The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-08-06
Live News ..
LOCAL.,
STATE ANT
GENERAL

hev. Dartiey Will preach IN Carlln
next Sunday. =
The professional card OF DR.. G. F.
Pope. will be on the first page.
William Schwin and wife drove in
from Mill Creek yesterday.
Richard Eads and Ed. Friberg were
dowL from Lewis last Sunday.
Reese Jenkins and wife returned Mon
day from a trip up to Gold Creek.
Miss Dorsey of San Francisco is visit
ing Mrs. Z. E. Horton Of this place.
John Logan and Bert Huggett of
Maysyille, were in town yesterday.
Have you tried that new brand of but
ter at Lemaire's. II not, why not?
Charles Campbell and wife we're visit
ors to town from Ballion Sunday.
The bicycle ratified by Jim Moore last
week was won by D. Macdonald of Cop
per Basin.
Walter Dobbs and sister Miss Flor
ence, we're in town from Trout Creek
Sunday.
Misses Minnie Johnson and Margaret
Russell OF lGllko, are visiting on the Rus
sell ranch.
Fent Faulkerson and Hiram Barron
came down Saturday from the TS ranch,
returning Sunday.
B. ID. Forrest, Bulletin route agent,
rpent yesterday in town soliciting sub
scriptions for the paper.
Ed. Uren is night Waterman at the
N. C. shops, filling the position formerly
occupied by II. G. Langford.
Prof. Butler. principal Of tho Eureka
schools last Winter, has been elected
principal OF the Winnemucca schools.
Mrs. Minnie Waters, after spending
about five weeks in Battle Mountain, re
turned to her home at Austin Tuesday
morning.
County Commissioner Lemaire return
ed yesterday from Austin where he at
tended the Commissioner meeting
Monday.
Sam Broyles was brought in from the
Jenkins ranch last week quite sick and
at this writing is still confined 10 his
house.
A weekly paper is to be started at
Fallon, the new county seat OF Churchill.
The first issue will appear as O 0 as the
press is in place.
Sam Little Of Mill Creek made a deal
last week 10y which he disposed OF near
ly all Of his cattle to the Schmith boys
of the Hot Springs ranch.
Mrs. Allen C. Bragg. wife Of the editor
of the Gazette. died in Reno Monday
morning after n brief illness. She was a
native OF California, aged AZ years.
Joe Carroll of Elko has received an
automobile from the East. 1t il an easy
running machine Of 5.borse power, and
cost in the neighborhood Of $3.50.
Miss Florence Dobbs, a sister Of Wal
ter Dobbs, arrived from England a week
g last Monday and will take up her
residence with her brother at Trout
Creek.
Don't worry il you meet with opposi-
ton when you suggest any town i'm
provements. No improvement was ever
made that was not opposed by some
ono.
II you want to see the comet, look up
In the sky just after dark, between the
big dipper and north star, and you will
see u bright streak 10 the sky. That's
her.
Mrs. Henry Crum left last Thursday
ON No. , for Sacramento accompanying
her little grand daughter who has been
visiting the Crum's for several weeks to
her home.
Consult Willis Green il you desire
beautiful wall paper. lie has noral De
signs, panel effects, solid colors and geo.
metric conceptions. You'll lind them
right in color, design and price. '
A telegram from Butte, Montana, says
that on the Goth OF August nine OF the
Amalgamated Company's mines will re-
sumo operations, giving employment to
5000 men.
1t is on record that after creating man
God rested. but there is no record, either
Ia inspired or p%rofane history, which
would go to chow that after the creation
OF woman anybody rested.
We call special attention to our dis
play Of Regent Cascade Blue Semi-Po~'
celain, made by johnson Bros England
The name is a guarantee Of its excellent
quality and superiority. Come aud in
spect them.
A. d. LEMAIRE d Sons.