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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-14
At the Butte. A. Miles. Nilsson

At the Butte. A. Miles, Missoula;
]. P. Johnson. Walkerville: II. w.
Mason. Salt Lake; w. Savage. Miles
City; ]. Wise, San Francisco: Otto T.
Bird. Butte: Russell Condor, South
Omaha; A. ]. Thompson, Pony: Max
Van Valther, Milwaukee; Albert Otto,
Chicago; Mrs. NJ. L. Hewett, Basin;
c. NJ. Maitland, Hamilton: Thomas
Hoatson. Calumet; ]. H. Johnson. w. H.
Lovesy. Salt Lake; Miss Cooley. Mon
tana: A. H. Wilson. Philadelphia: John
Bjgam. Helena; E. L. Griffey, Beaver;
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Thornton-A. Eliot, Dillon;
Geo. Wilson, Haverly's minstrels; VIM.
Gibson, Los Angeles, Cal; e. B. Dana,
l.. H. Howe, Thomas J. Mullen, New
York; John NJ. Ones. Minneapolis; w.
Campbell, Billings; Stephen Carpenter.
D. E. swinehart, Helena: George o.
Risden, Lincoln: A. Fulda, Paris; Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Stockett, Great Falls;
John A. Prinson, San Francisco: A.
r. A. Himmelwright, New York City;
j. Heron, Anaconda; Mr.. and Mrs NJ. ].
Connell, city.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-14

NJ. J. Brien. Anaconda: ]. NJ. Kerr.
Waukesha: ]. w. Payne, Meriden.
Conn; NJ. Z. Connell. Anaconda:
w. Il. Savage, Miles City; +. NJ. Wall,
Miles City.
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Praying for Rain.

when all Was fair and all was good.
Nan viewed his waving fields with pride
And boasted how he understood.
And how his way should e the guide.
his systems he declared were wise.
Aud worked in union and accord.
II, never while he held the prize,
Took time TO say: Il thank thee, Lord.
The MILL the mart. the countryside.
The fruits of toll from sea to line.
He razed upon with swelling pride.
And cried aloud: This work is mine.
He thought not of the Primal Cause.
All higher helpings he cschewcd.
And never thought ii well to pause
And bow his head in gratitude.
Hi,t now he swciters in the heat.
And sees the changes of the scene.
And oft will caspingly repa;:
Il wonder what the Lord can mean.
He shuddCrs at his shrinking purse,
BewaiIs his dying fields OF grain. 'sF
Chokes back the everrisins curse
And prays the Lord to send him rain.
"God, send US rain he suppicates,
Tho thirsting of the land to slake.
The crop for moisture waits and waits.
And rain is something ! can make.
And God must smile IT SUCH time,
And pity, too. the feeble FOLK,
In every land and every cline
Vain man is such sorry, Joke;
- Baltimore American.
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RUSSELL 6 WESTON, yo 1872 Water St. Augusta Ne
RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,.
EASTERN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
SUMMER ADVANCEMENT.

Commencing June % 1891
Leave Bath daily texccpt Sunday n,
- a. m. landing at Wcstport Junction
Sawycrs Island. Isle of Springs, South,
port Mouse. Capitol and Squirrel Islands.
spruce Point. Ocean Point and Roothba y
Iiarpor; connects at Mouse Island for
CHRISTMAS Cove, Heron Island and Pema-
quid.
Returning leave PemaYuid at lis p. m.
Bn"thbay at 30. making same landings.
Leave Boothbay Harbor at rs a. m
landing daily tSundays excepted) al
squirrel and Mouse Is, Southport Riggs
vlll". Westport junction and Westport. on
Mon. Wed. and Fri. AT Five Islands on
Tues. Thurs. and Sat. at Isle Of Springs
ana Sawyer,s Island. Connections made
with Ocean Pt. and Capitol Is. ON this trip.
Returning leave Bath at 80 y. M
saturday evening express commences
July 9th. Leave Bath at go +. NJ
Noon express commences July ll:h
Tue. Thu. and Sat. leave Bath at IL 40 a
m: Boothbay Iiarbor al II a. m.
POPHAM BEACH ROUTE.
Commencing MONDAY JUNE II. 1901, a
steamer will leave Popham Beach daily.
except Sunday. at !. a. m. and D. m
Returning will leave Bath at 3 a. m. and
AS y. m. calling at Phippsburg Center
and Bay Point each way. Can at Hinck-
leyS Landing on ! O'Clock trip from Pop
ham and 40 r. m. trip from Bath.
JAS. Il. DRAKE, Pres. and Gen. Mgr
Bath, June II. 1901.
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A Lost Type.

