The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-09-03
Saturday, September 3, 1898.
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Trib Is the liniment OF the century
Peter Blair of Cherry Creek was in
town on Court business last Tuesday.
BoRN-Last Friday morning to Mrs
c. 1. Fox, daughter Both mother
and child doing nicely.
Trib cures insect bites and stings.
VIM. Scott OF Hamilton has been in
town this week attending to the busi-
ness OF the Cornell estate, which was
finally settled at this term OF Court.
Candidates should remember that the
best way to bring themselves to the no.
tice OF the people of the county is thro'
the columns OF the News.
A full report OF the Democratic and
Silver Party State Conventions will ap-
pear In next weeks News. Don't bor-
row your neigobor's paper but sub
scribe at once.
Benz. Strandman and family returned
last Wednesday from Peter Bennett's
ranch In Steptoe valley, where Mr..
Strandman has been working on the
new schoolhouse for Butte District.
Messrs. d. C. Mcdonald and VIM.
Watson left Thursday morning Tor
Patterson mining district, to do some
development work on the high grade
silver led ge discovered last August by
Mr.. Mcdonald and Walter Rynearson.
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VIII MeGill left last Wednesday for
the East, to complete his education.
He expects To enter Perdue University,
at Lafayette, Indiana, which is one oil
the foremost technical schools in the
country.
Misses Katie Riordan and Emma
Lewis OF White River, left last week
for Salt Lake City, where they will
spend the winter. We learn that Mis-.
Joanna RIordan did not leave for Reno
last week, as we stated in our last issue
JEFF Garvin. Peter Lauer and Louis
Franks left last Wednesday for Lincoln
county. Mr.. Garvin viii return after
spending short vacation in Delamar'
but the other gentlemen expect to re-
main. Mr.. Franks rode his bicycle and
viii first go to Phoebe to visit his par
ents.
Dave Mclean stopped here last sun
day on his way to Cherry Creek with
load OF apples from the Mccullough
ranch on Currant Creek. Some apples
of the ben Davis" variety, which he
presented to the NEWS, were as line az
@aever saw, measuring IL inches II
circumference and weighing l3l or
y Mr.. and Mira. B. F. Miller with thei'
children, Frank and Minnie, arrived
here from Wells and Cherry Creek OF
Wednesday. Mr.. Miller returned tC
Wells yesterday, but Mrs. Miller anc
the children will visit friends here fol
several weeks, after which they will al
leave for the East to spend the winter
John Quinn OF Needles, Cal, witt
has spent the last few weeks in Ely
left this morning for Tuscarora. From
there he viii 60 to Reno to attend tn
State Fair, and will not return hom
until the hot weather is over.
Judge Talbot completed his worl
here last Thursday and left for Elko b
Cherry Gre TX stage next morning. H
stated before leaving that the mex
term OF Court will be in the latter par
OF November, when Grand Jury wi
be called to investigate the case Of Die
Willis, charged with murder, and othe
business which may have developed b
that time.
The examination OF Antonio Madd'
lani for insanity was continued b
Judge Talbot this week. His brother
Geo. Maddelani, was summoned froi
Cherry Creek and the prisoner vi
tu, ned over to his care, with the VI
derstanding that he should be sent bac