The Idaho Springs siftings-news., September 05, 1914, Image 8

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THE IDAHO -SPRINGS SIFTINGS-NEWi-
Next Week’s Movies
- MONDAY -
The Isle of Abandoned
hope 2 parts Bison
A Mexican warrior Imp
Tuesday
| The Mask of Affliction Eclair
2 parts
; Bess, the Dttectress. Joker
Wednesday
A Singular Cynic 2 reel Victor
The Siren Nestor
Thursday
when Smaltz Loves Sterling
The Plot that Failed Power
The Senators Bill Rex
Friday
Lucile Love Series lo G Sea)
2 parts
Love and A Lottery
Ticket Imp
Saturday
The Saudhill Lovers Victo r
; Sophie of the Filins Nestor
! Sisters Powers
Sunday
: Tne Forbidden Room Bison
3 reels
STATE FAIR
Definite announcement of the
aeroplane program of the Colora
do State Fair has been made by
the fair officials following the ar
rival of the contract fiotn Chicago
Dearing details of the plans.
The bird man who will appear
in Pueblo is C. Livingstone Wig
gous, one of the most daring young
flyers of the Wright school, whose
i popularity in California was es
tablished through a series of re
markable flights recently at Los
Angeles.
The machine, a Wright bi plane
is the most famous in use today,
jit was in the machine which is
being prepared for shipment to Pu
eblo, that Cal Rodgers made his
trans-Atlantic flight to Bermuda
in 19II and in which be later was
killed in California.
On Tuesday moruing, Sep. i5,
Wiggins will make the first inter
urban flight ever attempted in
Colorado. He will leave Colorado
Springs, piloted by racing autos
and fly directly to Pueblo. There
alter there will be double daily
flights, one every merning and an
other every afternoon, arizing and
landing immediately in front of
the stands.
TheSiftings is authorized
to announce that
S. M. Smith
of Idaho Springs is a can
date before the primary
for the nomination on
the Democratic ticket to
the office of County As
sessor, subject to the
will of the people at the
direct primary.
Take Notice
This is the time of the
year t<> get your peaches
for canning and preserv
ing. We are prepared to
supply you with the best
at very reasonable prices
and in any quantity, also
any kinds of fruits that
are in season such as
grapes, plums, pears, crab
apples and the like. Prices
Right. Vegetable Store
The Bellevue hotel changed hands
the first of the week, Mrs. Gibbs
retiring from the business and
will be succeeded by Ed Thorpe
of Grand Junction, Colorado He
is overhauling the hotel and ex
pects lo be ready to cater tc the
public in a week or ten days He
is an experienced hotel man
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kirby of
Denver are week-end guests of Mr
and Mrs. C, L. Lamb at Belle-
View cottage. Mrs. Kirby is en
joying the scenes of her childhood.
She is prominently associated with
the Woman's Club and Daughters
of the Revolution in Denver and
president of the Daughters of
Colorado.
All Laundry left at Idaho
Springs Laundry will receive
careful and prompt attention.
W ork Guaranteed.
, E. Champion,
r Advertised Letter List
Idaho Springs, Colo.,
Sept 3 1914.
The following letters remain un
■ called for at this office:
Miss M. J. Armstrong
" Isabel Baxter
; Mrs. T. H. Brown
r P. J. Bucket
. Earl Blout
B. R. Black welder
V. R Gas ter
. Mrs. James Cousins
Sigmond Fisher
Mrs. L. McNeer
Thos. Morrow
) Miss Sara Monical
Mrs. Geo. Noes •
Esther Onofrio
James Phillips
Charley Pease
Mrs J Perry
5 Nels Peterson
Paoli
Mrs Laura Patterson
Mrs W. Rußseler
Mrs. Rose Sacco
(C)
Walter Smith
Mrs A G Sweedland
Mrs Hattie Thomas
Mrs Wm H. Wright
Wm. K. Woodward
Mrs Jennie White
Mrs ZeliokofT
- MAILS CLOSE -
Going EAST, at 7:09 A. M. and
2:42 P. M.
Going WEST, at 10:00 A. M. and
5:09 P. M.
J* General Delivery J*
Opens at 8:00 A. M.
Closes at 7:00 P. M.
0. N. MARIHLOH, Postmaster.
Canning Season
We began to-day receiv
ing large shipments of
peaches for canning and
preserving as well as
other kinds of fruit which i
we are selling very cheap 1
and of the best quality.
Now is the time to se
cure just what you need.