oh. for glimpse Of a natural boy
boy with frcrklcd face,
With forehead white meath tangled hair
And limbs d"Noid OF grace.
Whose feet toe in while his elbows narc.
Who's" luecs are patched all ways;
" h" turns as red as lobster when
You give him word of praise.
boy whose born with an appetite,
Who sscks tn" pantry shelf
10 eat his piece with rcsoundinS
smack
Who isn't gone on himself
\ Robinson CruSoe" reading boy.
Whose pockets bulge with trash
Who knows the use of rou and gun.
And where the brook trout splash.
It's true he'll sit in the easiest chair.
With his hat on his touslcd head:
That his hands and feet are everywhere.
For youth must have room to spread.
But he doesn't dub his father ''o'd man,
Nor deny his mothers call.
Nor riJicuc what his elders say,
Or think that he knows it all.
\ rough and wholesome natural boy
OF good. old-faShioncd clay:
God bless him. if he's sim on earth.
For he'll make a man. some day.
Detroit Free Press
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CHURCH AND PASTOR.
"e"s o. Interest in Maine Religious Circle,

,h LEY A. g Murray of the Ear,is,
ti nnicn ~ al ''lcnmerr. ST. George. bal.
dav H'"'9 persons on recent Sun
Rev. Lynn v Farnswor,h Of rodd,,..
'Hi' mas accepted Il cali to the conrrcrs-
July II. - 'o"''''' ''tihS
Rev. \; Il. HYDE. Bates. -. who has
luT' graduated from the Yale Theology
"a school, has accepted a pastorate in
Hhode Island. and will begin his work
there in a few weeks
Rev Ellison II. Purdv. pastor of tho
:, reno churcn ni Portland. mas declined
10 accept the invitation extended tu him
4 low weeks ago to remain as its nas-
cor Tor another year. and will leave som ,
time during August.
lcGe in Rome, have presented Eishnn
tonheN Of Portland with Il watch
which is of the same make as that pre-
S,snted TO Admiral Dewey by the city or
The Central church of Bath has forme!
an historical society with Hon William
Rogers as president. and Rev D L.
Yale, secretary; The purpose OF the so
lns 70 the carly history of the church
from 1882 To 1870.
The program tor the Hancock county
conference Of tnitarian churches. which
Will be held in Ellsworth Thursday and
FRIDAY. Angus; ! aud :. has been ar
ranged. The conference will olcn Thurs
lay evening with i sermon by Rev ;. y.
Lnot president q! Inc American n'iar-
an .NSSoC iii me rrd2E inrehoon
Wifror VIII Re oFrnen nH rhhkiin a
v l.s"l - hthS"r. preSluTIt oi the aSS'-
iatl"n. bus.ncSS Wli follow. There VIII
e ?. TIVE addresses II The forenoon. cne ~
hev. w; VI. 5rTndaI. ,-il@any, n -.
"n oVrtai SIiu uil''cI i"Nai,' alli Hill
ltn'r ~ iT1SlHFn' iiNut 81 b"NNplIi
c"lege on ''Thc Social Mission of the
'"untr> church The Friday afternoon
session will open with i business meet
NJ. The general topic for the afternoon
il The relation Of the church of thc
Twentieth Century to Society, Rev.
Sity Will speak Oh The Relation of the
church to The work.nemcn snd ,hc l.a@"r
Movement Rev; q. Il Dole q J"mnlct
Plain. Mass. viii S2rak on Nv ma, ar
tIit Hil'iI "' ,'' ", III,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-27

