The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1900-06-14
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

Jimmy Reilly and Henry Holm left
on Tuesday to try their fortunes in the
north, probably Montana.
Miners from the American Victor
mine who came to town on Sunday are
very much elated over the prospects.
Dr. Hagar was called out of town very
hurredly to attend to John Phalen's
children who were i'll but latest report
states that they are conyalescing.
Harry Trythal, night foreman at the
Star mine, has resigned his position and
leaves this week accompanied by Ole
Rosengreen for Idaho.
B. +. Miller has just returned from
Ogden and Salt Lake City where he
has been purchasing large supply of
first class groceries, which he now offers
to the public at the lowest cash price.
A freighter from the railroad de-
livered lot of freight on Saturday to a
saloon firm and before he collected the
money the gentlemen had transferred
the goods and skipped by moonlight.
Frank Pierce met with painful ac-
eident on Friday by disloeating his ell
bow but DR.. Hagar Strengthened the
matter and Frank win soon be well
again.
B. +. Miller presents the most happy
appearance of any man we have met,
he being the recipient of s1506 cash.
his portion of Dividend No ,, Utah &
Nevada Express Co.
D. L, McCurdy, agent for New York
Life Insurance Co., has found business
so profitable that he has remained some
ten days. He is most genial gentle
man and will leave here this week to
visit Ely and southern points.
Geo w. Rose, one of the officers of
the Glasgow & Western Co., arrived on
Saturdays stage, combining business
with pleasure, and brought along
checks and cash to pay off the indebt-
edness Of the company for May.
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 II 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.
George Miller of Butte valley, while
working at horse shoeing, from some
cause had one of his eyes struck, de-
stroying the eye ball. Mr. Stratton
brought him to DIR. Hagar on Saturday
for treatment.
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 d ue
time and will be sold cheaper than was
ever known before at his cash store,
Cherry Creek.
A meeting Of citizens was held Mon
day evening in Nevada Hall to arrange
for celebrating Independence day. John
Wearne was chairman and 2. II. Can
non was Secretary. 1t was decided to
celebrate the 4th of July as becomes
patriotic citizens. A finance committee
was appointed by the President who
will report collections at an adjourned
meeting on Wednesday evening when
arrangements will be governed by the
amount collected.
The party of picnickers, headed by
Messers. p II. Cannon and J. +. Miles,
returned from their trip on Sunday and
report having had most enjoyable time
in Spring valley. They fshed in four
creeks and found an abundance OF trout
The ranches where they visited we're
most hospltabe and just on leaving
they received very kind invitation
from Mr.. A. c. Cleveland to visit and
partake OF his hospitality but were
compelled to return, much to their re-
greet They report the community well
and prosperous and prospects of an
abundant crop OF fruit.