Gilpin observer., 1910-03-31
BLACK HAWK NEWS

proved and there is now hope of his
recovery
Chas. Ehrlich during the past week
put coat Of red paint on the mill
of the Denver Mining G. Reduction
company. Some adjustments and al
terations are being made at the mill
with the expectations that operations
will be commenced the latter part of
this week.
The Flag Raising and Medal day,
which was to have been held at the
schools last Friday have been post
poned. Flag day exercises will be
held on the 25th of March and Medal
day on the 26th of May. The program
as arranged for Flag day will be car
ried out, but some changes will be
made in the program for Medal day.
Mrs. Mary F. Rausch, of the Fort
Collins Agricultural school delivered
an address before the pupils of the
public schools and number of par
ents last Friday. She spoke on Do
mestic Science.
Vivian Fritz was called from
Denver Tuesday evening on account
of the illness of his mother. Mrs
Fritz had quite severe attack of la
grippe and for a time thought she
was going to receive a summons frum
heaven. She is considerably better
now and her friends hope that her
recovery will be speedy.
School will be dismissed Friday
for the weeks spring vacation. This
is the most popular week of the
school term.
Frank Jones has moved his family
into the Davis house. whica he
bought before Christmas.
Charley Klais has received large
consignment of new ginghams Of at
tractive patterns, which have caught
the eyes Of the lady residents of
this metropolitan center. Even Miss
Grace Grutzmacher, who ordinarily is
hard to please in ginghams. express
ed herself as fully satisfied with the
new line of goods.
Carl Hedman has moved his family
into house in Chase gulch. The
Hedmans, some time ago, were
thinking of leaving Black Hawk but
may be prevailed upon to remain for
the good times that are surely in
store for the residents of the Mill
city.
John Rudolph is moving his house
hold goods to Denver this week. The
family will make that city their home
in the future.
The Women of Woodcraft held
what they called a picnic at their
meeting Tuesday evening. They had
program and refreshments and in
reality had a picnic in every sense
of the term. These affairs will be
held monthly frcm now on at the
last meeting night
The Rebekahs will celebrate their
anniversary this evening. And they
| will celebrate, too. They are going to
have program, likewise refresh
| ments.
Tuesday the board of registration
met. They will meet again Saturday.
See that you are registered.
| Harry Blake went to Denver Satur-
day morning to arrange matters per
tanning to the leasing of his proper
| ties on the divide. 1t is understood
that the company which now has his
sive development.
George Schneider. George Hoppe
and John Rohling returned Thursday
evening of last week from points in
the valley, where they went to pur
chase some horses. for use on their
ranches. They brought back five good
ones.
George Schneider, since his return
last week from the valley, has torn
down a house on Swede hill and has
loaded the lumber in car and will
ship the same to his farm near Rog
gen. Mr.. Schneider and James Oates
left this morning with the team fol
Roggen.
George Hoppe and John Rohline
are tearing down houses in Blacl
Hawk and will ship the lumber tc
Roggen. When these Roggen farmers
get through tearing down houses IL
Black Hawk the citizens will have
| t,% DO thnir in,
Little Miltie Flick has been yer!
i'll this week with Group.
The Woodmen of the World hav,
moved into the Fritz hall. Mr.. Frit.
has installed pianola for the bene
fit of the Choppers, who are sadl.