Gilpin observer., 1912-05-23
BOULDER PARK

/ Mr.. Potts has finished cleaning th<
road of snow and ice between Tol
land and Rollinsville. One can now
travel without going cross lots
I Snow and rock slides are making
traffic on the Moffat road almost i'm
possible. Trains are all the way from
to "a hours late every day.
Mrs. Root and daughter were ur
Saturday from Denver, loking over
their cabin, preparatory to camping
for the summer.
Herb stotts left Saturday for Den
yer.
Mrs. Jeffords is having one OF her
cottages cleaned and repaired for
occupancy the coming week.
Mr.. Wichelt, owner of the pool
hall and resident of Arvada, died this
week at his home of consumption.
Mr.. Weibelt had been suffering for
long time, and death was expected
at any time. His many friends here
regret nevertheless the sad news.
and his family has the sympathy Of
all.
Mr.. Stout, the popular agent. at the
Moffat depot for the past eighteen
months, has resigned and leaves in
a few days for Denver. Mr.. Stout is
man of sterling qualities and his
resignation will he regretted by a
host of friends in Tolland. The best
wishes of all are with him.
Mr.. Herrod, of Jenny Lind, was in
town Friday. The old man is looking
very poorly of late.
Sunday saw a few early tourists on
the streets of Tolland.
Mrs. Iverson entertained at teas
on Monday.
Judge Potts was in town on bus
mess Monday.
Ed. Godett and brother. of Ameri-
can City, were Tolland visitors Sat
urday on business and for supplies.
Ed. says he will be on hand Satur-
day with big fish pole and a can
OF worms.
Henry Baer of Black canyon, was
in town the latter part CT the week
for supplies.
Mr.. Borkin and Mr.. Craig, of Den
yer were registered at the Ohio house
over Monday, leaving for Frazer on
Tuesday
The fishing season will open Sat
urday, the 25th, but the creek is very
high and the banks are still covered
| with snow.
| Doc. Jones was seen on our streets
Monday.
Mrs. Newcomb, local game warden,
liable to get excited and go fishing
day or two too soon.
Brown ate SO much ice cream Sun.
day. that he had to lay off Monday
and sober up.
The mining industry in this section
is taking on a lively aspect. Several
properties are being opened up now
as the snow is disappearing.
The forestry service put up some
very fine and attractive sign boards
in the park Monday, directing trav-
elers on routes to points of note.
Louis Johnson, of Mangod. Okla,
was in Tolland over Sunday. en-
route to Steamboat Springs.
Carl johnson came over from Per
tor hue
II. ]. Buch of Nederland, was q
Tolland visitor Tuesday.
The first picnic of the season will
be held in the park Decoration day.
1t will be given by the Woodmen OF
Denver.
Charles Seller will carry a fine line
of fishing tackle this season. Don't
forget, you anglers.
Mr.. Rollins. at the pool hall. has
ordered a new line of fishing tackel
This place will be the headquarters
for the best makes of everything in
the fishing line. Patronize those who
help the town.
The Ohio house will be run this
season by Mr.. Fricke and Mrs. Par
chens. The house has been remodel
ed and thoroughly cleaned. The best
of service at reasonable rates and
special attention to local and home
trade is the motto Of the proprietors
Mr.. Foewinkle carries a fine line
OF fish poles to rent Waders and
gum boots at reasonable rates.
Anyone wishing to rent houses OF
cottages can do so by calling up
Chas. Seller or John Foewinkle. Their
places are all newly furnished and
clean.
F.. w. Dolley is In charge of the
Tolland dairy during the absence oi
Mr. BallWig