The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-12-03
LOCAL AND OTHER HAPPENINGS.

IUJAL ANU OtUCn INIT CNiNuo.
The latest metal quotations are: Sill
yer, 81; Lead ~ .25; Copper sl2 90.
The Mckinley Co. had a pay day
last Monday.
Mrs. w. n. McGill will entertain the
Ladies' Card Club, Saturday after
noon.
A. b. Mcdonald and wife, OF Duck
Creek, were doing business In town,
Monday.
Miss Eta Comins and two OF her
girl pupils were in from Barnes TO
attend the Thanksgiving festivities.
W. G, Lyons left Monday for Cali
fornia where Le will spend the winter
In quest OF health.
A large delegation left here Tuesday
for Cherry Creek to attend the annual
meeting OF the Masonic Order.
7. G. Davis and wife came over from
Cherry Creek TO spent Thanksgiving
with the latter's Uncle and Aunt, Mr..
aud Mrs. Geo. Mezger.
Albert Butler, wife aud baby, came
In from Salt Lake City by private con-
vvyance, Monday evening, and will
again make their home here.
Business is very quiet about town
these days, and quite a number OF men
have been laid off from assessment
work.
Goo. Bennett, came over from Nun
cy Sunday to attend to some business
matters here. and left again Tuesday
for California, where he will spend the
winter.
Geo. NJ. McMurray came over from
Cherry Monday to interview County
Clerk Dickerson on business conc, a.
which see wedding announcement In
the Cherry Greek items.
Fine MolleEon, wife and children and
mother spent Sunday and Monday in
town visiting friends. Fine reports
having killed golden eagle on the
ranch that measured over seven feet
from tip To tip OF its wings.
Two-thIrds OF tn. people in town arc
complaining OF severe colds, which, nc
DOUBT, are due to the present condi'
tion Of the weather. Bright sunny
days aud very cold ig hts are now the
regular order of the weather bureau.
The Pioche Recorl says that DR.. J
D. Campbell and wife have returned
from Salt Lake and that the Doctor
has completely recovered for the effec
OF tho recent operation on bis arm.
All persons who contributed cake
aud pies TO the Thanksgiving danc'
supper will find their plates and othe
dishes at the Mission Ha |. As ther'
Is nothing TO distinguish them, 1t wa
impossible for those in care OF the sup
par to tell to whom They belonged ant
return them to the rightful owner.
Sundays alt Lake Tribune contain
an announcement that Mrs. Leona II
Ridenour, who will be remem bsred b.
many here as the wife OF the Automo
bile chauffeur, was to deliver u solo a
the Grand Theatre in that City tina
svsninp. While here Mrs. Ridenou
took part In one OF the Ladies All
Festivals and rendered several voea
. selrctipns, for which she received con
sidsra BILE praise on account oil the mel
ody. power aud range OF her voice.
The Thank sgiving dance and sup
pnr given by the school trustees was
egppletc social and financial success
ana Detied the school fund over SlOO
whics emount will be applied to tn
Expense af building the new schsc
h0nse. The building is now completes
with tho exception OF painting th
goaf, which is now being done by con
tractor Brown. and will he ready 10
occupancy next week. There is con
sid"ra ble speculation among the ehll
dran rs to which school will be allowe
to use the new school room, but 1t ma
been decided that the primary schot
will have the preference.