Gilpin observer., 1910-07-28
BLACK HAWK NEWS


Raymond Eccker. a handsome boy.
George Fritz and family and their
visitors from the east enjoyed q
pleasure ride over the tram Monday.
1t was novel entertainment for the
visitors.
Louis Pircher made trip to Den
yer Friday.
VIII Krlley left Saturday morning
for trip to the valley.
Master Delbert Taylor boarded the
ing. He went down to visit with
friends and to see the sights.
VIM. Dingle, the druggist, left Sat
urday for Mi!liken. Colo, to which
point he had removed his fix.ur-s
and stock. Mr.. Dingle will embark In
business in the rapidly growing town.
He made two or three trips to Mil
liken before finally deciding to locate
there and became very favorably i'm
pressed with that section. Friends
of Mr. Dingle wish him every success
In his new location.
A. Lipp, of Denver, was In Black
Hawk the latter part Of the week,
shaking hands with numerous friends.
Ray Thompson, who recently ac-
cepted a position of brakeman on the
C. & S. out of Golden, came up Sun
day to see the folks and to enjoy
another meal of mothers cooking. Mr..
t. art1 g1, of
taking his mother. or someone else
OF equal culinary skill, to Golden to
cook for him.
Mr.. Dewey and wife, OF Denver,
former well-known residents of this
city, were up Sunday, meeting old
time friends.
Sam and James Morris left Sunday
for the ranch near Kremmling. where
they will stack hay. They are, both
husky and laborious work like hay
ing agrees with them greatly. They
will be gore six weeks or two
months.
Parties broke into the Rocky Noun
tain concentrator Friday Of last week
They gained entrance into the build
ing by prying open a door to the
ore bins. After gaining entrance they
opened several boxes containing tools
and supplies and made a close hunt
for anything they could convert into
money. Seemingly they found nothing
they wanted. SO they did not steal
anything. 1t is supposed that their OBJ
ject in breaking into the concentrator
was to procure the paltes. These how
ever. had been removed when the
plant was closed down.
Manager Grabmair, of the Phone
company, is looking for suitable
location where he can establish the
public Telephone booth. This was in
Dingle's store. but as he has aban-
doned business here, 1t is up to the
energetic manager to find another es-
tablishment that will give the booth
room. 1t has been suggested that he
this cozy little building is seldom
used for the purpose for which it was
intended. Residents of this peaceful
berg are never arrested, hence there
is no need OF a city bastile.
Miss Garry Cody, of Denver, who
had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Seibertz, returned home Tuesday
morning.
AL. Rogers was up from Denver a
couple Of days this week, looking af-
ter his property interests.
Geo. Mitchell came up from Denver
Sunday to visit his wife and the ".
c. Stevens family.
Bert Broadman has moved in from
the Robins ranch. He prefers city
life to the surroundings of the farm.
John Robins is moving his family
to the ranch this week.
Miss Amelia Nordlein, after a WIS.,
it Of two weeks in Denver. returned
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Minnie Irwin went to George
town Thursday of last week to attend
the funeral of her brother, John Po-
lotti, who was killed in a mine acci-
dent.
Miss Myrtle Webster and aunt Mrs.
Rundle, came up from Denver Sunday
evening.
Walter Miller went to Denver the
last of the week to seek employment.
d. Martlli and otto Ruttkamp, who
have been working in Garfield, Utah.
were arrivals last Thursday. They
will probably remain here until after
the hot weather. They claim 1t is
fearfully hot in Utah.
Mrs. John II. Hoskin and family
left Sunday morning for Littleton to