ing rooms below: asser,,., :,
l r' anu wide balcony all r,.und.
ne eii''re upper story is l., b. used r..
loc:-e p,'' poses ''' 'N'
mp NO sSh, Modern Woodmcn Of
america was Instituted in po,,a,in-
'a'''' "oii"ay evening. july % Nv Die
trlct Deputy II. G. Reed ,rha f,ua,.
ing officers were elected ,,a
a. '''her. venerable consul: e. :.
n",ase' WORTHY adviser: {. H. Me
r.".,,, clerk {. Il. Blair, banker. "
II. Miller. escort: e. A. PaIu,or ,,i,,..;
ciah' =. T.. Newton. watchm,n. 9
ienpic. sentry: VIM. Rollins n,.,n.,,,a,
year; y. r. Heath. wear. " e
savage, ) years 80
Camp No. "SGc. Modern Wat,
tn'rr''a, was Instituted in l.ew,s,o.,
cdl''%"as evening. July "a. w,,n J.,
haftcf "iSners. The work of ,r,,.,,,
]ihS WAS done by State DEPUTY T. y
Young. Special Deputy n. w s,.,.a.
District Deputy n. G.. Reed assi,,.., ~,
ieputieS j. \. Raymond. J. A. Ia.,,,,.
eile and l.. T. Clou,ier. The fol,nn'ina
"iicers were elected and inxt.,uaI'
mas. M"nereau. venerable consul.
a. foiiiuuln. worthy adviser: N n
flannel, clerk; Napoleon Nvo,,
banker: Phillip Janncllc, escort: ] T.
~, " n. Clement. physicians.
r'hh'iS carrier. watchman: Josenb
Seihard' sentry; Milford Burccnr
manager. ! year: Aside Duman ]
years; vital Gilbert. 3 years.
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Summer Wishes.

Oh. for wild. weird narrative
10 make our blood run cold
And oh. Tor a nice cool million
OF doi.ars. all in gold. .
And oh Tor a COW that will give ice
cream.
And oh Tor a dish and Tpoon.
Ana oh for the time when the frost col
leCts
on the w..iskers of the i,oon.
Oh for an icc-bOX cold and deep
Wherein TO crawl and hide:
And oh tor 4 glacier high and long
On which to take a ride.
And oh for the sound OF the skaters
shoes
As they ring in merry rhyme,
and ior an icerlan who
Will sell US ice on time.
Chicago Post.
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MAINE FRATERNlTlEs.

The odd Fellows ~ ~. 'e"l ~ -
had tie foundations laid FOR th"h "'"
TAIL II viii be GSx2S feet.
Rive.side Lodge. *. Of T. ''ah''" 7
Las had plans made for new ouii'-
ing. 1t will he GGxS0 feet IN SIZE. ''S'
stories high. with basement ana W
to-date in every detail. Inc haSrii'e''
VIII confirm banquet hall S0H3o iet'
a LARGE kitchen. etc. The srouil1
floor is 10 be- used for theatre u!
d:,nce hail as occasion demands u
will have a stage 2Gxi0 feet. with cor
>-on.ent stairways leading 10 the dress
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In The Hammock.

Swa wing. swinging,
SwayinC. swinging.
Goes the hammock in the shade:
Dreaming, singing,
Dreaming, singing,
In ii lies a little maid.
Al the leaves with joy aStlr.
Wave and flicker over her;
Underneath the covers tcct
Nod and nod, and kiss ncr feet
Swaying. swinging.
Swaying. swinging,
Some one calls the little maid:
Dreaming, singing,
Dreaming, singing,
Ger the happy face shade,
See. the leaves above bend low,
VIII she stay or Will she go?
All the clovcrS 1.-the and feet
Are not swiftcr than her feet.
Swaying. swinging,
SwayinS. swinging.
Back she comes the little maid
Dreaming. singing,
Dreaming. singing.
Tcnderly the leaves give shade.
And the CloverS love her much.
Sec them crowd and try to touch
Hand or waist or hem Of gown
Maid that minds without irOwn.
Swayns. swinging,
waNnG, swinging.
Rock her gently. hreezcS soft.
Urea aiming. singing,
Dreaming, singing.
Rustic lightly. leaves aloft'
Glover blossoms that love her much.
Fray stand back and do not touch,
For an hour. q loVC-watch keep.
little maid is fast asleep
Annie Willis Mccullough. i'll ST. NiChu
las.
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GOOD Might.

Good night
The tins stars peep GU, ON high.
Inc silvert moon: the dark blue SIN.
Inc zcphyrs whisper; the owls cry.
Goodnight.
Goodnight.
~" huSA inarts ot trade ara. still,
INC unc Water murmurs DER tn" mill:
" ME sof- sings the whIppuorwiN.
,ioou-nIght.
Goodnight
me children scamrcr off to bed
:nhd' Nov | lay M" down. Is said:
ihe candle snJffcd, the Bib.c read.
Gool-ni";it.
Goodnight
sigh:
W me helrth-iiIe3 flicker. and then r!ia.
"h'ic prayer is raised to God on high.
Gopd-ni;;ht
Goo1-night
80 when lac night of death * nigh.
nnun heavens gates before us lie.
WE u gently whisper as we die
c, GHo,,-n:cht.
July
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IRREGULAR.

