The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-22
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

One or two more weddings are seized
uled for the near future.
Mrs. Alice Mordant left by Monday
mornings stage for Stateline.
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send your orders TO the News Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Mcomie returned
on Friday last from an extended yisi
in California
Mrs. r. A. Martin came over iron
DeLamar on Friday last and will MAKE
their home in Ely.
T. J. Jones has been appointed post
master al Berlin. Nye county, vice I.
W. Council resigned
REPORTS from Shoshone state thai
Geo. swallows second crop of alfalfa
will be better than the first.
A. Roth, the irrepressible picture
man from San Francisco, is interview
ing the people OF Ely this week
Mike Sheridan, recently of Phoebe,
has been appointed Superintendent OF
the Tonopah company's mines.
"Giye us this day our daily flood, " is
said to be the way Jake Shallenbarger
begins his morning devotions these
days.
Mrs. w. B. Graham and daughters,
Mrs. Sutton and b. B. Bird returned
on Friday from ten days visit at the
F.A. McDermid ranch.
Mrs. w. N. McGill, Neil McGill, and
his friend, W. C. Rinearson, left yes
terday morning to pay visit to Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Cleveland
Chas. Pope purchased W. r. Bas-
sets span of gray mares last week pay
Ing therefor $3.50, and will supply wood
for one of the West Camp mines.
The Root Bros, who have been at
work in the Jupiter group for some
time past, have been transferred to
Pilot Knob and win be engaged at the
Morris.
Joe Watson, who went to Tonopah
recently. writes his brother In Ely that
he won 81, 900 the first night he was In
camp, and that he was making arrange
ments to open a faro bank
Commencing on Wednesday evening
Of this week, the electric lights will be
turned OF for two or three nights In
order to permit Of the making OF nec'
essary repairs to the fiume
Frank Paul, who recently purchased
the Eugene Robinson house at Seig-
man, il arranging to have 1t torn down
and removed to Ely, where he viii con-
vert 1t into dwelling house.
Rev. b. J. Darneille came in frem
Hamilton on Saturday last and held
services here on Sunday, both morning
and evening. He left by Monday morn
inp's White River stage for De Lamar
F. C. Richmond of the Salt Lake
Hardware Company spent couple Of
days in Ely last week looking over the
progress being made at the Chairman
mill, for which he has the machinery
contract.
W. N. McGill says no damage was
done In the vicinity of his ranch by
the floods. The rains interfered with
haying operation to some extent, but
the moisture win be of great benefit to
the hay crop.
A. D. Campton is a potato baron.
While his neighbors are wondering
where their supply of tubers for the
coming winter are to come from, he has
two tons or more In his garden near the
electric light plant.
Rev, Father Manion returned yes
terday from Cherry Greek and departs
this morning for Eureka. He reports
heavy rains having fallen at Cherry
Creek during his stay there, but no
damage was DONE
VIM. Read and family left yesterday
for Hamilton, where they will remain
a week and then continue their journey
to their home In Capitola, Cal. Mr..
Read expects to return to White Pine
county in the near future.
A farewell dinner to Dix W. Smith
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Simp-
son on Tuesday evening of last week,
those present being Mr.. and Mrs. w.
N. McGill, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Shop
herd, Miss Lloyd, W. G. Lyons and
L. @. Doty.
Dan It. Nicholas and J. n. Jensen
brought in q ton and half OF wheat
and oats for W. B. Graham last Satur-
day. The grain was clean and plump,
and Messrs. Nicholas and Jensen report
the crop to be the best ever raised In
that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira j. Mcknight have
moved into Mrs. Rynearson's house on
Aultman street this week. The new
location joins Mr.. McKnight's place oil
business and hereafter he win be pre-
pared to answer calls at all hours OF the
lay and night.
On the occasion of his recent visit
here Rev. B. ]. Darneille baptised the
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