The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-08-20

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yesterday.
Joe Jury and wifi were in town from
Galena Sunday.
Yesterday was pay day on the Nevada
Central Railroad.
Six cars of sheep came over the Ne
yada Central Monday.
William Schwin and wife of Mil Creek
vieited town last Sunday.
Mrs. W. G. Hancock has been very
sick for several days past.
In Austin, August 16, 1908, TO the wife
OF Alex. Dron, a daughter.
Frank Capdeville came in from the
Bailey goat ranch this week.
G S. Morre and Mrs. Mellander were
in town from Galena Saturday.
In Austin, August IS, 1908, to the wife
of Billy Sciuehetti, a daughter.
Mrs. N. Ramsdell has been confined to
her bed this week DO sickness.
Have you tried that new brand OF but
fer at Lemaire's. If not, why not?
Albert K%attenhorn of Bullion spent a
rouple of days in town this week.
Mrs. Joseph Ganser and children went
up to Austin Tuesday Oh a visit to rela-
tiges.
J.. A. Miller OF Austin is in San Fran
cisco attending the Il. A. r. Encamp-
ment.
Ted Rockwell Of Galena sojourned in
the burg for a few days this week tax
ing in the sights
ID. Macdonald, the solid man Of Cop
per Basin, was in town for a couple OF
days last week.
An Indian fandango will be held at
Marshall canyon, near Austin.
ing to morrow night.
Jim Paul has returned from a trip
East where be went last week with sew
eral carload of horses.
Tho Battle Mountain Public School
will open on the LIST Of September-a
week from next Monday.
In Bulgaria they call an American IN
Ame%ricanositch. This may be a polite
way Of calling a maa a son.of-a.gun.
The last two or three days have been
hummera, We mean for heat. The ther.
mometer has marked over 100 degrees.
Ed. Connors was in town this week.
He is returning from Omaha where
he has been with several carload OF
horses.
Two cars OF fine mules were shipped
Monday from the Farris ranch to Grid
ley, Cal. J. II. Crum went down with
the mules.
Jake Hoffman was in from bis ranch
yesterday. lie viii start cutting his
:. second crop Of alfalfa about the first of
the coming month.
"Quanzintecomatzin' was the name
inscribed on a Pullman car Of a tram
which passed through yesterday morn
ing. Who can pronounce it?
1t is said that the Miller & Lux peo-
pie have 10000 acres OF public domain
under fence, which the government says
must come down. Exchange.
From a letter received ut this Office
from William Meager, we lind that he
is enio, ing himself at Canon City, Colo.
where he will remain for awhile.
Martin Simmons of the Riverside Ho-
tel, Rene, holds ticket S652s in the Hon
duras Lottery for this drawing and this
ticket calls for $4,000 in gold coin.
The Horton Company are hesing the
saloon occupied by l.. d. Kendriek,
painted and papered on the inside aud,
when finished, will look up-tosiate.
Charley Smith has gone to Bullion to
make arrangements with Albert katten.
horn for the erection of a new dwelling
house for Mr.. Kattenhorn.-Reyeille.
In Mason Valley, August 1lth, '03, to
the wife of Rev. j. j. Pardee, a 9pound
son. Rev. Pardee was pastor of the NJ.
u. church at this place SOME years ago.
Mrs. Edith Jenkins and Il. 7. Jenkins
have purchased from the Blossom estate
eight lots -six on the right of Mrs. Jen-
kins' residence and two on the left side.
A week ago last Wednesday Mr.. Jas.
J. McN,amee and Miss Mary Angela Cot
trell we're married by Bishop Seaman at
the Catholic Church cathedral, Salt
Lake.
Consult Willis Green if you desire
beautiful wall paper. He has floral de-
signs, panel effects, solid colors and geo.
metric conceptions. You'll find them
right in color, design and price. :
We call special attention to our dis
play of Regent Cascade Blue Semi-Pof~
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