The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-09-12

Local and Personal.
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for Tonopah.
D. J. Bousfeld was dowr from Dean
yesterday.
Thomas Nelson was up from Stone
House Tuesday.
Clarence Lee of Stone House was in
town this week.
George Dobbs returned to Winnie
mucca Sunday evening.
John and Frank Mellander came down
from Galena yesterday.
The next sessian of the Nevada Mis-
sion will be held in Reno.
Little Jimmie Wilkins has been very
sick for the past few days.
August Escobert, foreman of the
Bailey goat ranch, is in town.
District Attorney Bert L. Hood was in
town from Winnemucca to-day.
Several new residences will be erected
10 Battle Mountain 10 the near future.
Mrs. A. w. Allen Of Palisade is visit
ing DIR. Hood and family for a few days.
Loui Dean, cattle buyer for the West
ern Meat Company was in town yester-
day.
Mrs. Edith Jenkins and Mrs. s. G.
Broyles returned from Gold Creek Sun
day.
Frank Eads and wife came down from
Carlin last night and will reside here in
the future,
John L. Considine, formerly editor of
the Virginia Report, has taken charge of
the Chronicle.
G. s. Bates was released from custody
last Saturday by making a settlement
with his creditors
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jory OF Willow
Creek spent a couple of days in Battle
Mount in this week.
Throughout the country Sunday in all
church services prayers were offered for
the Presidents recovery.
Coneuit the German specialists free
once a month at Battle Mountain. For
dates watch this paper.
A sister Of f. A. Limbaugh arrived
from California last evening on a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Limbaugh,
Clifford K. Robins Of winnemucca has
been engaged to teach the Kennedy
school which will open next Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. E. Kendrick, Mrs. J..
A Blossom and Mrs. E. e. Starrett went
up the river yesterday to spend a couple
of days.
George B. Russell has been appointed
a guard at the State Prison, taking the
place made vacant by the resignation of
Joe Harris.
The wife of Earl Pease on Tuesday
night presented him with a bouncing
baby boy. Ear. says he is the very pic
ture Of his daddy"
Miss Merchant returned to her home
at Beowawe Tuesday afternoon after a
pleasant visit Of several weeks with L.. L.
Kendrick and family.
f. M. Huffaker, representing the
Grand Lodge OF Nevada. has gone to
indianapolis to attend the Sovereign
Grand Lodge /. O. o. f.
The German specialists will visit Bat
tie Mountain two days each month. Spec
ialty dropsy and cancer. No pay till
cured. For dates watch this paper.
Lou Dean, the cattle buyer for the
Western Meat Company, has ordered
100 cattle cars for the beef steers he has
recently purchased in Eastern Nevada.
The crazy quilt and sofa pillow made
by Mrs. George Bauman, will be ratified
at the Nevada Saloon Monday night.
All who have chances should be on
hand.
At the birth Of a Japanese baby a tree
Is planted that must remain untouched
until the marriage OF the child. When
the nuptial hour arrives the tree is cut
down and the wood is transformed into
furniture.
BY referring to another column will
be found the ad. Of Goldberg & Crone,
the Sacramento saddlers. All orders
sent them will receive prompt attention.
live the 1boys" your order and you will
be we'll pleased with their goods.
The German specialists who will visit
Battle Mountain monthly are graduates
of the best colleges and have complied
with the laws OF Nevada.
The Carlin Baseball Club has chal-
ienged the Tuscarora Club to a match
game Of ball, to be played at Elko some
time in the near future, for a purss of
from $3.50 to $500, each nine to play the
best talent to be obtained.
A large number of empty oil cars have