Girl" will
be the attraction at the Dreamland
theatre for five nights commencing
with tonight. 1t is said that this is
one of the best vaudeville attractions
ever brought to this city.
After al absence of about five years
in the cast, Mr.. Frank Dana, accom-
panied by his daughter, arrived in
the city on Thursday to visit with his
friends. He was formerly a resident
here and was foreman of the Humboldt
Mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Knowles have
been entertaining Mr.. H. K. Lyford,
wife and son, Mr.. J. H. Lyford and
Miss Knutson, all Of Manly, Iowa.
They are on their way to the Pacific
Coast and will take in the exposition
at Seattle during their trip.
New crossings will be put on the
North side of Miner street at fifteenth,
sixteenth and seventeenth avenues and
on the south side of Colorado street at
ninth, tenth and fourteenth avenues.
Let the good work of improvement Of
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is commendable.
Among those who had important
urday were A. E. Straub, George
Straub, Oscar Dowis, Ira Pollard, Jim
Thomas, Joe Burke and John Trathen.
There was prize fight Friday evening
between Flynn and O'Brien but these
sedate gentleman would scorn the
charge they were present.
Messrs. Ellis, Hickman and Stevens
were in Denver the first of the week
comforting with State engineer Com
stock concerning the appropriations
made by the last legislature for bridg-
ing Clear Creek east of George town
and also near Green Lake. 1t is ex-
pected that the plans of our county
dads" will be approved and work
building commence soon.
o. H. Nelson, foreman of Eames
Brothers Printing and Publishing COM
pany of Denver, is spending his vaea-
tion in and around Idaho Springs and
is enthusiastic over the climate and
surroundings. Like many other visit
ors he wonders why there is not more
interest taken in making condi-
tions more convenient forthe tour
ist who are attracted here.
When Bobby Mclean starts out
after fish he is going to land it. The
fish is like Davey Crocketts coon that
would come down as soon as the gun
was pointed att. 1t may try and get
away from Bobby but quickly surren-
ders when it gets peep at him. Last