Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
BLACK HAWK NEWS

! Mrs. viii Hines left Wednesday
morning for Nederland to join her
husband.
| Russell F. Taylor, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. w. Taylor, of this city, and
Miss Aida Rickard daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John R:ckard, former resi-
dents OF Central, but now residing
an Denver, were married in Denver
yesterday morning. The groom is
employed at the Rrack Hollow mine
and the couple will arrive the lat
ter part OF the week to make their
home in the Rickard house ON the
Casey. Congratulations are extended
the happy couple by the Observer
end numerous other friends.
Pete Nelson, Jr., returned Satur-
day from various points in the state.
Dave Bremen was up from Den
yer, Sunday. He was accompanied
home by Mrs. Bremen, who had
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
MTs. JuIluS NordIeln.
:, c. NJ. Kittredge, of the Gilpin-Tung-
stem Production Co., was business
visitor from Denver, Saturday.
Mrs. C. NJ. Froid and Mrs. Preston
Holbrook went to Idaho Springs Tues
day to attend meeting of the East
ern Stars.
Gr. c. NJ. Froid was called to Rol-
hnsvslle Monday to officiate at the
birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Mccoy.
Mrs. d. w. Taylor left Sunday for
Salt Lake to visit her son.
Otto iuttkamp came in Sunday
from Nederland to visit his family
and enjoy a rest.
Thomas Dunstone and family re-
turned Monday from trip to Den
iYer. made in their car Donald Barker
accompanied them home for short
visit. ,
Delbert Taylor left Tuesday morn
Ing for kremmling, to work
Mrs. NJ. Lemkuhl came up from
Denver yesterday to visit the Froid
family.
| Phil. Rolling, Jr., discovered a vein
OF tungsten on tie John Rolling
ra.ch last week. He brought in some
samples for a test and the ore show
ed a good purplish blue color. An ex-
pert on tungsten va ues said the ore
would run around ten per cent In
tungstic acid.
c. B. Klais made Il negative from
some pitchblende ore this week which
was brought in by Geo. Fertig from
the Yankee hin section. Mr.. Fertig
has had piJchblende in his properties
for years but did not know what 1t
was, but the plainness Of the mega
tive with the print of two keys talk
en- by Mr.. Klais would indicate the
presence of uranium in the ore of
i high per cent.
Fourteen persons came over from
Nederland TUESDAY evening in a
Stanley steamer to attend the meet
ing of the Women of Woodcraft. The
, local lodge showed their visitors a
very delightful time with dancing,
games and banquet in Fritz hall.
The Nederland p rty left at 1
O'Clock en- their return home and
/ were most generous in their praise
of the hospitality of Black Hawk Cir
Gle.
Mrs. Pill. Rching and daughter
spent last week at the ranch, pre-
vent:rg Phil, Jr., from becoming
home sick
Frank Waldl art and Will Moyle
visited in Golden and Denver Sun
day.
| Jos. BorZago went to Denver Sun
day to learn when his new car will
be ready for delivery Mr.. Borzago
says the auto dealers claim the coun-
try ds SO prosperous under the pres
ent Democratic administration that
1t is impossible for their factories to
supply the unprecedented demand for
motor cars.
Mrs. Fred Rudolph was a passen
ger to Denver Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Suponch's, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. Hartman,
\ returned Saturday to her home in
Wheatridge. Colo.
John Eatwell ard children went to
Lakewood, Sunday, to spend the day
with Mr.. Eatwell's brother.
Sunday school meets next Sunday
at 10: 80 a. m. inst ad Of at the usual
hour. At II a. m, the Ch!ldren's Day
program will be given. Wanted for
tie occasion. house full CT people.
We are counting On you to help. In
tie evening at 1880 the pastor will