Gilpin observer., 1910-06-02
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the different mixtures of our city
and found everything satisfactory.
d. c. EnEarl and Mr.. Boney return
ed from Colorado Springs Wednei-
day.
L. w. Haines, of Columbus, Ohio,
WIS in town Monday, looking after
mining interests near Perigo.
Mills & Rule have taken the con-
tract to deliver the lumber. and ma
chinery for the new tungsten mill,
and are now at work hauling the
smaller lumber. All the heavy timber
will come from the Gilpin Lumber
ccmpany's mill at Ladora.
/ would like to ask certain man
if he saw the GRISETTE, and If he
also saw NJ. PROULHOMME, if he
laid hand on NJ. PROULHOMME, or
if he laid hands on himself?
We understand that Robt. Prichard
is thinking OF locating in Perigo
soon.
Tuesday morning, J. c. Mcdowell,
of the Denver Quartz Mill company,
and his boss carpenter, came out
and started work on the tungsten
mill, two miles west of town and eX-
poets to have the mill completed
within the next thirty days. Will
Goldman and ALT. Rule, of this place
are doing the eXcavating work.
We are sorry to say that nothing
sensational has occurred this week.
therefore we can not write anything
exciting.
Mr.. Sham, of Sweet Water cottage,
returned to Denver Tuesday night.
Mrs. George NJ. Ashmore is the
guest of Mrs. H. Longnecker the past
few days.
Mrs. H. Longnecker is to be con-
graduated by the way she has handl-
cd the drug store since Mr.. Long
neckcr was called to Indianolo Neb.,
on account of his brothers sickness
Mrs. Longnecker is very accommo,
dating and does everything possible
% please the customers. Some people
about woman. That's where they
are mistaken,as this lady would make
a success of the business.lf any
thing is wanted in the store and they
Lave not got it, why the next train
from Denver will bring it in for you
Shes accommodating and pleasant in
her business transactions. The writ
er always likes to do all he can for
) anyone who displays the qualities
. spoken of, and wish to say it il
mighty pleasant to know you have a
wife who can step in and attend youl
business when you are called away
. or you are sick, and know that i
; will be attended to with the same
. zeal as yourself, if not better. Sucf
women are credit to everyone ant
; we want to congratulate Mr.. Long
. necller on having such a good bus
. mess mate.
Fred Gcoch came up from Denver
) Tuesday and is the guest of Col
, Rider. Now maybe you think These
two old cronies are not having {
; time up in Riders bachelor quarters
!, swapping war stories and doing wal
cooking, and making the air ring
with war talk, as to VINO will wash
the dishes. Mr.. Gooch will help the
Col. out in the postotfice and allow
the Col. to go after the speckled
beauties.
Master John Longnecker returned
this week from McCook Neb. where
ne has been visiting the past two
weeks. We understand Mr.. Long
necker will return Wednesday.
]. C. Mcdowell returned to Denver
Tuesday after starting gang of
men to work excavating for the new
tungsten mill, and will return with a
force of carpenters Monday and COM
mence the work.
Miss Wurtz, the popular school
teacher of our place, gave most of
tho children an outing Decoration
day in the shape of picnic over on
the Beaver. All report having a good
time.
The A. X. r. G. NJ. Co., are load
ing car of concentrates for Salida
this week.
The Penoboscott and the A. K. R.
each received a car of Routt county
coal this week.
Mr.. Mitchell, who has been the
care-taker for the Sayre ranch for the
past six months. left Tuesday for
Denver.
Forest Ranger Whitney was called
to Antelope Sunday evening to fight
the forest fire and was called I'm