The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-11-12
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.


". d. Campbell brought in load oi
vegetables ON Saturday.
Fine Moleson is furnishing hay and
potatoes to buyers.
J. II Stratton is engaged in hauling
grain from Ruby valley for our market.
Chas. Greene has been delivering
hay till his crop is about marketed
John Borchert has red uced his herd
Of cattle this year and is selling his
hay for cash instead Of turning it into
beef.
Pete Bennett is a regular visitor and
his ranch furnishes vegetables fruit
aud hay.
Henry Jones comes over once or
twice a week with the products of his
ranch.
There is no excuse for people sending
to other towns for clothing, dry goods.
etc, as we have two stores carrying
good stocks and selling at low prices.
E. Kahn's ad vertisement will appear
next week. He is Offering big bar
gains in clothing.
We noticed teams from Snake valley
ware furnishing fruit and vegetables to
our people this week.
Y. G Sheppard is engaged in haul
ing ore for Job and Clark from the
Blaine niue to Campbell's mill.
II is reported the Thanksgiving day
dance will be free, given by the en-
ployees OF the Old Imperial mines.
Johnny Williams of Glover valley
with his big team rolled in on Sunday
with merchandise from Wells for our
business men. He returned on Mon
day loaded with empty beer bottles
Emmet Miller an old veteran of the
Indian wars in Oregon and adjoining
States has at last succeeded in secur-
ing pension from our Government.
Cal. Clayson brought in on Monday
very choice lot OF apples which he
unloaded at NJ. McAulay's. These ap-
were the product of Noes orchard at
Muney Greek.
George Judson claims to have struck
it rich in the mines leased from r. Fl.
Frank, and went to Wells to lay In
supplies for winter campaign, He
has returned reinforced with help and
gone to the mines at the head of Tele-
graph canyon.
The Masonic meeting last week drew
a number of citizens from outside the
town among them were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. II. Marriott OF Osceola, II. A.
Comins, J. B. Williamson, Sheriff G
+. Newman, District Attorney c. A.
Walker. w. d Campbell, w. C.. Gal
| lagher, and Assessor A. G. House.
The owners OF the Olympia group OF
mines are very jubilant over an i'm
proyement in one of their mines devel-
oped while doing assessment work. In
sinking a winze in the tunnel the ledge
widened to p feet OF high grade quartz
Mrs. Petrieni furnished the banquet
for the Masonic brethren last week and
while Masons are proverbially tenn
| perate, we hear the dishes of maccaro-
nj favored in true Italian style were
INDUCED in by some OF the boys in a
manner that excited the envy Of dys-
| pepties.
Pat Cowan one OF our rollicking M
ners whom everybody knows has been
laid up with pneumonia, came out to
shake with friends on Monday and
swears eternal friendship for DIR. Nc
Curdy for pulling him through his ILL.,
ness.
Gus. Pulsiper has been reported as
leaving for the Santa Monica Soldiers
| Home several times, while Gus still
remained, and last week Gus's many
friends we're SO kind (?) to him that he
decided to remain and die happy in
Cherry Creek. However, an attack of
illness and the persuasion OF good citi-
zens prevailed, and Gus really left
Cherry on Sunday afternoon by stage.