The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-07-25
CENTRAL NEvADAN
Local and Personal.
Stiff neck Gu red by Trib.

Al. Phillips of Beowawe is in town.
Mrs. Frank Martin is in town to-day.
Nearly all our ranehers are through
haying.
Mrs. Chiara was in town from her
ranch to day.
w. W. Williams came down from Aus
tin yesterday.
B. F. Wilson and family we're in town
this week.
Andy Mellander was down from Ga
lena this week.
". E. Dean of San Francisco is in
speeding his property at Dean.
Attorney Brown OF Elko was a passen-
ger for Austin this morning.
Mrs. johnson and daughter Of Shos-
hone are spending a few days in town.
Some Of our local sportsmen made
quite a .killing" among the sagehens last
Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Jory came 10 from Willow
Creek yesterday and returned home to-
day.
Harry Standerwick and brother Henry
have returned from a visit to friends in
California.
Argenta Lodge No. 10, X. of p, meets
Saturday evening. Let a full attend.
ance he present.
w. H. Luicell. representing H. E.
Bucklen L Co.. Chicago, Ills, was in
town last Saturday.
Ringling's big circus is headed this
way. 1t will exhibit in Winnemucca on
the 18th of August.
w. d. Addington's new butcher shop
has been completed and will nave into
same tomorrow.
C. R. Brown, George Engstrom. Gus
Sandstrom and Ole Johnson of Beowawe
were visitors to town Monday.
DIR. Thomas Of Iowa went up to Aus
tin this morning where he will locate
and practice his profession.
Deputy Sheriff Murphy came down
from Austin yesterday and left on No. 3
on a short visit to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Mccormack came
down from Beowawe Monday and will
reside in town for the present.
The weather continues hot in the
Mississippi Valley. Many people were
Frustrated Monday by the heat.
Miss Maggie Kcarn was an arrival
from Austin yesterday on her way to
Napa, Cal, on a visit to Miss Ella Duffy.
Mild, vet strong. Trib does not hurt
a baby's skin, yet penetrates a horses
leg. Trib cures bruises and sprains
Ed. Kavanaugh passed through yes
terday on his way to Deeth to accept the
f%oremauship of George Bradley's large
stock ranch.
Tom Eberts who has been very sick at
Tuscarora with an attack OF infamma-
tory rheumatism is able to be around, so
we are informed.
Miss Smith. sister OF Mrs. Il. w. Clay
ton, after a pleasant visit Of several
weeks here. departed for her home at
Fresno, Cal. Monday.
Mrs. E. M. Flint and son Addison, Of
Austin passed through yesterday on their
way to Sacramento where they will re-
side in the future.
Fifty cents in a bottle CT Trib re-
turns full value-perhaps more-nay
save a limh-has saved many-Brings
comfort too.
DR.. Hood was called to Austin Tues
day morning to attend Mrs. Thomas
Dunsaon who has been very sick for
some months past.
Miss Annie Schmith accompanied by
her brothers Matt and George. after
spending several days in town last week,
departed for home Monday.
Mrs. Elnor Horton ard daughter Mrs.
j. j. Henderson, mother and sister OF our
townsman r. M. Horton, spent a couple
OF days in town this week.
Jim Moore returned last Friday from
a visit to his parents at Virginia City.
He also paid San Francisco a visit and
reports having had a pleasant trip.
Wanted by man and wife, job on
ranch. Woman good cook. Address,
w. ASHBY,
Paradise Valley, New.
L. e. Kendrlck, Bob and Jim Blossom,
Jno. Harlow and John Gennelley left
Monday night on a hunting and camp
ing expedition. They will return to
morrow.
sE-The Improvement Association