The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-09-19
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

Mr.. John Smith departed for Sal
Lake City Thursday morning.
Mr.. Cook Is putting some fine orr
through the G. & W. Elk. Co.'s mil
this week.
J.O'Donnel has been on the sick lis
during the past week, but Is now con
valescent.
Misses Alice and Lizze Stratton art
visiting their numerous friends In
Cherry Creek.
The Gold Nugget Mining Co. has
blest our community with their regular
moRthly payday this week.
The business men OF our town were
looking pleasant this week as a result
of that never failing payday OF the u
& w. Elk. Co.
Mr.. Merrill returned from Ely Mon
day evening after short visit there,
He journeyed on to Wells, thence to
his home In Utah.
Hans Olsen made flying trip to
Spruce for a few days this week where
he and his brother are engaged IN
business. Operations continue as usual
at Spruce.
Our farmers are through with their
second crop of hay and we learn the
crops were unusually short excepting
that of State Senator Greene, who, It
Is reported, harvested his usual crop.
Saturday night a conhagration
wrapped large part OF Wells in lame.
Everything from OUTLETS east Was
burned to the ground. Further par
ticulars not known. Mr.. Aliens WAS
BADLY burned.
The population of Cherry still increa-
ses. The latest arrival was bouncing
baby boy this week TO the wife of w.
ID. Cazier. Dave of course is wearing
the usual broad smile while mother
and son are doing well.
Ben Miller has just closed bargain
with w. ID. Campbell for forty tons OF
hay partly for his stage line between
Ely and Cherry and the remainder he
will sell In Cherry to people desiring
same during the Winter.
Patrick Green and his bride, Maud
Green, nee Miss Maud Phalan, returned
from Salt Lake City Tuesday where
they we're joined in the Holy bonds oil
matrimony by Bishop Seaman last
week. The many friends of both bride
and groom wish them long, happS
and prosperous life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Shallen barger,
accompanied by their daug
wife of County Commissioner Shallen
barger, visited Cherry Monday on thei
way to Wells. Mrs. Jacob Shallen bar
ger ia on her way for visit to her old
home in the East, while Mr.. Shallen
barger and daughter will only accom-
pany her as far as Wells.
Our townsman, Dolph Sund berg, ha
purchased the Hugh Franks residenc,
on Thompson street. He is having tn
same thoroughly renovated and vii
occupy it as soon as completed. Thi
in connection with the elegant saloo
building erected on Main Street thi
Spring, which is occupied by Mr.. Sund
berg, indicates that Dolph has ever
confidence in the merits OF our camp.
AS the Ely stage brought in the SAT
news of our loved Presidents death
our flag was dropped at half mas
and as our citizens beheld tn
message their hearts were heavy, an
! sad tears filed the eyes of many
Cherry Creek feels the shock of sorro'
passing over our land. We pray tn
Almighty to bear up the grieving love
ones aud to carry our nation sal
through this calamity.
, MISSES Emma ana Katie. were throug
passengers from Ely to WELLS, stoppin
over night at Cherry Creek Monda
night. The p trty is taking a pleasul
trip through the East, visiting relative
in Philadelphia and New York and wi
also take in the sights around our ma
tional capital before they return whic
; Mrs. Graham thinks will be about th
/. latter part of November. The man
friends OF the party here wish them
pleasant journey and safe return.