The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-07-03
CENTRAL HEVADAM
Local and Personal.
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James f. Dennis of Winnemucca was
in town Tuesday.
j. W. Treat returned Tuesday from a
trip to the city.
Lemaire & Sons received a carload Of
lumber Monday.
Bill Pankey is driving the stage from
Elko to Tuscarora.
Edward Steiner was in town from
Mill Creek yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Jory of Willow Creek was
a visitor to to WI Sunday.
Miss Matte Mcintyre returned home
last evening from Lovelock.
f. E. Chagnon returned Tuesday from
the western part of the State.
Henry Schmith returned Monday
from a trip to the eastern states.
Mrs. Mellander and son Raymond,
were down from Galena Monday.
Recorder Grover of Elko has the
smallpox. so says the Independent.
H. II. Forney has been appointed mas
ter mechanic of the Sacramento shops.
The paycar passed through Sunday,
distributing coin among its employees.
The County Fathers will hold their
regular meeting in Austin next Monday.
Large fine trout received every Thurs
day at the Battle Mountain Meat Mar
ket.
Harry Hodge and Marion Eecobar
were in town yesterday from Iron Can
yon.
Trib is a liniment tried and true,
Maybe its just the right thing for you.
Hiram Barron and wife of Beowawe
are 10 town and will remain until after
the Fourth.
J. F. Mitchell, Superintendent OF the
Iron Canyon mines. went up to Austin
Tuesday morning.
Sterling Smelser left Sunday for the
Dean ranch. He will drive the stage
from Beowawe to Cortez.
Most Of the ranchers around here are
cutting their first crop OF alfalfa. The
crop is said to be very good.
Ralph and Roy Hager left for San
Francisco Saturday night on a visit to
their sister, Mrs. c. G. Miles.
Adrian Ramsdell returned from Wads-
worth Saturday having resigned his pc.
sition in the shops at that place.
Misses Georgia and Ethel Middleton
left this afternoon Tor Golcoada where
they will spend the Fourth.
Mrs. j. II. Crum returned from Ogden
Saturday night where she has been on n
visit to her daughter, Mrs. w. A. Cheek.
Andy Mahoney, representing Neus-
tadter Bros, of San Francisco, was in
town this week soliciting orders for his
firm.
Sam Pugh OF Lovelock, son of l.. NJ.
Pugh, went up to Dean last week where
he will spenA the Summer with his
father.
Rev. p. II. Willis will go TO Carlin
tomorrow morning where be has been
engaged to deliver the Fourth OF July
Grafton.
Nearly all of the business men OF
Wadsworth who were burned out three
.o.t.e ooo have npanad N N amin in tom.
porary quarters.
Mrs. Thomas AGREE and little son,
who have been visiting in the western
part of the State, returned to Austin
Tuesday morning.
w. w. Christian and wife were arri-
walls from Austin yesterday and left on
No. 4 for Reno where they will spend
the Fourth OF July.
Mrs A. w. Allen Of Palisade is the
guest Of DIR. Hood and family. Archie
left on the 18th of last month on a visit
to his old home in Connecticut.
"To see a man going around with a
face long enough to lap buttermilk out
of the bottom of a churn is 10 sign he is
a christian" says an exchange.
Trib is a clean, convenient cconom-
ical, mild yet powerful and most Ell
~fcctive liniment for sprains and
bruises, burns and bites. Six ounces
fifty cents.
The wild duck crop this year will he
tremendous, al the grain and alfalfa
fields Of the Big Meadow are literally
covered with nests Lovelock Argus,
The game law on sage hens has ex
pred and a number OF our hunters went
ont Tuesday to try their skill on the
birds. Ye editor lives ia the same old
place.
The NEvApAN has been requested ia
ask the people Of Battle Mountain tc
use every precaution in the handling
and use of iirecrackers and other explo.
siyes tomorrow.
A. Feliz has resumed charge OF thu
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