IRREGULAR.
H.. When / tell YOU that have cn"uE.
W support YOU in the style IN ~, n,Isi
h,vc been accustomed to liVe' you III '''''
tnke nv simple word for u .,I,. hu.t-
Sb. i,ut George, is that stricts o''
Free Press.
DESCRIPTIVE TITLE.
,.,,is story Of yours said me editor
u.nnid can "A Poor Relation. u, e,,ch
nmt said the author. there is no SUI
c'i e. Int that's the character OF '''c S'o'H
ittclf philadelphia Record.
AMPLY DESCRIBED.
Me- Goodsoul answering rihs)
What is it. little girl? ,o losr our
Marv-Please. ma am. we We ~ wore
Kitty: tnr her We want to kn"" l.
h Iit,, havr seen a cat by the name -
Minerva 20 by your house.-fac"
FASHION HINT.
:. ,a,r hat blows off while you are
Win an evening tro.icy p"''''
mind it.
MY e. hatlcss trolley parties a ain
beGause GOOD form-Clevcland lam
Dealer NO SAILOR.
uoIlie--Is she a good sailor i. her sick
C.hollie-No. she SAYS IT man, HYonk
to hear me tar "'o"' ny
crs Statesman
SMALL POTATOES.
Hill-Are you working for 'aa' IVY ~
YETI tt?;,I-Yes. but hos pretty small p''a
toes.
l. yn IS Nc YES the other day d iId ven irl
Wv nv well and LEFT M work l,S aHG matte
, nn,S his Office to'se9 what w's - -
WIN zee ni he charged you reS"'di
,isit | suppose? . he dockc
Yes he aid fdr 'h ,6e a si'ae 9 was in MS
i ile Workers Statesman.
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Going to Buffalo
and the Pan=AmeriCan?

You had better inquire about the trip
which is being arranged by g. w EoD-
bins of Old Town. 10 include Quebec
Montmorency Falls. st. Anne de Bean
Pre-. Montreal. Lachine Rapids Niasa ara
J,hnmsand Islands Starts from Old Town
At 80 p. H.. Monday, Aug. ). lAugtlsta
80, r. NJ; .returnllns AqE Il; nsa ,i,l
e~nenses from Old Town and return;
sieeping-car fares. Meals en- , route az a.,
hotel bills except noon luncn III
drives in Quebec and Montreal
So s. pays all necessary expense from Ian; 0d
Town including tranSn;2rtaton1' seT rpa g
drives for the trip to Quebec. Montmor-
ency Fails. Ste: Anne de Beaupr ,na Mont m!,;
real and Lachine Rapids; 10 bea ~ gsrr T,H
ing my" home saturday, Aug. 10. For infor-
nation write to
c. ROBBINS, Old Town, Maine.
! julyl5 tu thur&sat
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IL mas been long time size. Bath
hNd such a marine attraction AZ /, nov
"'s in TIE tw, six-mqstad @choopcrs
ing thcte. Ca Sunday. people
'''' S't ~ SEC ...cn hy the scores.
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Ever since weathe RI sh s3S9iissTan a. me-,
called in German na,Incnd slccess in SYRIA
with such p Hnnsary and France. meteo-
upper; ian have been engaged IN Vt t5e
r wopdy s.iie to ne s.I merits bs 'nc @
scheme. So.,.cnting hailstorms III uppr'
forts M u, since the experiments OF 10 70
u! ita az, s t,aI have been estaoi's"ca
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BOOthbay
AND THE ISLANDS.
SEASON OF 1901.
Steamer Gardiner,
CUNARD LINE
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN

Magnificent. New. Twin Screw Passenger
Steamships li.rD Tons.
Fast: Remarkably Steady: Sracinn,
PromenadoS Passage about days. All
First and Second Saloon Rooms located
Upper Decks amidships. Perfect Ventila-
ton Table unsurpassed
IVERNlA sails july g. August 10 and
Sent. II.
Saloon SGhUn. Second cabin +ItW'
Round trip discounts. fhirh-ctaSN. H."
rates Low winter rates in force July 90
SANO4NIA sails July ~. AuE. ~. sept
~
UITONIA, Twin Screw 600" f"nS) sre-
cIally fitted for TIIIRb-CLASS passen
gers only. Ladies' Saloon and Mems
smoke Room located Upper Deck amid
shin. Sails June %, August >.
NLEXANDEK MARTIN. Agent. y
State Street. Boston, Mass. or Thomas j.
Lynch. ~"u."'hn
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u..,.n md Comfort 20 Mother and
asess' Child.

