The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-22

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OalAAgaAAl.
Regular meeting Of odd Fellows to.
night.
Mn. J. Briggs departed BY stage for
the Nosth this morning.
JsAn Hough and his daughter. Miss
Lizzie. are intown from Pleasant Valley
to-day. ''
-Four car loads Of young cattle for the
San Franei.co market paused through
here by the freight train. last evening.
They wore shipped from Deeth to Lux
4 Miller.
Is. p. Hardssty aud Barley Harrell
came down from Wells last evening,
and are making themselves solid among
the boys to day. They will probably
taks. In the circus.
- Rsv. George Jennings will hold divine
AerviAs At Granger Hall Tomorrow at
the as1sl hours. Tho Sunday School
will take place Immediately after tho
aoruing services. All are cordially in.
vitsd.
Ben Payne arrived here from White
river, Lincoln oocuty, lsst evening, and
HilI remain with his family = few days.
before returning. Ben is looking hearty
~ usual and stands in solid as q boss
nuldoon for Hancock.
RobinHnn's Quadrille Band which
stopped over q day here On its way West
last Winter. arrived here last evening
on its return Eastward aud will give n
social dance ut Freeman Hall this even.
ing. beginning at 8 o'clock.
Commissioner Cuuley arrived from
the north by stage this evening. Hs
admits hat the big circusis = tempta.
ton too seductive to be resisted. Uncle
John Gibbons and N. o. Weaver were
also passengers by the stage this even.
ing.
Divine services will be held at the
Presbyterian Church Tomorrow morn.
ing and evening. at the usual hours.
Subject in the evening. THE Child "f
10y" Sunday School at 1920. Srnts
free. All are cordially invited TO at
tend.
W. A. Woodruff. son Of Mr.. Z. Wood.
run. OF Wells, is down from Sprncomont.
Hs reports the prospects for n thriving
camp there this Fall. ~ being very on
c,urngiug. John ID. Treat il Abont
.g,iug into buainess in the old camp
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We regret tn hear that the recent
frosty nights have nl .rt.d til, grain
cops To- . greater or less ex,on, in tn.
adjacent valleys. On some Of the low.
sat and most exposed grounds. the grain
will not mature and will only be valua
lie Ter hay.
The Ladies al tho Mrthodid Church
met At Granger Hall Last s%scnius aud
p~rf-Stsd thu ois 'uiEs,iou of n Mite
n city for tae benefit OF tn Church.
With the f'll"~ing officers: Mira: l.. u.
Hunter: Pr.sii. nj; Mrt. +. A. Li,tir.
n-id. = CT, tary; Mrs. DR.. H,ndcrsol.
Treasurer. Tho society cunt-mplntes
SWING s,ci Il party IN Thnr+I.y even.
ing mkt; due notice Of Which vii. be
given,
wo learned last evening that Henry
0iSu"ld. Bob Haruill. jim Shelton mud
Dave CNspar. who went from Wells a
coupf-'of weeks ago on n rail into ,h-
SNAKE river country mp in the vicinity
Of ShnEhonss Falls. had just got home
from the trip. Til" quantity Of refresh.
mint nscrssnry for til" trip seems TO
have hrsn underestimaied At the start.
Ing resulting in a premature aud prooip
ittte return VI the raiders.
Walter Chase. Chris Rsckhart, Stanley
RiHsby and Jake Garrscht. who have
hssn on o seven days excursion up on
North Fork put in a san burnt appear.
ance nj headquarters again last
evening. From :ho fact that they
brought back with them q couple of bot.
ties Of beer. Il is inferred that their
h"nlth has not been In its usual robus st
condition. For some u~unccoun,ablo
reason They bsve eiuded our reporter
to-day refusing to DO interviewed.
Some tough stories touching their con.
duct during the past week receives tho
coloring Of truth from such action on
their part.
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