The Vegetable Store
At the annnal meeting of the
Dorit Mining, Milling and Trans
portation Co. held in the city last
Monday, the following were elect
ed officers and directors for the
ensuing year; F, L- Patrick, Pres.
W. F. Waddell, Vice-President:
F. H. McAdow, secretary and H.
B. Slater and A. W. Back ley.
Mr. Frank Patrick and wife of
Omaha, Neb,, arrived in the city
Friday morning and will enjoy a
very pleasant visit with Mr. F.
L. Patrick and wi.'e at the Dorit
mine on Chicago Creek.
Mrs, S. O. Williams and Mrs. Horace
Sin.cox of Shreveport. Louisiana and
Mr. C. D. Kepworth and daughter
Eleanor, of Corsicana, Texas, left last
week for their homes after spending
several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Morris,
Millinery Opening
Commencing Sept Bth, we will
have on display all the newest and
most up to date fashions in milli
nery for tall and winter Ladies
dont fail to come in and see our
beautiful line.
Maud Aim.
Considerable work is now go
ing on in the Big Five and of a
very encouraging nature: Ransom
Thurston and Quaintance are
drifting on the west Lake and have
two feet of ore that will average
approximately $30.00 per ton In
the East Lake, Klein & Co, are
sloping and they are in a $35,00
body of ore. In this same prop
erty, Mosher and company are
drifting and have a $20.00 per ton
body of ore that is as wide as the
, drift. The Vitagraph Mining,
Milling & Leasing company is pre
, paring to sink a winze in the ore
1 under the ground of Klein ft Co.
1 and Mosher & Co. with excellent
1 prospects. Among the rcpresen
i tatives of the Vitagraph company
are the Galligans and Mr. Slater.
Meats to Roast, Moats to Fry!
THE BEST MEATS
- Are Always The ' -
MEATS TO BUY
Meats to Boil! Meats to Stow!
THE BEST MEATS SHOULD ALWAYS
Be ihe Meats for You
YOU’LL ALWAYS
FIND THEM HERE!
PEOPLES’ MARKET COMPANY
Phone Idaho 144.
THE MERCHANTS AND MINERS
• NATIONAL BANK <
Capital Stock, $50,000.00
C. 8. Birkins, President. A. A. Stover, Cashier.
W. L. Shaffer V. President. W. A. Roberts, Asst. Cashier.
A HOME INSTITUTION
OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY LOCAL* PEOPLE
A FIRST-CLASS FEED STORE
But we are not running from com
-5 "petition. Why should we? If you
6 had ever traded with ue we would not
g need to answer that question,
K OIIR PRICES ARE RIGHT
H our qualities are better and we give
a fair, honeat treatment to onr custom
g ere. If any of our competitors can
H BEAT that, they are ent.tled to your
ML trade. g-
Flour, Meal, Bran, Ship-Stuff and Grain.
C. L. PLUMMER
The Windsor Bar
(Worth’s OM Stand.)
LINDAHL & ECKBERG, Props.
IRefitteb
, Courteous to Hll
Übe IPerg Best (Boobs
1623 Miner Street. Idaho Springs, Colo.
THE ARGO REDUCTION AND
ORE PURCHASING GO.
Announces that it is now prepared to n»v ’
the HIGHEST prices for Gold and Silver
ores of ANY grade and in ANY quantity
NO CHARGE FOR SAMPLING AND prompt
SETTLEMENTS.
Shipments received by railroad or wagon.
, For full information telephone
■ ■ IDAHO 118 or address j\ *
THE ‘R6O REDUCTION ANO ORE PURCHASING C#.|"
QTT F. HEIZER., Manager. !
PENTIJT
Dr. W. T. Cam over Merchants and
1 Miner* National bank.
For Sale—Practically new Oak Prin
cess Dresser $B,OO. Fumed Oak li
brary Table $B.OO. Fumed Oak Rocker
$3.50. Fumed Oak Rocker $6.50.. A
$25 00 Axminster Rug 9x12, $l5 00.
J Inquire of W. J. Morris
Mining Engineer James Under
, hill was in Denver on Friday look
.ng after professional bnsinesa.
Why are athletes the meat man's
friends?
111 K/ I
Because tney are such gre jZtznt is
for meets!
T . *OR SALE
Am.? moBt up " to -date
Amalgamating and Con
orr^ t,n *r m ' n the State
rid^ Or T d0 ’ Wlth w«*er
De l ?™ Va,Ue o1 * 3 °o
Per month. Write or In.
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