Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1900-08-25

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Dick Plumstead has been elected prinoi.
nal Of the Cherry Greek school.
r. X. Morrison left Friday morning for
Colfar, CAL, on . visit to his family.
Charley Sadler was in from the ranch
this week and remained several days.
Oliver Majors has placed . new sidewalk
In front Of his place Of business this week.
Dominick Curto came over from Cortez
on Sunday for q visit with Eureka friends.
Mrs. G. L. Hammond is expected TO ar.
rive here from Chicago by Saturdays
train.
Mrs. p. II. HUI and daughter. Miss Ne.
vsds. have returned from q visit 10 the
loft ranch.
Cbas. Kinsey has removed to the house
on Spring street formerly occupied by w.
II. Russell.
Bert Henderson will leave on Monday
for Reno, where he win enter the State
University.
Joe Tognini was In from his Rnby Val.
lev ranch on Monday attending to bust.
ness matters.
J. p. McElroy has been making . tour
Of Huntington Valley, Elko and other
points this week.
Latest quotations for silver are Gil cents.
Lead IL settled for at Salt Lake at the 60.
tsblished price, a.
Miss Anna McGarry started for osceola
on Thursday and will open the FAN term
Of school at that place.
Tom Williams and Fred Turner left this
week on q prospecting trip through the
northern part Of the county.
An Indian fAndango Is scheduled to take
place ct DuckwAter commencing today
and continuing for IN indefinite period.
N. McGarry enjoyed . visit this week
from his brother Henry Of Idaho, whom
be had not seen for the past twenty years.
The usual religious services win be held
at the Catholic Church tomorrow at 10
o'clock. Sunday school begins at 2 o'clock.
Louis Manasse, late principal Of the
Ruby Hill school. secured . divorce from
his wife in the California courts this week.
Hay Ranch Dick, sometimes Familiarity
called +. I'm Obersteg. announces himself
In his original way as q candidate for
Sheriff.
NJ. McGsrry and family, who have been
spending the past two months ct Hamil-
ton, returned this week to their home In
Eureka.
Mrs. Geo. Brand and sister, Miss Carrie
Ballinger. and Mrs. McDonsld, all Of Ely,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Blair at
Duokwater.
Mrs. Mary r. Dougherty Of Fish Creek
warns hunters and Others against trespass-
Ing among her cattle. See notice in an
other column.
Miss Josephine Robertson left last Sun
day night for Snake Valley, where she will
teach the school in the Baker District the
coming term.
Miss MAJ Flo McEwen's sofa pillow will
be awarded to the fortunate owner this
saturday. evening at 8 o'clock at II. A.
McKim's store.
District Attorney Geo. A. Bartlett has
been confined to his room for q few days
this week by an attack Of illness, but is
now much improved.
Ernest Mau has received this week q
large stock Of cigars, stationery. school
supplies. etc. See his advertisement
elsewhere In this issue.
The Misses Ethel and Minnie Lorigan,
who have been visiting Mrs. Mccormack
for several weeks past. left for their home
81 Duckwatsr on Thursday.
Miss Leil M. Linn came in from Ely
Tuesday evening. where she had been Wis
iting for several WEEKS, and left the follow.
Ing morning for her home at Reno.
Miss lone Erickson, who graduated in
June last from the Eureka High School.
will leave next Wednesday for Reno,
where she viii enter the State University.
Maurice Delaney with his force Of men
this week completed the work Of raising
the track and improving the roadbsd on
his section Of the Eureka & Palisade rail.
road.
T. O. Coleman has withdrawn from the
race for Justice Of the Peace. and at the
present time the contest 10 between j. A..
Wilson. the present incumbent. and l.. w.
Cromsr.
Secretary Of State Eugene Howell came
In from Carson last Saturday and returned
home Friday morning after paying . visit
to his mining properties in White Pine
county.
George Halstead Of Currant Greek
brought his son to Eureka on Tuesday.
The young man left Wednesday morning
Tor Berkeley. California. where he will re-
enter the University.
The EpiacoDal picnic at the italian