The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-02-06
CENTRAL NEvADAM
Local and Personal.
Clean penetrating, effective is Trio'
Remember the KNIGHTS.
BALL on Feb. 2iSt. n good
time assured all who attend.
Remember the date.

Jake Hoffman was in town yesterday.
J.F Mitchell was down from Galena
this week.
The school report will appear in our
next issue.
7 r. Dennis of W~innenfucca was in
town Sunday.
Walter Moore of Galena paid this burg
a visit last week.
Dan Montgomery was down from Bco-
wave Monday.
Mrs. Mellander was in town last Mon
day from Galena.
Supt. Jones of Galena spent few days
in town this week.
Mrs. G. Mariana returned Sunday
from a visit to Wadsworth.
Mrs. L. d. Huntsman left yesterday on
a visit to relatives in California.
Joe Jurey aud wife of Galena are
spending a few days in town.
j. j. Lynch and family left last Thurs
day night for San Francisco.
Mrs. O. 4. Cook and sister, Miss Annie
Chiara were in town this week.
The s~everest storms of the season Wis
tied the Eastern States Monday.
e. A. Quicker. formerly Of Golconda
has opened a law Office at Winnemucca.
A product of Nevada, Trib, is the
best liniment yet discovered by man
Auguste Ecobert, foreman of the
Bailey goat ranch, was in town this
week.
The Southern Pacific Company will
shortly place diners on all its passenger
trains.
Neil Owen, an old resident Of Hum
boldt county, died in Winnemucea last
Monday.
Loyal Rebekah Lodge No. Is, meets in
Lemaire's Hall tomorrow night at 1880
o'clock.
DIR. Porter, dentist, came up from
Winnemucea last Friday and is staying
Mt the Nevada Hotel.
The N. G. Company shipped several
cars OF ice from here to their Ice house
at Clifton last week.
James r. Paul and George Austin
went up to Austin Tuesday morning to
be in attendance at Court.
Marion Moore is kept busy these days
hauling supplies from Battle Mountain
TO the mines at Iron Canyon.
l.. A. Lemaire returned from Austin
yesterday where he attended the Com
missioners meeting Monday.
B NJ. oolwell and Mrs. Mary Green
were married in Golconda Sunday by
Justice Rougon Of Winnemncca.
According to the Wells Herald much
snow has fallen in the mountains in that
vicinity within the past ten days.
Trib used rightly never disappoints.
1t is just a liniment, makes but few
promises and fulflls them.
Ebert O'Conneli Of Austin is assisting
in taking an inventory of the stock in
the Horton Co.'S store at this place.
Mrs Robt. Watt Of Silver Creek pass
ed through last Friday TO Winnemucca,
called there by the illness Of her father.
The Silver Party State Central Com
mittee is called to meet at Reno, New,
Thursday, March 18th, 1902. at | o'clock
p. IN.
p. s. Brooks, Lee Crum and Dan Me-
Donald went up to Carlin til s morning
to attend the funeral of the late Il. Far
rell.
Findley B. Libby died at Reno Monday
night. Mr.. Libby was an old resident of
Cortez, at which place he was in the no
tel business.
A fire at Purdy, a station on the n. G. O..
road a few miles north of Reno, destroy
ed 1000 cords of wood and a freight car
Saturday night.
George Engstrom, A. Filipplni, james
Dryer, J. johnson Of Beowawe went up
to Austin Tuesday to be present at this
session OF Court.
DIR. Hood was called to Paradise valley
Sunday to attend Henry Kirchner who
wal injured by falling from the new M.
Z. parsonage at that place.
The San Francisco Examiner an
nounces the appointment of George S.
Nixon OF Winnemucca as State agent in
Nevada for the Southern Pacific Rail
road Company.
Remember the X. of p. dance on the
evening of the Dist. 1t is said that a
large crowd will be in attendance and it
is a sure thing il you attend you will
never regret ii.
The Indians will hold a big fandango
at Winnemucca beginning February 2lst.
and continuing five days. Captain "Bilp'
Toy of this place will be the big man
at the fandango.
Wilfred Cation, son of Mrs. e. Cation,
came down from Austin last Friday and