MRS. wINsLOw's srrI He s1hurF' ,r 60,
chlioren 49, aiiays ali pain, anG cures wilma
infiann :.apfe. tr safe in all cases We wcul:
en-" 10 every mother who has s;,ler .r I;cc:
d. not iet yoI1i hetween you and yo'r suffer-
n en- 81 ah surst' FOLLOW the use q t!,s
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y,r,n,v uears successful practice i" Name
F|STUlA Cure!

No knfe sais r.ne. soc I" ae'e G"e
rom nu ..asS ,,ouxultaiion FREE. Gall at my
f s"s,on or Portland office: or consult me by Mail:
send for re- FsnH.s,, M n.is g. has,.ToS
stec.as, SseI So. Hotel cortland. satur WIS
e~h1 coda Vkyly.Df
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Remnants and Odd
Lots Of Dress Goods.

huhched for easy choosing and
li"ed from onc-Guartcr to onc-third
their honest worth.
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Some Final Prices
on Wash Goods

W" don winter wash goods here
l:.'h"r sell item 1T half original prices.
mat about the pace we've strucl< on
the following lots.
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AUGUSTA, MINNIE.
Analysis from the nth annual report OIL
The SPARKLING CI.EARNESS JUS
tifies tho fanciful NAME of the SPRING
CHEMiCALLY and M1cR0 6, 6 ,,l,lr NJ;
WATEPS Date of examination. April
%. lss9. Analysis of sample Of water No.
3H; expressed in parts per 100000.
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This is the PJIREST DRINKING VA
TJ,R in tho CITY for the Anal .fSlS
SLOWS that there is ABsoLuTELY No
ORGANIC MATTER - IT. It bolts ~
eaiid I,vnr Of cIav which strictly pr"-
iccts il from surface drainage ami Al
POISONOUS matter. Those desiring rI,Rt;;
DttWnED SPRING WATER today.
One gallon daily per monti' ......,...!l cts
t.aCh eXtrc gallon 6aily PEI month. . ST.
One-half gallon daily per NOUN mon, -, ~ CTS
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cu,
~ should Nothing
encths 'h Immediate
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03

Total Market Value Of Bonds s64SS3973 and Stocks 00
Total Cost Value Of Bonds lSi57 2i2 S2S and Stocks 00
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
ASSETS.

ASSETS.
nted Count and dher Bonds(
vaueD 1000.
sandM tHns)
90 pieces gtweve
hepoices yOeg
tsin Compan
Socs of panis g
1000
dBonds( (maketv
MUM n Reserve
Re- eandac
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03

EXPENDITURES. 1900
and
Commissions and all other New
lnspecio of
Old
o. for
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-05-02

The leasers OF the gold mines south of town
are having their gold ore worked at Campbell $
mill at Steptoe.
Mrs. Pete Weber. accompanied by her
daughter Florence, returned to their home in
llaily, Idaho, on Monday,
James Logan of Los Angeles arrived on
Saturday and went on to Muncy to fill II
position with Mr.. Ramsdale,
Mr. p. A. MeDermid came in on sunday to
hire men to attend his sheep during Landing
The season Is favorable and he expects a good
increase.
W. b. Lawler was victorious In his suit at
Elks with Mrs. Hanks, and returned well
satisfied, but regretted being drawn into a
lawsuit with the lady.
freight team from Muncy mines came over
for load OF supplies on Saturday The i'm.
mense ore body in the Grand Deposit mine Is
improving with development,
Mrs. George Kelsey gave birth to daughter
on Wednesday morning April "a Mrs. Kelsey
and baby are doing well but the Judge would
have been happier with young son.
There are four cases of smallpox at the
Indian camp, but DR.. Townsend says they are
eonyalescing. There have been over twenty
cases and six deaths, but they are well quaran-
tined and the town is safe.
Mrs. Baker and daughter have arrived from
Illinois and are making tour of the CONT
nent, but diyeTged from the railroad TO visit
Neil Munro of Ely. brother of Mrs Baker.
While here on Saturday they visited with
z. II Cannon
DR.. Beatty of Salt Lake City came by stage
last week to inspect the lead mines at Duck
Creek In which he is interested with Geo. A,
Lowe and others OF that city. lie reports being
well pleased with his property and will put
on a force of men in short time
There are complaints that beef /, brought to
town and sold to the public without the hides
being exhibited-in some cases by men who
do not own any cattle. Ii is certainly the
business OF some one TO attend to it. Perhaps
cattlemen who read this paper are interested.
Since the fire in February Adolph Sundberg
(fomerly an old Star miner was burned out.
but not being discouraged, has purchased and
repaired the building known as the Drug
store, and has fitted up and beautifully
decorated saloon, making il one of the most
attractive in eastern Nevada
In Prof Plumstead we have a most compe.
tent teacher, and it is to be regretted that 50
many OF the children absent themselves from
school The law Is clear, and II parents have
no interest in their chldren's welfare those
in authority should attend 20 it for the sake
OF the children and the next generation.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-05-02
OSCEOLA NUGGETS.

