The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1897-12-18
rday,rDecember, Is, 1897.
SCRAPS FROM BLY.

Every teamster should have Trib.
Now is the time to save 100 to 50. &
on your subscription to the NEWS.
Where did you get that hair cut
Why, at Garvin 8, Of course.
Peter North and Vim. Blair came in
from White River yesterday.
Frank Clark from Tehema Creek,
Steptoe valley, was in town on business
this week.
Trib is clean, its odor pleasant; mild,
vet powerful; fultil]s al promises. AS
iipiment Trib is supreme.
Clark still has good assortment o1
Christmas goods, toys, lamps, Jewelry
and toilet articles.
The Young Mems Social Club has
arranged to have another party on New
Years Eve Don't forget it.
Louie Franks left Thursday for Della
mar where he expects to spend the
winter.
Study art and get shaved at the same
time at Garvin's barber shop-au the
same price.
Good for man, good for horse, Trib
penetrates and cures bruises, sprains
and swellings. Trib does not blister.
Those pictures are selling rapidly at
Clark's Drug Store. Take your pick at
cnce.
The ladies interested in the Christ
mas tree are requested to meet at Hip S
hall on Monday morning at IL O'Clock.
Jas. Burns was reported to be dan
gerously sick last Thursday, but is no"
somewhat improved.
Does your subscription to the NEWS
expire Jan. /? Then pay up your
arrears and take advantage of our Holi-
day offer for next year.
K. C. Davis was in from his sawmill
ON Duck Creek the first of the week.
He reports that he has more orders
than he can fill.
We learn that Miss Dody Mccullough
of Currant Creek, was married last
Saturday evening at Eureka to Mr.
Frank Logan of Duck Water.
Mr.. w. Fl. Tyler suffered a palniul
injury to his leg and ankle by the fall
ing of scaffold at the Chairman mill
Yesterday. 1t is not believed to be serl'
Gus.
Henry Keyser, who has been serving
in the capacity of book-keeper Tor the
Chairman Company, has quit ana
leaves tomorrow for his home in Car
son.
Messers. Smith and Watson, experts
from the Utica mine at Angels, Cal,
arrived by stage yesterday to inspect
the teaching department at the Cham
man mill, and will remain until every
thing is running smoothly.
Bob Crawford was in this week with
a load of wire and staples for Ex-Gov.
Adams Hot Creek ranch, and there Is
another load at the Wells. 1t is the
Governors intention to build several
miles of fencing next spring.
Notice was served upon the Ghainmar
Company last Monday by the owners
of the Joana No. 2, warning the former
not to dump tailiugs upon the latter''
ground. 1t will probably require
lawsuit to settle their respective rights
Stephen Williams and Chris Peter
son came ia from White River tins
week. Mr.. Williams has just completed
a now seven-room residence for Nj. l.
Riordan on his ranch in that valley.
Al Petty, who has furnished Ill
music for several dances this fall, lei
for his home at Deseret the first of the
week, where he will conduct the Christ
mas festivities He owns q dance hal
there.
You cannot make your wife Christ
mas present which she will appreciate
more than years subscription to tn
Ladies' Home Journal. You can get i
Free or CHARGE by paying for you
NEWS one year in advance.
e. Kohn, oil the firm of Kohn
Cohen, left for Milford, with the balanc
of his stock OF goods, yesterday. Dur
I ing his stay here he has done goo