The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-09-25
CENTRAL NEvAOAA
Local and Personal.
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this. week.
Mrs. Unruh addressed the school chill
dren yesterday.
Several cars OF cattle came over the
N. G. yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Jory of Willow Creek is
spending a few days in town.
Thorn as Nelson was in town from
Stone House yesterday.
II. r Lemair. vent mp to Austin last
Saturday and returned Monday.
James Moore returned yesterday from
"a two weeks visit TO Virginia City.
E. Carpenter. route agent for Wells,
Fargo & Co. WAS III own yesterday.
Mrs. E. R. Williamson departed for
San Francisco last week on u visit to
friends.
Mrs A. Baker and daughter Mrs. Geo
Steiner were arrivals from Austin yes
terday.
Charles Olinghouse. a resident Of
Wadsworth, died in San Francisco las,
Mon,lay.
q. G. Scott, WHO has been very sick
for the past ten days is convalescent, and
able to be up and around.
John Jory OF Willow Creek came in
town to-day with II load Of w~atermelons
which be disposed Of rapidly.
-u ,1.a No 10 II IF ID
will meet Saturday evening, Sept. 9th.
A full attendance is desired.
E Il. Lemaire left for the eastern part
OF tile State Tuesday soliciting orders for
the Battle Mountain Soda Works.
Revenue Collector Blakeslee arrived
FROM the West Monday evening and
Tuesday morning took his departure for
Austin.
j. Phillips, OF Reese River. purchased
a carload of Spanish Dclaine bucks
from ]. f. Guthrie, of Pleasant Valley.
this week.
Rev. Mr.. Bartlett, Of Pacific Grove,
Cal, who has been appointed pastor OF
the NJ. f. Church of THE place, arrived
yesterday morning.
d. Z. Starrett went up to Galena yes
terday morning and will remain there
Tor some time to work on his mine
which is located at that place.
Trib rightly used never disappoints.
o..tt C,n,.r .rt.o haa haan "a rnry
Sick man for upwards OF two months, is
in town from Stone House, spending n
few days. He is BOW on the road to re
covery.
The Lander County members Of the
Republican Stale Central Committee arr
as follows: X NJ Horton. Simon Bray, X
C Blossom. w G Gayhart. J + Mitchell,
G W McHardy.
The prediction is being made by SOME
OF the weather sharps that the coming
winter is going to lie "A severe one with
plenty OF cold weather and au abund.
ancc Of NOV.
At the county conventions Of Dem.
ocrats aud Silver Party at Hawthorne
last Thursday, the two parties failed l.,
fuse, ard will have separate tickets in
the field this Fail
The NEvApAN is prepared to turn out
candidates cards on short notice. A
tasteful. neatly printed card is a good
way for candidates to present their
names to the public.
Ed. Kavapaugh, foreman OF the Brad
ley ranch at Deeth, was in town yester-
day shaking hands with his numerous
friends. 1t is two years or more since
Ed. has paid his old stamping grounds a
visit.
Mrs. Unruh, State Lecturer of tie w.
c 4. u, gave II lecture in the NJ. e.
Church last night Quite a good sized
audience WAS present. She will speak
again to night in the Church The lady
il a very entertaining and Interesting
talker.
w. c. Gayhart and Simon Bray, Re
publican Candidates for Surve, or Gener-
al aud State Treasurer respectfully,
came down from Austin Monday aud de
parted Tuesday morning for Elko to be
present at the Republican county con
ventirn which was held there Tuesday
afternoon.
A farewell dance was rendered MI. e.
III. Francis 10 Lenaire's Hall Monday
night by the young people Of this town
on the eve of his departure from Battle
Mountain. Quite a large crowd was
present and all had a very enjoyable
time. 1t was near / o'clock when the
dance broke up.
Last Friday afternoon the Comstock
experienced the 6rst taste of winter.
About half past s o'clock snow began
falling aud about two inches 81 the beau
tiful came down. hut melted nearly as
fast as it fell, AT the Davis drill plant
hail stones rs large as eggs came down
and the employees were panic stricken.
A heavy wind also prevailed Enter