The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-07-10

Mrs. Earl Pease and baby Of Winnie
mucca spent a couple of days Battle
Mountain last week visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. T. e. Hagar.
Reno's carnival closed Saturday nigh
IN n blaze of glory. Notwithstanding
the disagreeable weather, Reno's first
carnival was a success.
Sterling Smelser aud wife, MRS Bios
som aud son James, Mrs kendrick and
Miss Adele Lemaire left this afternoon
for Mill Creek for a few days outing
Mr.. and Mrs. Pate. cousins of Mrs.
William Licking and Albert Pate OF this
place, arrived from Indiana last week
and will make their home at the Paul
ranch at Argenta.
Albert Williams OF Eureka, brother of
Mrs. f. A. Limbaugh, stopped over Mon-
day on his way from Reno where he at
tended the carnival. He will remain
here for a couple Of weeks.
In another column will be found a
notice calling for special election to be
held at the schoolhouse on July Both,
for the purpose of raising money with
which to repair the schoolhouse.
Mrs. Frank Hammond Of the Ham
mond ranch, situated some miles from
Golconda, passed through yesterday
morning on her way to her old home in
Switzerland on a visit to her mother.
William Meager brought to this Office
this week a piece of steel galena rock,
extracted from one of his mines at Ga
lena. II is a beautiful specimen and
assays well. He will be making a ship.
ment OF this class OF ore soon
Mrs. J. A. Falkenstein was brought
down from Austin yesterday and placed
under the care Of DR.. W. H. Hood she be
ing a very sick woman. Her husband, j.
A Falkensfe:n and mother, Mrs. Dougher-
ty accompanied her.
At a meeting of the school trustees
of Argenta School District held a few
DAYS ago, II. L. Randall was elected
principal and Miss Clara McGonagle
primary teacher. of the Battle Mountain
school for next term.
The school trustees of Winnemucca
held a meeting Monday evening aud the
following teachers were elected for the
coming year: Principal E. L. Winfrey;
Miss Isa l.. Wright and Miss Minnie
Wolf first and second intermediate de
%partn1ents respectively and Miss Clara
MeGonagle WAS chosen teacher OF the
primary department.
The burro race which was to have
been one of the main attractions IN the
Fourth failed to mateTialize for some
reason, although the ridere, namely,
Mike Yirlx. +. W. Clayton, jim Blossom
and Ii. r. Lemaire were in READINGS, ii
was a sad disappointment to these boys
TO Think this race did not come off.
Charles Evans Of Gold Hill and Miss
Pearl LaVerna Randall were married at
Reno on July 3. The young people are
well known in this section, where the,
have many friends who will wish them
all the happiness attendant upon the
matrimonial state.-Virginia Enterprise.
The bride is the youngest sister OF our
popular teacher, Ii. L. Randall.
Last Thursday while Geo. w. Schmidt.
lein and son Charlie were crossing the
Austin summit on their way home, they
stopped and filed several barley sacks
with snow. with which to freeze ice
cream on the Fourth Of July. The beau
tlful being nearly two inches deep AT
that place, something unheard VI since
the settlement of this country. In 1861
the summit Was white on the same da,
OF the month.-Reyeilie