The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-10-17
Local and Personal.
Dan Finn was in town yesterday.

last Friday.
Trib is the IMMINENT of the century.
The Nevada State Fair came out s4,-
600 in debt.
Joe Jurey and wife of Galena we're in
town Tuesday.
Hiram Barron was in town Sunday
from Beowawe.
James Robinson of Dean is spending
a few days in town.
Frank Muncey, pumpman on the N. @.
was in town yesterday.
Trib cures sweilings, bruises, sprains.
Walter Dobbs was in town from his
ranch last Saturday.
W. d. Addington paid Austin a visit
last Saturday and Sunday.
The mines at Butte, Mont, will here
after suspend work on Sundays.
Will O'Learv has accepted a clerkship
In F. Il. Bakers store at Lovelock.
NJ. w. Malloy was an arrival from Aus
tin Monday on his way t. California.
Philip and Owen Duffy came down
from Austin Monday with three cars Of
cattle.
Mrs. George Russell and daughter
Miss Matte, came down from Elko
Tuesday.
Watch the columns OF the NEvADAs
and occasionally take a glance at its ad-
vertisers.
The new dry goods building being
fitted up by the Horton Co.. is about
completed.
Mrs. Mcconnell and daughter of Beo-
wave spent a couple of days In town
this week.
Jim Horton, Of the Horton Company
OF Austin is spending a few days 10 Bat
tie Mountain.
Mike Yirk and Frank Eads started
last Monday to build two new residences
for A. d. Lemaire.
Mrs. Mellander and three daughters,
and Miss Annie Kair, were down from
Galsna Tuesday.
1t is reported that J. H. Johnston of
Salt Lake City will soon resume opera
tions up at Galena.
Major John II. Dennis has recovered
from a recent illness and is again edit
ing the Reno Journal.
The brick building being erected by
John Wholly for the Horton Company is
going up very rapidly.
Mrs. E. w. Clayton came up from
Golconda Tuesday. Mr.. Clayton is agent
aud operator at that place.
Mrs. Mary J. Mack, President Of the
Rebekah Assembly, was an arrival from
the East this morning.
DR.. Hood was called to Mill Creek
last Saturday morning to attend Colt
lieb Hoffman who is a very sick man.
Milo Slavan was in Elko last week un-
der the care Of DIR. G. j. Hood, being
treated for an abscess on his left arm.
Marion and Walter Moore, VIM. Jurey,
and Frank and Raymond Mellander Of
Galena, were visitors to town Tuesday.
Mart Mccormick was all smiles last
Monday and the cause OF it was the ar
rival Of a young daughter at his house
hold.
A. d. Lemaire and John B. Paul went
out to Mill Creek yesterday to pay Gott-
lieb Hoffman a short visit. The gentle
men returned today.
Joe Smith OF Elko, on returning from
G visit to San Francisco, remained over
here last Monday on a short visit to his
old friend, George Lutz.
Judge w. d. Jones was a passenger
from Austin Monday on his way to Reno
where he went to hold a term of Court
for Judge Curler.
DIR. Bailey. son Of @. P. Bailey, after
spending several days at his fathers
ranch on Mill Creek, departed Monday
for San Jose, Cal.
Mrs. DR.. ]. A. Huntsman Of Austin
while out riding last Friday had a stroke
Of paralysis whilo seated in the buggy.
DR.. Townsend Of Austin is att nding
Mrs. Huntsman.
Regular meeting Of Loyal Rebekah
Lodge No. Is, tomorrow evening. Mrs.
Mary j. Mack. President Of the Rebekah
Assembly, will be present Let a full
attendance be present.
Merchants visiting San Francisco this
Fall are cordially invited to inspect the
holiday display Of Sanborn, Vail & Co.
which has no equal in that city.
William Asbury, who has been en-
ployed In the N. G. shops for several
months past, resigned his position last
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