The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-08-28
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.


Guy Gallagher returned home last
week after an absence of several months
In Idaho.
Manchester Club Hand Made Sour
Mash Whisky, F. M. Clark, sole
agent. Ely
Dannie Mcdonald will leave this week
for Reno, where he viii enter che State
University.
Pr. Mcbride and Eugene Norris
we're arrivals 10 Ely from Eureka on
Tuesday.
A. c. House was ever from Cherry
Creek again last week looking over the
business situation.
Miss Mollie Scott has been engaged
TO teach the school In the Gregory dis
trict, Snake Valley.
Miss Jennie Csrothers closed her
school In Spring Valley last week and
returned to her home In Ely.
The young men OF Copper Flat will
erect a pavilion and give free dance
ct that place In the near future.
Palermo Club Re- Distilled fine Cop
DER Hand. Made Sour Mash Whisky
Peter Zunini, Lane City. agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Graham and
daughter, Emma, spent several days at
the McDermid ranch during the past
week.
The dance at Pilot Knob on Thurs.
dsy evening last was largely attended
and good time is reported by all who
attended.
Walt Rynesrson was added to the
invalid list last week and for several
days was confined to his bed With
the prevailing bilious fever.
q. A. Comins and d. G. Mcdonald
left on Thursday last for Reno, where
they are occupying seats 10 the mourn
ers' carriage at the "Silver Party" fu-
neral.
r. NJ. Clark returned home last FRI
day from Salt Lake City, where he at
tended the Elks carnival. He reports
having had regular monkey and par
rot time.
The NEWS office Is prepared TO fur
nish all kinds OF election supplies. such
rs cards, posters, dodgers, placards,
etc. Send In your orders early and
avoid the rush.
Miss Tillle Kruger is a candidate for
she office OF Superintendent OF Public
Schools In Plumas county, Calf. The
young lady Is half sister OF P. j. Kel-
~, who was so badly injured at Copper
Flat on Sunday last.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board Of County Commissioners will be
held on Monday next. All persons
having claims against the county should
fle them with the Clerk not later than
Saturday OF this week.
It is to be hoped that every precinct
In the county will send full quota OF
delegates to the Republican county con-
vention, which meets In Ely on Sep
TENDER 20. The primaries ara to be
held on Saturday Of this week.
Charley Bremenkampf came over
from Eureka Yesterday and win make
his home In Ely for the present. Char
Icy Is an old.time White Pine boy,
having been born on Treasure Hill, and
now comes back after many years.
Mrs. W. N. McGill, accompanied by
her sons, Will and Cleve, her daugh-
ter, Miss Katie, Miss Hannah Smith,
Miss Daisy Briggs, and Mr.. 81. P.
Homer, left on Tuesday for the
Cleveland ranch, where they will
remain several days.
The Ladies' Card Club was enter
tained on Saturday afternoon last by
Mrs. Campton. The prize winners
were: Mrs. G. n. Durham, first; Mrs.
Jensen, second, and lady closely re.
sembling Mrs. L. F. Shepherd took
home the consolation prize.
Miss Lizzie Regli of Eureka has been
engaged TO teach the FAN term of school
at Currant Creek; Miss Edith Swick OF
the same place win teach the Straw
berry school In Newark Valley, this
county, and Miss Elvira Tognini win
teach the Fort Ruby school.
The Ladies' Literary Society met
last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W.
D. Buntiu aud listened to paper on
cleveland second administration, +"
by Miss Ida Carothers. Mrs. Buntin
had paper on Ruskin and Mrs. Rich
srdson read selection from the same
writer.
The question, "Who win succeed
Judge Talbot in this district" now be.
comes an important one. The place
belongs to White Pine county, and do
not be surprised If the assertion lie
made within the next few weeks that
We will have resident Judge In Ely
after the arst OF next January.
Commissioner Ira J. Mcknight left
on Tuesday for Salt Lake City to see