The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-07-23

PINE NEWS. FRI
in an official position on the Panama
Canal work. He is in the states on
a six weeks vacation. Mr.. Barker
is a very interesting person I o talk
to concerning this great work.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J.. Barnes and
family left Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Barnes and family will spend
several months iii Denver, Mr..
Barnes going to Spokane and the
fair at Seattle.
Herbert Thompson of the shipping
department has accepted a position
with the Ray Consolidated Copper
Company at Ray, Arizona. Mr..
Thompson and family left for their
new home this morning.
P. C.. Grips, cashier of McGill
National Bank, left last Saturday
morning for Uncle Ben Paynes ranch
where he will spend q few weeks in
search of health and rest. J. A.
Malta is taking his place here in the
bank.
J.. j.. Smith, father of Thos. G..
Smith, Chief Craftsman of the S. v.
s. and NJ. Co., left Tuesday morning
for his home in Colorado after a
visit of three weeks with his son
we'll pleased with the trip and sur
prised at the magnitude of our enter
prise.
Mr.. Herman of the Steptoe Barber
shop received word from Mrs Her
man who has been very i'll in Buff
falo, N. Y, that another operation
will probably be necessary. Mr.. Her.
man leaves Tuesday morning for
Buffalo to be present should it be
necessary.
Heinze Mayford recently foreman
OF the steam filters at the c~oncentra-
tor returned Monday night from a
six weeks trip to the Prince Rupert
country. Mr.. Mayford states that
Prince Rupert may at some future
day be a good town but McGiIl looks
good to him. He also saws Harms
table is candy to him.
Last Tuesday the McGll /. o. o. F..
association give an entertainment to
the ladies and children of McGill at
stones Amusement hall. The Nc
Gill Concert Band and Orchestra
participating, also the regular
moving picture program. The house
was crowded and every one enjoyed
the evening. The McGill I. O. o. f.
association are to be commended for
the high class entertainment given
ON this occasion.
Allen F. Mccormick our old
assistant superintendent of the smell
ter under Walter Perkins, arrived in
McGill Wednesday night after a
ninety day visit in Montana visiting
the different copper plants in that
state. Mr.. Mccormick dropped in to
renew old acquaintance and all the
fellows were glad to see him. He
left Tuesday morning for Michigan
points in the interest of 4smelter
work. He will spend several months
there before going to South Africa.
Mac says he enjoyed his visit in old
McGill.
TheNRev. Sam c.. Gilman will de-
liver a lecture on the subject of the
American Indians, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Gladding, on
Friday evening, July %, commence
ing at 7:45 O'Clock. The lecture will
deal particularly with the Sioux,
among whom Mr.. Gilman has spent
] nnCjdQrah 1a finpn in nannaofion xv;+I,
educational and missionary work.
Glimpses of the Indian of today,
their customs, and life among the
Indian children will be given. The
lecture will be free. A cordial invi-
tation to all, and it is particularly
desired that the members of the
Sunday school be present.
G.. T. Holt arrived Tuesday even
ing from Newhouse, to conduct the
affairs of this popular up-to-date
general store. With him as assistant
is a.. l.. Bass, formerly of Bingham.
Messrs. Harper, Bass and Holt were
for two years connected with the
Boston Con. Mr.. Harper having the
management of the hotel, Mr.. Bass,
as warehouse foreman and Mr.. Holt
as chief clerk. To say the American
Trading company at present in each
department is not ably represented
would be an utter fabrication.
Mr.. Holt has the past year occupied
The position of travelling auditor for
the American Trading company. Al
present the company thinks he is
the party best adapted to the po-
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the business men of Salt Lake and
Bingham districts as a thoroughly
capable up-to-date, broadgaged bust
ness man. We predict a decided in
crease in the American Trading com
pany's business under the manage
ment of this popular gentleman.
To prove beyond a doubt. we have
a real band, We were able to give
the population a demonstration Tues.
day evening. They rendered a NUN