The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-06-05
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

John Magnuson is erecting wind
mill this week ON his premises.
The Ladies' AID Society will NEE
this afternoon with Mrs. J. M. Lynch
DR.. Davis's Office is now connected
BY telephone with the inside and out
side world.
Manchester Club Hand Made Sou
Mash Whisky, F. M. Clark, sole
agent, Ely.
Mrs. W. C. Gallagher spent few
days In Ely last week, returning home
on Saturday.
James Baird came In last week from
Eureka, Utah, and expects to make
Ely his home.
The dance at Lane City last Thurs
day evening was we'll attended and
proved a very enjoyable affair.
Palermo Club Re- Distilled fine Cop
per Hand Made Sour Mash Whisky,
Peter Zunini, Lane City, agent.
s. Fox, the barber, who is well known
In these parts, left Eureka last week
and will open shopin Tonopah.
Charley Minnoletti OF Hamilton, who
spent few days in Ely last week, has
gone TO DeLamar on business trip.
A light snow fell on Saturday night
last and on June l the mountain tops
were covered with a mantle OF white.
u.s., CazIer took out load of ore
last Friday for Gabriel Zonoll. 1t will
be shipped to the smelter at Salt Lake
A. L. Parker left for Frisco yester-
day morning and will bring back Mrs.
Parker, who has been visiting in Salt
Lake City.
The e. g. P. freight teams and John
Sorenson's outfit came In this week
from Eureka with merchandise for w.
B. Graham.
Mrs. Pierce and daughter, Miss Nora
Mason OF Cherry Creek have been the
guests of Mrs. w. B. Graham during
the pas. week.
Blank acknowledgements for the use
OF Notaries Public, specially printed for
use in White Pine county, for sale a
the NEWS office.
Miss Laura Campbell and Miss Alder
Ia Grove came in for Decoration Day
and remained over for the dance on
Monday evening.
Miss Loretta Blair arrived here on
Wednesday evening last from Eureka,
Utah. ON visit to her grandmother,
Mrs. s. G. Tucker,
Miss Helen Whitmore closed her
school at Lane City this week for the
Summer vacation and leaves today for
her home in Eureka.
Milt Hamilton, Joe and Tom Dear
don unloaded their four-horse loads OF
lumber from Snake Valley this week at
K. G. Davis yard.
Mrs. A. G. Cleveland and Mrs. John |
Yelland of Spring Valley spent several |
days in town the past week, returning |
home Tuesday morning.
W. N. McGill and p. c. Weber left |
on Saturday for Salt Lake, and un-
doubtedly the police force of that city
are keeping q sharp eye on their move
ments.
Mrs. A. d, Campton entertained her
Sunday School class at her home on
Tuesday The little ones picniced on
the lawn and enjoyed themselves thor
oughly.
The Ladies Card Club vill be enter
tained on Saturday afternoon OF this
week by Mrs. r. H. Richardson. The
members are expected to bring their
appetites.
]. G. Munson brought In load
weighing $4,000 pounds this week for
VIM. Hayes. 1t consisted of Truckee
surfaced lumber, doors, windows and
transoms.
Miss Hattie Raphel, who has been
teaching tie school in Spring Valley,
spent q few days In Ely during the past
week and left on Wednesday for her
home In Eureka.
Rev. A. Miller took his Sunday
School class for an excursion on Tues
day last to Hon. 81. A. Comins' ranch,
where the day was spent In fishing,
picnicing and general enjoyment.
w. G. Lyons returned home Tuesday
after an absence OF several
months. Mr. Lyons spent the winter
ia California, but for the past two
weeks has been looking over Montana.
Treasurer. VILLA mson gives uotlce
this week that there is more than $500
In the county treasury. and he is now
ready to receive proposals for the SUR
render OF county warrants drawn on
the General Fund.
VIM. II. Smith and James Rogan-
tint Of Newark Valley spent day In
town last week and while here Mr..
Smith made application to enter 100
acres of Desert Land adjoining his