The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-07-06
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

City on Wednesdays stage.
W. N. McGnl left town on Tuesday
morning on his way to Toano.
Father Mannion left by stage on
Tuesday morning to visit Spring val
ley and Oseeola.
A wedding uniting successful miner
and daughter of one of our ranehefs
will take place in the near future.
Several of the ranchers and stock
men with their families were in town
ON Sunday attending Church.
Mrs. Jas r. Nesbitt of Phoebe and
Mrs. Angelo Clark of Delamar, are
visiting with Mrs. Hans Olsen.
We understand John Boundy has
been appointed to take charge OF the
sheep belonging to the James Bews es-
tate.
The Office Of the Utah & Nevada Ex-
press Co. has been transferred from
Mr.. D. r. Collins's to Miller & Crosth-
wait, across the street.
A very finely executed monument for
the late MIR. II. p Molleson's grave on
the ranch, left Mr. Muckles' yard on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Taylor and fam
ly have moved in from their ranch IN
Butte vail y and may remain all sum
mer.
A large number of people from the
neighboring valleys have arrived this.
Monday, evening TO be ready for the
celebration on Tuesday and good time
is expected, OF which we will give full
particulars in the next issue.
Rev. Father Mannion held religious
services in the Catholic Church on Sun
day which was well attended. Father
Mannion IS popular with his flock here
and report says an effort will be made
shortly to repair the old or build new
church.
Patriotism and the encouragement OF
better times from starting up the Star
mill has stimulated our citizens TO beau
ifully decorate the town. Flags and
bunting being most literally used; the
streets thoroughly cleansed and forest
OF trees lining Main Street.
W. f. Asimus, representing the Pho
neer Nurseries Co. OF Salt Lake City
has been eanyassing for orders for that
firm aud SAYS he finds great improve
in the circumstances of the ranch
ers throughout the country. There
IS no trouble to get large orders for
fruit and other trees. Some of the
ranchers will plant extensive orchards.
The many marriages OF late in our
community has stirred the blood Of
some OF our bachelors, and we under
stand two very worthy young men are
DESTROYS Of entering into matrimonial
bonds. II IS not leap year, but young
ladies' or widows have now pointer
and should govern themselves accord
ingly. No joke.
Pete Weber, having purchased some
80 head of cattle from Josiah Miles. |
John Borchert, w. c. Gallagher and |
Mesdames Holmes, Irving and Dodd, |
drove out Of the valley on Sunday
headed for Wells, whence he will ship
20 Omaha. The price paid was s2l 50
a head Pete is live man and If he has
/ profitable deal will return In few
weeks and leave some more checks.
Johnny Doyle met with very pain
full accident while painting the front OF
Mrs. Thomas's lodging house. The
ladder on which he was standing slip
ped, throwing him to the sidewalk
tbout u feet, breaking bone in both
wrists and cutting a cash on his fore
head. DR.. Ascher was Immediately in
attendance and rendered the necessary
surgical aid. Mr.. Doyle is doing well
under the circumstances.
Mr.. West johnson arrived on Satur-
day accompanied by Bob Crawford,
with their big teams. The blacksmiths
are now busy at work doing the neces-
sary fixing up, and by the time this is
in print about 90 horses will be at work
hauling ore from the Star mine to the
new mill This means business, and
there is a smile on every face at the
prospect of long and successful run.