The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-09-05
CENTRAL HEvADAN
Local and Personal.

Cyclers find a friend in Trib.
Baseball FINGERS yield to Trib.
Mrs. Frank Martin was in town yester-
day.
VIM. Meager OF Galena was in town
this week.
L. Fremont OF Paradise was in town
last Saturday.
Frank and Loui Chiara were visi tors
to town Sunday.
John Paul and son Jim came down
from Argenta to-day.
Bob Blossom is busy cutting his sec
ond crop Of alfalfa.
Earl Pease Of Winnemucca is spending
a few days in town.
Mrs. Chiara and daughter Miss Annie,
we're in town this week
The railroad painters painted the
water tank this week.
Thomas Nelson was in town from
Stone House this week.
George Russell and son were in town
from their ranch to-day.
The open season for the killing of
ducks began last Sunday.
Ed, Clifford vent up the river Sunday
morning for a few days outing.
The public school re.opened Monday
with a fair attendance OF pupils.
Ed. Steiner was in Town from Mill
Creek to-day with a load Of crab apples.
Ike Solomon returned Monday evening
from a short business trip to the
city,
HAY 10 selling for S13 a ton in Elko
county and very little for sale at that
price.
Frank Eads and wife came down from
Carlin to spend a few days visiting
relatives.
Sheriff Watt was an arrival from Aus
tin Monday and left for the western part
OF the State
Mrs. j. Delmore returned to Carlin
Monday after a stay Of several weeks in
Battle Mountain.
James Paul, Misses Jennie Pate and
Mary Mccarthy we're in town from Ar
genta last Saturday.
Consult the German specialists free
once a month at Battle Mountain. For
dates watch this paper.
The cool days OF autumn are at hand
and the back bone Of the hot spell has
been dislocated ia Nevada.
DIR. Hood is having more improve
ments made to his residence by having
another large room built on.
Thomas McCourt and wife of Austin
passed through Monday or their way to
San Francisco on a short visit.
Harry Standerwick returned to the
State University at Reno last Thursday
to resume his studies at that institution.
Mrs. VIM. Morgan will add several
more rooms to her hotel shortly, the
lumber for the same having already ar
rived.
Walter Dobbs was in town from Trout
Creek Sunday. He has finished cutting
his second crop Of alfalfa which is quite
heavy.
The German specialists who will visit
Battle Mountain monthly are graduates
Of the best colleges and have complied
with the laws of Nevada.
The painting of the Solomon store is
about completed ard Mr.. Solomon will
start ~unpacking his large stock of
goods in a few days.
George Dobbs came up from Whine
mucca Tuesday night and being some.
what indisposed, will remain in town for
a few days.
Miss Matte Mcintyre departed last
Friday for Lovelock where she will teach
the primary department in the public
school at that place.
Fishing parties are all the rage in the
burg. The fishers must have a very en-.
joyable time on their trips, as but few Of
them ever bring home any big catches.
The German specialists will visit Bat
tie Mountain two days each month. Spec
ialty dropsy and cancer. No pay till
cured. For dates watch this paper.
George Polkinghorne returned last
Friday night from a two weeks visit to
relatives in Idaho aud has resumed his
position on the N. G. X. r.
The Record advises men in search of
employment to stay away from Phoebe as
1t will be some time before the company
will begin extensive operations there.
Miss Clara McGonagle arrived Sunday
from San Francisco where she has been