The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-06-25

JueiucsSs
Rev. BARLEY preached at Cabin Mon
day night.
John Jory Of Willow Creek, spent yes
day in town.
H. J. Berry paid Winnemucca a visit
last Sunday.
John McNally and wife of Stone House
visited town Monday.
Oscar Hildebrandt departed for Love-
lock last Thursday night.
James F. Dennis was in town from
Winnemucca Sunday evening.
w. L. Cox, representing the Reno
-four mills. was in town Monday.
Have you tried that new brand Of but
ter at Lemaire's. II not, why not?
Mrs. w. F Peterson returned to her
home at Carlin Monday evening
Joseph Eason and Miss Maud Treg-
lone we're married at Austin, June 16.
District Attorney Driscoll came down
from Austin Monday to attend his
fathers funeral.
John A. Danielson will harvest 1000
tons OF alfalfa this season on his ranch
at Fallon, Churchill county.
L. A. Lemaire returned Friday even
log from Reno where he attended the
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
Mrs N. Il. Bartoo and little daughter,
left to day for Los Angeles where she
will spend sone time visiting with her
parents.
s. ID. Williams, assistant principal OF
the Eureka school last year, has been
appointed principal OF the Austin school
for the next term.
r. A. Limbaugh departed for Bakers
field. Cal. Monday night at which place
he will enter the employ OF the s..
p. company. We wish Frank the best
Of luck.
Miss Jennie Pate, after a pleasant visit
Of several weeks with William Licking
and family. took her departure for her
home at Friendship, Indiana, Tuesday
morning.
John Mellandcr. Miss Lola Meilander.
Raymond Mellander and Walter Moore,
of Galena, attended the funeral Of the
late Henry Driscoll which took place
Monday afternoon.
Consult Willis Green il you desire
beautiful wall paper. lie has floral de-
signs, panel effects. solid colors and geo
metric conceptions. You'll find them
right in color, design and price. y
w. j. Woolcock left Oh No. s Monday
night for Reno where he expects to 10
cate. having accepted a position in that
city under w. A. Cheek. Willis many
friends wish him much success aud pros
perity in his new field.
Mrs. John O'Kane, Mrs. w. G. Rud-
dell, Mrs. f. +. Baker, Professor ".
Doruberger and Howard N. Riddle of
Loveiock, attended the funeral OF the
late Matte Mcintyre Sunday afternoon.
They returned that evening.
Mike Yirt returned Monday from Ber-
lin. Nye county, where he has been for
The past two weeks engaged 10 doing
carpenter work for the Nevada COM
pany. Mike says that section has a
bright outlook and will no doubt be very
lively this Summer.
Last Saturday afternoon as the re-
mains Of the late Matte NJ 'Intyre pass
ed through Lovelock on No. 9 all Of her
little pupils were at the depot to pay
respect to their beloved teacher. The
flag at the schoolhouse was flying at
half mast out Of respect to deceased.
More than Ave thousand tons of dirt
will be used 10 making the fills for the
new yards at East Reno. This steam
shovel is running with Il full force in
excavating and loading cars and more
than fifty tracks and switches will be
constructed 10 the new yards.
We call special attention to our dis
play Of Regent Cascade Blue semi-Por-
%celain, made by johnson Bros England
The name is a guarantee OF it's excellent
quality and superiority. Come and in
epect them.
A. d, LEMAfRR e. Sons.
Mrs S Smelser rendered the NEvADAN
force u nice supply of ice cream to-day
which was delicious and for which she
has our thanks. Mrs Smelser's ice
cream has all the richness Of pure cream,
but 1t IL so toned that you never feel
you have had enough OF it.
Wednesday, a complaint was filed and
issued in the case of Charles
Kearns ct al vs.. A. j. Maestretti ct al.
The suit grows out of the Aus 10 school
muddie CT 1901, and is brought by the
present board Of school trustees against
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