W r Gregory was a visitor this week.
John Featherstone has returned from salt
Lake
Work continues steadily on at the Tungsten
mines.
Jas. stephens OF Snake Valley come up
sunday
X. A. Milliek has gone down to work on the
tungsten mines
Mrs Justisen aud Mrs. Case Of Snake Valley
were up Saturday
j. A. Skinner is driving tunnel on his
placer ground at Hegum.
Good reports come in from Muucy. We arc
glad to see our nei z hbor town fiourishing.
Mft Hamilton has gone to Frisco with d
four-horse team to bring in freight for j. IL.
Marriott.
D. G. Dickerson has gone to Salt Lake TO
meet parties connected with the Buttertield
Mining Company,
George Gilbert has stated hauling lum Der
from stoddard's mill as also did Ed Lake.
The demand for lumber keeps increasing.
Messrs J. NJ aud Marion Fox were up from
ShoshOne last week, They exhibited some
fine looking pieces Of lead ore from their
claims there
Messrs. Kiger and Sehilling came in last
week with long sack and smiling faces. They
they have been piling out during the winter,
and were rewarded with "a good cleanup
better than they expected. They have been
working through tunnel and Wine which
necessitated handling the dirt twice and
wheeling 900 to coo feet. They now sinking
100 feet. The boys have a good thing, and it is
safe to say that many good things are lying in
our neighborhood, which requires but a little
means and muscle to bring them to light.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-05-02
EUREKA ECHOES.

Mrs. Dan Lewis Is very Ill, and fears
are entertained of her recovery.
Mrs Will Stewart left last Monday
for Battle Mountain, where she will
remain for several weeks.
Miss Minnie Sadler completed hen
school in the Mineral Hill District last
week, and is visiting Eureka friends.
The Odd Fellows Anniversary Bal
last Friday evening was largely at
tended and proved thoroughly en-
joyable affair in every way.
Mrs. r. mechanics and Mrs. c.
Hildebrandt' visited with Mrs. j.
Simonsen in Newark Valley on Satur-
day and Sunday of last week.
Miss Ruby Mechanics closed her
school ia the Newark Valley District on
April 10 and after visit with friends
returned to her home in Eureka.
Fred and Clarence Kind, sons OF
Henry Kind, the Eureka merchant,
have opened market for the sale OF
fruit and vegetab les, and will keep on
hand at all times varied assortment
of articles in their line.
Fred Esselbrugge, Eureks's photog-
rapher, has purchased the old
Monacle gallery next door to 4. j..
Brossemer's place, and is fitting 1t up
for occupancy. Mr. Esselbrugge last
season took la rye number OF views at
Duckwater and Currant Creek, which
are handsome specimens of the photo
grapher's art.
DIR. C. G. Gordon, of Palo Alto,
California, has purchased half inter-
est in DIR. Keen's drug business and
practice, and DIR. Keeu's old offices
over Henry Kinds store are being
elegantly fitted up for occupancy by
the new firm. The latest and most
approved appliances will be put in for
testing all surgical and medical cases,
and every possible attention will be
given to the care and comfort OF
patients. DIR. Gordon came highly
recommended. Before coming to
Nevada he served as health officer for
Palo Alto, Cal, aud was also a men,
Der of the Board of Health of that
city. He holds the degree OF Master
in Surgery from Canadian college,
at which institution he attended a
four-years graded course. and he Is
also graduate of the Cooper Medical
College at San Francisco. DR.. Keen,
who has had charge of the Eureka
County Hospital for the past two years,
has built up an extensive practice in
Eureka and ad joining counties and Is
too well known to need an extended
notice.