The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-08-22
CENTRAL AEvAOAN
Local and Personal.

strels and r. r. Shows.
Mrs. L. NJ. Pugh of Loyelock is visit
ing her husband at Dean.
Mrs. O'Leary lett Monday on a visit to
her son Will and wife at Lovelock.
Charles Campbell and wife have moved
down from Dean and taken up their res
idence in town.
Trib is economical. A small guam
tity is effective. 1t cures sprains and
burns.
H. r. Lemaire returned yesterday
from a two weeks visit to the south end
Of the ounty.
The U. P. has issued a bulletin notify
ing that the mere frequeting OF saloons
would be cause for dismissal.
Cyclers may use Trib to advantage
1t lubricates the sinews, aids quick ac-
tion and prevents stiffness.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Smith and family
left for Ogden yesterday where they will
make their future home.
John Jory, accompanied by Mrs. Jos.
Jory were in town from Willow Creek
Tueeday, returning home Wednesday.
T. d. LaPoint and Miss Rose Bird of
Winnemucca were married in Reno last
Monday evening. fhe groom is a con-
6uctor on the S. p.
The copper mine at Alder Creek owned
and worked by r G. Blossom, was closed
down Tuesday and the men employed
all came to town yesterday.
About thirty people went down to
Winnemucca last Friday to take in the
circus. All speak we'll of the circus and
sid that it was really worth going that
distance to see.
The following pensions have been
granted residents of Nevada: Original,
Charles c. Myers, Tuscarorn, So; war
with Spain; original, Nelson E. Bartoo,
Battle Mountain Sc.
After the closingdown OF the DeLamar
mill, it is said, more han 100 men left
the camp in one day. the ge. eral opi..-
ion b., ing that it will be a long time be-
fore work is resumed.
Ed. Friberg, who has been foreman OF
the mine at Dean for some months past
resigned his position Monday and de
parted Tuesday for Reno. L. N. Pugli
has taken Mr.. Friberg's place.
Sheriff Watt came down from Austin
yesterday on his way to Carson with e.
b. Fuller who was sentenced Monday IN
Austin before Judge Jones To seven
years at hard labor In the State Peniten.
tiary.
The Knights Of Pythias. of Sacramento
are arranging for n big time in that city
during the State Far and an invitation
has been extended to the members of the
Order in Nevada to join them IL the Gel
ebration.
Arthur f. Wallace OF Austin. Nevada,
and Miss Matte N. Child OF Genoa, New.
were IN ,rrisd Mt Genoa on August l4tli.
The groom is well known 10 Battle
NJ ,~untain. The NEvApAS extends con
CALCULATIONS to Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace.
Constable George Austin took Andy
Dennison. the young man who was
caught last week in ths act Ut selling
whisky to Indians, to Austin last Satur-
day morning and placed him 10 the Hotel
de Watt to answer before the Grand
Jury.
Two long gravel trains passed through
this morning and will distribute the
gravel on the road about three miles east
Of Stone House. We understand that
the company intend raising the track
about four inches and will gravel the
road as they raise it. These gravel
trains will be kept running some time.
George Polkinghorne, conductor on
the N. G. Railroad accompanied by his
mother and sister, departed Monday for
Idaho Falls, on a visit to Frank Jones
and wife. They will he absent about
three or four weeks.
R,y rersilliger il welding the punch
during his absence.
Z. ". Clayton has nov gone to punch
ing tickets on the N. G. Ry., which po-
siti,n he will ill for ten days or two
weeks, in Roy Terwilliger's place who
viii take a position 10 the Office atAus-
tin for that length OF time. Jim Moore
will take Mr.. C%luyton's place in the
depot MS day operator.
A lady OF this place. who lives nearer
than "a thousand miles from the depo
PLAYED a joke on one OF her lady friends,
n nearby neighbor. She bought as fine
u box OF candy as could be found in the
town, put in two nicely scented card,
board hearts, with the inscription Loves
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