Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-08-24

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Eureka on Saturdays train.
Fred Plageman was a passenger from
,bs West by Saturday t train.
Henry wedekind and AL Dees returned
from Warm Springs Monday.
William Trembsth Of Mineral Hill, was
in town q few days this week.
Peter Carletti paid Eureka a flying visit
from Garden Valley Thursday.
Harry jackson. wife and family came
over from Hamilton last Saturday.
Alfred Sadler was in town Friday OF
last week from the Diamond Valley Ranch.
Miss Mollie Brown came up from the
Hay Ranch Thursday and returned FRI
day.
VIM. Smith of Newark was in town
this week with a load OF apples n vege-
tables.
Miss Tbresa Romano has been elected
IN teacb the fall term Of the Sulphur
Springs school.
Mrs IL. Wilson and sen. Frank, were
In town from Monitor Valley last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Sol Triple. postmaster Of Ruby Hill,
has rendered his resignation to take effect
about September l.
Miss Irene Atkins left Friday for Cur
rant Creek, where she goes to teach the
Fall term Of school.
Latest quotation for silver Is 5Ss cents.
Lead. New York Exchange, s4.37d. At
Salt Lake City. 1890.
Mary Z. Anderson Of Eureka, widow OF
VIM. +. Anderson, has been granted q PEN
sion Of s12 per month.
No western mail arrived by Thursdays
4. & p. train. A fire in the snowsheds in
the Sierras being this cause.
John Berry of Ruby Hill went down to
Pine Valley on Thursdays stage, and ex-
poets TO remain indefinitely.
X. A. McClelland of Ruby Hill re-
turned home from California last Saturday,
where he spent his vacation.
George Dale came in from Currant Creek
the first of the week with a load of apples
from the Ethel Lorigsn ranch.
Mrs. NJ. McGarry, accompanied by her
son Leonard and daughter Ethel, came
over from Hamilton Thursday.
Miss Jennie Gregovich, who has been on
q visit to Reno and California for the past
month, returned home Saturday.
There will be a regular meeting of
Eureka Lodge No. 16, +. & A. NJ, this
Saturday. evening at 7:So o'clock.
Mrs. Ben Seabury arrived in Eureka on
last Saturdays train en- route to Monitor
Valley, for a visit with her parents.
Ralph Irwin of Duckwater was in town
n few days this week with q load of fruit
and vegetables and left for home Friday.
Chas. Stinson Of the Fish Creek ranch
was in town early this week. He has been
laid up for several days with a torpid liver.
The Ruby Hill NJ. E. Sunday School
gave a picnic at the italian Ranch last
Saturday and all report having had a good
time.
Elko Independent, Aug. 81. Mrs. VIM.
II. O'Neil has been quite sick for the last
few days. She is resting more comfort
able to-day.
Mrs. J.. Berry, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Z. Elliott, at Bullion. Elko
county, returned to her home at Fly on
Wednesday.
All the hay hands that have been EN-.
ployed at the Sadler Sulphur Ranch dur.
ing the past three weeks returned to Eu.
reka Monday.
Rudolph Zadow, who has been visiting
with relatives in Grass Valley, CAL, for
the past two months, returned home
Wednesday.
Dave Mclean came in from Duckwater
this week with a four-horse wagon load of
apples for Cortez, for which latter place he
left Thursday morning.
Although the weather last Sunday was
anything but pleasant. the members of
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8 gave their
picnic according to announcement.
Reno Gazette: b. Gilman of Oakland
is here visiting, the guest of DIR. G. II.
Thoma. Mr.. Gilman was formerly super
intendent of the Eureka and Palisade rail-
road.
Bob Raftiee's six.horse team arrived
Tuesday from Typo loaded with ore and
on Thursday returned with a load of mer-
chandise for the Typo Mining and Re-
duction Company.
A number of the Eureka High School
girls held a picnic in Mrs. ii. M. Schnsi.
der's yard ON Mob Hill Wednesday after
noon. 1t was we'll attended and all report
having had q good time.
Miss lone Erickson and her brother Ed,
who have been spending their vacation at
home here, returned to Reno on Friday