The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-06-21
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

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to his business.
A. 7. Stearns has been with US week
or more taking the census of our citi-
zens.
Mr.. Z. ). Goss, foreman of the Star
& Grey Eagle mines reports the oper-
alton of those mines progressing satis-
factorily as usual.
We understand there will be pros
ecutions II the nuisanees in the back
yards Of several Of our citizens are not
abated shortly. Why not do the right
thing and avoid angry feelings?
The stated communication of the f.
& A M. met on Tuesday when several
gentlemen from Ely aHd elsewhere
attended. 1t is reported that more
than one rode the goat.
Mr.. Gillette, engineer at the Star mill,
met with fall while riding his bicycle
and broke his collar bone. He was
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Hagar and is progressing favorably.
One of our medical men informed
your correspondent that If the nuis-
ances existing in this burg are not re-
moved, we are likely to to have an epi-
demic of typhoid fever.
DR.. J A. Ascher has returned from
his visit to San Francisco. He reports
that Mrs. Ascher has recovered from
her severe illness and has returned to
Carson City where she will visit with
her mother
When you want anything on earth
good to eat just write to Ben Miller to
send it to you. Don't waste time in
asking il he has so and so, but just
send the cash right along with the or
der. Ben has got just the article, fresh
and good.
A farewell dance was given in Nevada
Hall on Monday evening in honor of
Miss Maggie Bonner who leaves for
Salt Lake City on Wednesday. Miss
Bonner is great favorite with our
people and they all regret her depar-
ture.
Misses Una Reilly and Maggie and
Annie Bonner leave by private convey.
ance on Wednesday, accompanied by
Austin Cannon as Jehu, for the rail-
road. Miss Una goes to Amsterdam,
n. Y, to visit her uncle, and the other
ladies go on a visit to friends in Salt
Lake City and elsewhere.
B. f. Miller did not lose sight of the
fact that the 4th OF July is close at
hand. Consequently he bought lot
OF Flags, Bombs and Fireworks of all
descriptions, which will arrive in due
time and will be sold cheaper than was
ever known before at his cash store,
Cherry Creek
D. L. McCurdy, agent for the New
York Life Insurance Co., b. +. Miller |
and DR.. j. A. Ascher left on Tuesday
for tour through the eastern part of
the county, combining business and |
pleasure. Mr.. McCurdy expects to
write policies for all eligible persons
who can pass DR.. Ascher's examina-
tion.
DIR. S. |. Townsend, in his search for
a health resort for Mrs. Townsend who
is an invalid, decided to locate in Cherry
Creek and practice his profession. DR..
Townsend has had long practice in
his old home, Patton, Iowa. He grad
uated at the Western Reserve Univer-
sity, Cleveland. Ohio. His Office is at
DR.. Ascher's residence.
AT an adjourned meeting of citizens
held in Nevada Hall on Wednesday,
John Wsarne in the Chair, it was re-
solved that every effort be put forth to
make the celebration on Independence
day a grand success. On motion the
Chairman was requested to appoint the
several committees to carry out the
programme as outlined at the meeting.
The Ad of the celebration will be found
in anotner column.