The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-11-18
LOCAL NEM. cts.

fever.
I'll. n. Gunter was in Goldfeld this
week.
J.. NJ. Selix is a recent arrival in
camp.
A. ". Briggs was out from Tonopah
last week.
For expert watch and jewelry repair
ing 90 to Blakeslee's. If
G. A. Carrot, Of Jumbo, is confined to
his bed with rheumatism.
Metallic caskets at the Goldfeld I'm
dertaking Company, go Main st. If
A new line of watches, diamonds and
silverware at Blakeslee's. tt
To make money in real estate, go with
the crowd. Goldfeld is 1T. tt
The new hearse for the Goldfeld Tn
dertaking Co. will soon be here. If
Dozens of substantial 'dobe dwellings
going up in Goldfield. Buy a lot now. \
S. f. Vermilyea returned Monday
from a visit to his home at Bishop, Cal.
w. b. Alexander, a mining man from
Ouray, Colo, arrived in camp Wednes-
day.
Our large assorted stock of the latest
STYLES in clothing has come. The Red
Front.
John T. Wheeler returned from Bull
frog Tuesday, and wen to Tonopah the
same day.
Robert Bell, son of Vim. Bell, Justice
of-the-P Peace elect, arrived from Colora-
do Tuesday.
Fred Cox, of Colorado Springs, has
peel taking a look at Goldfield's mines
for several weeks.
"The Cottage" Columbia ST., just
south of Crook avenue. Newly fur
nished rooms. Nov. 1S-4t
VIM. Re1enbaugh, secretary of the
Miners Union, is recovering from an
attack of illness.
Rev. f. II. Robinson has returned
VI u NlStt W alit his
home in Berkeley, Cal.
II. Marymont is making good pro-
gress with his large new store building
on Columbia street.
j.. +. Plageman and p. Crowley,
wealthy liquor dealers OF San Francisco,
were in camp early in the week.
Goldfield is the business center and
center OF population OF the district. Buy
II lot now-it will make you money. ii
Brick Mcintosh returned last Sat
urday from a several weeks vacation
spent at and zeal his old home in Cali
fornia.
Write d. G. Doubleday, Rialto build
ing, San Francisco, for sheet showing
prices on all Tonopah-Goldfield stocks
actual market prices. It's free. If
Lefkovits Brothers, of the Red Front,
are erecting another large tire-proof
warehouse on a lot in the rear of Re-
corder Smiths Office.
AL Myers, who with Tom Murphy,
opened up the great Combination mine,
returned last Saturday from a vacation
spent at San Francisco.
Mrs. Joe Donahue, wife of the we'll
known newspaper man, has joined her
husband in Goldfeld. Her three child
rem accompanied her.
Mrs. Leola Leon, civil war nurse and
tailoress. Tent Ramsey and First streets,
between Nevada Bakery and Lumber
Yard. Machine sewing to order. tt
Albert F. Leavitt, representing the
Bradstreet company, was in camp this
week gathering information upon which
to base a rating OF Goidfie!d's meI-
chants.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Marsh, Of Duran
20, Colo, arrived this week, They are
on their way to California after a trip to
St. Louis and may conclude to remain
here.
Geo. D. Pyne, the attorney, left
Thursday morning for Reno, where he
has some cases to try before Judge
Curler OF the District court. He will be
away about two weeks.
j. Morgan Taylor, of San Francisco,
and C. d. Kibbe, of Los Angeles, came
in Tuesday, having come overland from
the latter city. They came through the
Bullfrog district and think we'll OF it.
Thomas Curley, of the Union drug
store went to Tonopah Thursday to sta!
a few days. Robert Prouty Of the Ton
opah store is taking charge Of the bust
ness here during Mr.. Curley's absence.
Expert accountant, with best refer
ences, wants position as bookkeeper or
sets of books to keep. Address,
Fl. MARYMoNT,
y Postofiice Box Is, Goldfield.
j. F. Mclaughlin, who made Il nice
little stake out of the Lone Star, left
Tuesday for a trip east. He will visit
his old home, come back by way of
Butte and Spokane, and return to Gold