The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-06-19

{. l.. Plummer was visitor to Den
yer this week.
w. S. Leebrick was up from Denver
the middle of the week.
John Owen spent a day in Denver
the latter part of the week.
Bruce Roberts was up from Denver
this week for visit with the folks
Ed Rohner came up from Denver the
middle of the week for a days visit.
Stationer Deis was passenger for
Denver yesterday, going down to re-
plenish his stock.
Rumor has it that Sunday trains will
be operated over the Argentine Central
commencing to- morrow
Blessed, thrice blessed, is the man
who is a genuine all-round booster, for
he needs no boosting to get action.
Mrs. Ed. King and boys returned
this week from their visit to Greeley
and Denver for the past three weeks.
Druggist J. j. Sherwin visited at the
state capital for couple of days this
week
The contract for the sprinkling of
! the streets of the city was awarded to
A. E. Straub by the city coucil at its
meeting Thursday night.
Mrs. F. w. Osterman and daughter
Florence departed Wednesday morning
for Minnesota where they will visit rel |
atives for the next few months.
Mrs. Elmer Bentley and baby and
Miss Eta Florine departed Wednesday |
morning for Loveland, where they will
visit with relatives for couple of weeks
C. C. Simms, of the There market,
received notification Wednesday of the
serious illness of his father at Republic,
Kansas, and left for his home on the
following day.
James Cousins was down from Free
land yesterday with shipment of high
grade ore from the New Era. This |
bonanza promises to again come to the
front as great producer.
Mr.. "Almaden" R. Comstock is en-
tertaining his brother-in-law Judge
William Stout, of McLouth, Kansas, at
his pleasant home up Fall River. The
Judge arrived here on Thursday morn
ing and will remain couple of weeks
or longer.
Mr.. s.. T. Olney, exchange manager
at Idaho Springs, still leads the Denver
district on collections. Why can t some
other exchange take the lead for one or
two issues? 1t is always either Dacono
or Idaho Springs. Get busy; it is as
easy to lead as to follow. w.-Transmitter.
| Sam Quick and P. J. Smith have Sc
cured contract on the old Lamartine
shaft and moved their outfit and sup
plies to the scene of operations Wed
nesday morning Great things are ex-
pected from the sinking at this point,
and repetition OF production is looked
for.
The initiation of trio of Elks Tues
day night proved to be one of the most
attractive features of the sessions OF
the lodge for many meeting. A dutch
lunch added materially to the enjoy
ment of the evening. A number OF
members from the outside towns atten-
ded the meeting.
Six st. Clair drills have been install
ed in the Lombard mine by Capt. Hen
ry /. Seemann and will be kept pound
ing away without cessation on the large
vein of ore that is in this property
The Captain, his wife and daughter,
will spend the summer in his cottage in
Cumberland gulch.
Attorney w. A. Williams, former
resident of the city, arrived here on
Monday and will make this his home
again. He has rented some OF the
office rooms in the rear of the &. Z. q
G. Trust company building, recently
vacated by E. L. Regennitter, and will
resume the practice of law here.
Attorney j. w. B. Smith has dispos-
ed of his residence property in Grass
Valley to Jos. Meyers, Jr., and for the
summer Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will occu-
DIV quarters at the Ventress cottage on
Colorado street Being delighted with
this city they will remain here
until next November when they will re-
move to Denver where Mr.. Smith will
engage in the practice of law.