Gilpin observer., 1911-09-21
BOULDER PARK

e. ]. Ohruh and wife. Of Denver.
and e. w. Rich and wife and son
of Hartford. 8. D., enjoyed delight
full visit with Mayor Hatfield and
wife. and were most Hospitality en-
tertained.
C. A. Wheatley and family. of
Boulder. are enjoying few days out
ing at the Jewell cottage in Balti
more.
P. ]. Connor is doing some work
for j. w. Hatfield. and making re.
pairs on all the cottages, so as to
be in readiness for next summer.
Ralph Stotts has been hauling
timbers the past week getting ready
shipment to Denver.
John Johnson has been working
on the county roads. and they are
now in good shape. AS in every
thing else. John can be depended up
on, both in work and faithfulness.
Eastern parties were up making ex
aminations on the Baltimore mine,
for future development.
George Marsh has a contract on
the International. and will put on a
force of men, who will work all win
ter.
VIM. j. Stull was out to Boulder
park the past week, and succeeded
in getting large number Of the
speckled beauties to take home with
him.
Mr.. E. Fritz, formerly OF the Van
Noy eating house, is stopping at the
Tolland this week.
Mr.. Rollins was in Denver Friday
and Saturday of last week.
Harry d. Long, of Twin Falls, Ida.
leaves for Denver this week, en-
route to Liverpool, Eng, and other
foreign parts, after spending the
summer in Tolland.
Mr.. Thomas of Salida Mo-, regist-
cred at the Tolland over Sunday, en-
route to Sulphur Springs.
The materials have arrived for Mrs
Tolls new summer home. The re-
ports are that it is to be something
very fine.
The lake. being constructed over
by Mr.. Iversons, is about completed.
1t will be stocked with trout
Bruce Clifton was in Denver Mon
day and Tuesday on business.
James McCracken was in Denver
Saturday and Sunday on business.
Miss Moore returned this week,
afte several days visit in Pine
Cliff and Denver.
Mrs. Dugan, of Denver, is spend
ing a couple of weeks in Tolland.
The Tolland is doing a big business
since the usual tourist season has
closed. AT the railroad boys say 1t
is the best place in Town to put up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin, of Ohio. who
had been spending the summer here.
left Saturday for Denver. where they
will stay few days before going to
California for the winter.
Tolland has about got down to
normal business again, as the tour
lists and picnickers have all gone.
Tents are being put away and cot
tases boared up. 1t has been a very
good season.
George Waite and Mr.. Adams were
seen on our streets Sunday.
Louis Boiling fell off his wagon
and seriously fractured his arm Sat
urday. He was taken to Denver to
be attended. Ralph Stotts has TAX
en- his place with the team.
A couple Of expert fishermen of
Central came over and whipped the
creek all day Sunday. Did they
catch any? Well, not to speak OF.
Mr.. Tompkins, who had been spend
ing the week with his daughter. Mrs.
Ballard. left Monday for his home in
Kansas.
Mrs. Ballard. Mr.. Tompkins, Lutte
Tompkins, Harry Long and F. w.
Dolley were the guests OF Mrs. j.
w. Hatfield. Mrs. Benz. Maiden, Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Stull and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Gage, at Baltimore Sun
day evening. A most enjoyable time
was enjoyed by all.
Messrs. w. ]. Stull and Chas.
Gage, Of Central, and F. w. Dolley.
made trip by horse and buggy to
Yankee Doodle lake last Monday by
the old trail. After encountering
many fallen trees. broken bridges
and boulders, which were all remed
led. they reached the lake at p
m. and were well rewarded after a
nights fishing by two baskets OF
nice large trout. Those wishing tc
drive. will find an open road now.
Mr.. Stull, of the Observer. and F.
| w. Dolley. OF Tolland. made fine
catch Of trout last Sunday In Nam
moth and Boulder creek. Mr.. Stull