The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-07-18

Local and Personal.
Stiff neck cured by Trib.

Stiff neck cured by Trib.
John Hider was a visitor to town this
week.
d. N. Davy was down from Beowawe
this week.
VIM. O'Leary and wife have returned
to Lovelock.
The Rebekahs meet tomorrow night
at 100 o'clock.
Frank Limbaugh returned from Sacra-
mento Sunday morning.
Mrs. Chiara and daughter Miss Annie,
were in town yesterday.
VIM. Jurey and mother were in town
from Galena Tuesday.
Miss Gertie Ganser returned from a
visit to Austin last Monday.
Lorenzo Recanzone of Paradise is
spending a few days in town.
During the carnival the Carson brew
cry sold 1900 gallons of beer.
The second crop Of alfalfa is growing
like fresh hope In a young man's breast.
Jake Hoffman came in town yesterday
from his ranch. He has finished haying.
Miss Ida johnson came up from Wads-
worth Tuesday on a visit to Mrs. Hirem
Barron.
Thos. Nelson and son Ralph Of Stone
House paid Battle Mountain a visit
Monday.
H. E. Randall came down from Ar
genta Saturday evening and returned
Sunday.
George Russell, Fent Faulkerson. Dan
Mcdonald, John Moss and s. Smelser
were in town last Sunday.
Thos. Nelson Of Stone House shipped
a carload of horses from this point to st.
Joseph, Mo-, last week.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
McNalley who has been very sick with
scarlet fever is convalescing.
8. Plummer, a drummer from San
Francisco. was in town Tuesday inter-
viewing our business men.
The Bulletin ALIASES have arrived and
those who ordered them Will receive
them in a day or two.
John Gennelly. an old schoolmate OF
Jim Blossom, arrived a few days ago
from Oakland on a visit to Jim.
Mild, yet strong, Trib does not hurt
a baby's skin, yet penetrates a horses
leg. Trib cures bruises and sprains.
Bob Blossom will finish cutting his
hay crop by the end Of tine week. Bob
says his crop this year will be up to that
Of other years.
The Southern Pacific Company will
close all saloons on its ferry boats, run
ming between Oakland and San Fran
cisco, on August LIST.
DR.. E. D. Giroux returned to Winnie
mucca Friday after spending several
weeks here attending to DIR. Hoods
practice during the %latter's absence.
Fifty cents in a bottle OF Trib re-
turns full value-perhaps more-n,ay
save a limh-has saved many-Brings
comfort too.
Wanted by man and wife. job on
ranch. Woman good cook. Address,
w. ASHBY,
Paradise Valley, New.
Charles Kearn, an old Austinite, is
spending a few days 10 town. Mr..
Kearn's health has been very poor OF
late and he has placed himself under the
care Of DR.. Hood.
jim Paul was in town Tuesday from
Argenta. Jim says he will cut a good
crop OF hay this year, that vicinity net
having been handicapped by a scarcity
Of water during the Spring.
DR.. W. H. Hood and family returned
from their Eastern trip last Thursday
light. They report having had a pleasant
visit. taking in the Buffalo Exposition
and other points Of interest.
N. J. Pearce and wife passed through
yesterday on their way to Cortez. Mr..
Pearcs has sold his interest in the
Bushee ranch situated in Pleasant Val
ley Humboldt Co. to his brother.
Jack Lynch arrived from Ogden Mon
day morning and Tuesday took charge
Of the company's pump at this place, vice
Mr.. Hansen resigned. Jack has been
employed for several months past in the
shops at Ogden.
The hearing Of the case Of the Central
pac,Ac Railroad Comuanv Va the State