Gilpin observer., 1911-06-01
BLACK HAWK news

The school board has reappointed
all the teachers who served during
the past term with the exception OF
ono and that ono did not present an
application, perhaps for reasons best
known to herself. Prof. Ware and
Misses Bennett and Thomas were
the three retained.
Curtis Rundquist came up from Col
den Sunday to visit his father and
sister.
Mrs. c. Headman and children, OF
Denver, visited from Friday until
Tuesday with Mrs. Chas. Rundquist.
Mrs. Geo. Fritz leaves Saturday for
Edwardville, ILL.,, to visit until fall
with relatives.
G. E. Fritz returned Tuesday from
a fishing trip up the Platte. He said
that he made good catch notwith-
standing the fact that the weather
was not propitious for fishing.
Miller & Gill today opened their,
meat market in the quarters next to
Richards store. They will conduct
a strictly cash market and give their
patrons prices that will not only
draw but hold the trade. Both are
experienced butchers and understand
the meat business thoroughly.
At their regular meeting Tuesday
evening, the Women Of Woodcraft
held election of officers as follows:
Sophia Sanderson, past guardian
neighbor; Luzetta Baril, guardian
neighbor; Kate Kri,ey, advisor; Anna
Nordlein, magician; Daisy Blake, at
tendant; Beatrice Dunstone, inner
sentinel; Catherine Hartman, outer
sentinel; Hazel Tabb, captain of the
guards; C. B. Klais, manager for 18
months.
The pupils of the 7th and 9Th
grades will hold their annual picnic
tomorrow in Boulder park.
H. E. Horn went to Denver this
afternoon to get some much needed
rest.
A baby girl was born Tuesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Kearins-
Charles A. Kruse, of Denver, and
Miss Mary Loss, of Black Hawk were
married yesterday at 6 o'colck p. m.
in the Catholic hcurch by the Rev.
Father Meyer. They left this morn
ing for Denver where they will re-
side. The bride is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Loss and is a fav-
orite among large circle Of friends
in Black Hawk
The following are the newly ell
ected officers chosen by the Red
men last Thursday evening: Prophet.
VIM. Krilcy; Sachem, /. T. Hall; Sr.
Sag, S. Retallack; Jr. Sag, julius
Nordlien; C. of R., Louis O'Donnell;
C. of W.. Zack Mackey; Trustee for
IS months, H. Hartman; Representa-
| tive, A. Crook.
Theo. Nelson and Frank Schon-
herr spent Monday and Tuesday in
Denver.
Elmer Beck came up from Denver
Monday to visit couple Of days.
Frank Gabardi came up from Den
yer Monday to visit his parents.
Walter Miller came up from Den
Yer Monday to spend Decoration day
with his parents
Gregory camp, No. 504, Woodmen
of the World. held election of Of
ficers Monday evening as follows:
NJ. H. Hinkle. P. C. c.. Walter
James, C. c.; Chas. Daley, A. L.;
Jos. Eorzago. Banker; C. B. Klais,
clerk; j. V. Kurtz, Escort; R. \.
Stevens, watchman; C. NJ Froid,
physician; NJ. H. Hinkle, manager for
IS months.
Dr.. C. NJ. Froid visited his wife
and baby in Denver Sunday.
Ray O'Mera met with an accident
at the Frontenac mill Monday night
his foot becoming lodged in a part
of the machinery. The foot was bad
ly crushed and for a while it was
thought amputation would be neces
sary. From later reports, however
he is getting along fairly well and
the injured member may heal all
right.
4 P. G. McNevins. H. F. Lynch and
Herman Shinherr have taken q con
tract to sink the Gilpin-Orion shaft
an additional depth Of so feet. 1t will
require a month (anyway) for then
to finish tho work.
1t is reported that wedding o.
two Of the most prominent younl
people Of this prosperous community
Is brewing.
The graduation exercises OF tn,
eighth grade of the public schools
held yesterday afternoon in Fritz hal
were well attended-in fact. SO mum
erous were those who appeared t.
see the graduates several were turn