The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-01-15
Saturday, January Is, 1898.
SCRAPS FROM ely.

A cleani strong wholesome nnlment-
Trib does all claimed for it.
Garyin's barber shopi always neat
and inviting. Go and see him when
you want a shave or q haircut.
A little bruise or sprain, neglected
may weaken a muscle or stiffen joint
for life. Trib used in time prevents
this.
Archie Beaton came in from Hamil-
ton yesterday. He hopes to secure en-
ployment here, in which case he viii
move his family here and make Ely his
home.
The Young Mems Social Club are
talking OF giving dance on the even
ing of st. Valentines day. Don't for.
get about it,
No finer ice was over hauled into the
town Of Ely than that which is now be-
ing brought from the Argus lake.
Some that Dick Riepe is putting into
his ice1ouse measures 20 inches in thick
ness.
The rolls for the Robust mill arrived
by team from Toana last Tuesday
Owing to the cold weather, the work OF
setting the boiler has had to be sus-
pended.
A party composed oJ Lew Carpenter,
Win Bruce, Sam Craucraft, Joe Morris
and stranger from Delamar left for
Cherry Creek last Wednesday to seek
employment.
Coyotes are pretty safe In this locality
nowadays. One of our local sportsmen
while hunting on Duck Creek lately,
couldn't hit dead one, so parties who
were there tell us.
VIII Watson and bride have taken
up their residence with Mr. and Mrs
Jas. Riordan in Robinson Their fur
niture arrived from Salt Lake City by
freight last Tuesday.
VIM. Bellingor has moved with his
wife to Lane City, where they will re
side In the future. Mr.. Bellinger has
secured the contract for hauling the
wood from the yard TO the Chairman
mill.
Bonner & Magnuson have been put
ting in about 20 tons of ice from Argus
lake into their icehouse at Lane City
this week. This gives good promise of
plenty of cold drinks at the Gem next
summer.
Tom Johnson Is now managing the
Brewery saloon. Tom is a good mixol-
ogist and his friends will find the Brew
cry quiet place to spend pleasant
evening
Wednesday was payday of the Chain
man Company. II was very cold that
evening and as a result very few of the
boys came down town. Things were
pretty lively in Lane City, we UNDER
stand.
Mr.. Orson Hudson of Osceola, was in
town the past week looking after the
H"hNo vi ihObb. tpb'hhs M bno
Is doing so nicely, Mr.. Hudson left for
home yesterday. He reports that every
thing is very quite in Osceola at the
present.
Mr.. John Williamson left last Mon
day morning by Cherry Creek stage
en- route to Salt Lake City. He expects
TO be gone about three months and
will include visit to his brother in
Seattle in his trip. w. N. McGill will
act as Deputy County Treasurer during
his absence.
w. II. Hyde, who is engaged in the
sheep business In Lincoln county, was
an arrival in Ely last Thursday even
ing. Mr.. Hyde and his brother are the
owners of some large bands OF sheep
and large ranch at the old Bailey
wells, about 20 miles south of Shoshone.
His visit was prompted by business and
desire to see our thriving town OF
which much is being heard on the out.
side at present.
The storm wave predicted by Foster
TO pass over Nevada from the 9Th to 18th
has been very much In evidence. Con.