The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-10-31
Local and Personal.
Trib cures insect bites and stings.

George Russell, Jr. is now furnishing
first-class meat to his patrons.
Miss Ethel Middleton returned a few
days ago from a visit to Ogden.
E. M. Bingham is resting very com
Portable and getting along nicely.
L. E. Kendrick received a new double
seated buggy from the city last week.
Johnny Chiara was in town to-day
shaking hands with bis many friends.
Julien Geraud is the happy papa OF a
bouncing baby girl at his household.
Charles Graham opened up his saloon
last Friday and has a very neat and coy
little place.
Ed. Uren who was injured in the Dean
mine some two weeks ago, is able to be
up and around.
The races which took place at Austin
last week were a success and proved
very interesting.
Oscar Hilderbrant came down from
Austin by Mondays train. He will re
main in town for several days.
Ed. Bilkey of Elko has accepted a po-
sition in George Russell's butcher shop
at this place. His family will also move
here.
Chas. M. Hays. late president of the
Southern Pacific Company, was a pas
senger on No. 8 yesterday afternoon. He
is on his way to New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardesty came up from
Lovelock yesterday. Mrs. Hardesty is a
very sick woman and has placed herself
under the care OF DIR. Hood.
Mrs. Sophie Thorpe and little daugh-
ter came down from Austin Monday and
took No. 8 bound for Butte City, Mont,
On a visit to relatives.
Merchants visiting San Francisco this
Fall are cordially invited to inspect the
holiday display Of Ssnborn, Vail & Co.
which has no equal in that city.
Trib is the liniment of the century.
A large Indian fandango is now on in
full blast on the river below town. In
dams from all parts Of the State are in
attendance. The fandango commenced
Tuesday night and will close Saturday
night. Many pale faces take in the
dance every night.
Thomas b. Dryer died at his home in
Austin last Saturday evening after suffer
ing for many months from dropsy. He
was aged So years and a was a native Of
Port Henry, N. Y. Deceased leaves a
wife and daughter. Mr.. Dryer was
we'll. known in Battle Mountain.
w. j. Pritchard spent a few days in
town this week. Mr.. Pritchard is a
prominent cotton planter of Yazoo
county, Miss. He recently brought out
160 head OF Jersey cows from Tennessee
to Lovelock which he sold to ranchers
who are to furnish milk for the new
creamery.
George Lutz left for his home at Dol
ston, Illinois, yesterday morning where
he will remain for the Winter. George
told US before leaving that he goes away
with a warm feeling for the people of
Battle Mountain and hope that it would
be his lot to be with us again next
Summer.
Trib cures swellings, bruises, sprains.
The game of football between the Ne
vada State University team and Berkeley
boys was played at the Berkeley campus
yesterday. In the first hall of the game
the score stood 0 to 0, and in the second
half the score was IL to 0 in favor of
Berkeley. -Four men OF the Nevada
team were disabled.
A beautiful little prospectus of the
city of San Deigo and its surrounding
country has been issued by the San
Deigo Chamber Of Commerce, ID street,
San Deigo, California. The little book
let contains many clear and pretty views,
and win be sent free to any address up
on application to the Chamber OF Com
merce.
A gentleman who paid our town a
visit lately and was shown around was
greatly surprised at the changes that
have taken place within the past two
years. He thought a majority OF the
people were inclined to sleep half the
day and loaf the other half, but was sur
prised to see that he was sadly mistaken
and remarked that the town was gradu-
ally growing by the aid Of its enterpris-
ing people.
j. W. Pritchard Of Mississippi shipped
to Tennessee yesterday two carloads
OF mules from Battle Mountain
One carload was purchased from j. I'll.
Crum and the other from Bob Blossom.
Nj. Pritchard also purchased a carload
from Joe Hill OF Lovelock, and a carload
OF mules and one Of horses were bought
from the T s at Beowawe. Lee Crum
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