The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-08-27

Maimi Copper company. ,
Lee Bros, purchased from Ben
Payne, 1870 head of horses and ship
ped same to Omaha Saturday morn
ing.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Crawford, a baby girl, Wednesday,
the 18th. Mother and child doing
we'll.
Mrs. Jos. Smith will return tomor-
row evening from Seattle, where she
has been visiting her parents and
incidentally viewing the fair.
w. A. Hoering, B. Birch, Teddy
Harmon and party fished OF Duck
Creek Sunday. Owing to a muddy
stream the catch was light.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Duncan spent last
Sunday at Duck Creek, the guests
of John Bouse, in charge of the
water supply operations there
Jas. d. Watson returned Monday
night from a delightful trip to
Seattle and other coast cities. Mrs.
Watson will follow in a few days.
Frank M. Cox has resigned his
position with the S. V. S. & M. Co.
to accept a more responsible position
with the Nevada Northern r. r.
rs Tho & oYoi1u re IIay,rv DopIf1 -,
GLIDING his father and mother, ar
rived Monday night from Leadville,
Colo, and will reside in East Ely.
Mr.. Winans, representing the w.
s. Tyler Co., of Cleveland, Ohio,
makers of screens, was a McGill visi-
tor Tuesday.
Mr.. Staimer, of Minneapolis Steel
& Machinery Co., the foremost steel
man in America, has the Reverbera-
tory addition up on record time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Keeting re-
turned Friday night from a months
vacation at the fair at Seattle and
on a visit to other coast cities.
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Mr.. Park, representing the Diester
Co.. of Denver, manufacturers of
concentrating tables and mining ma
chinery was a McGill visitor Tues
day.
Mrs. J.. H. Gable entertained her
friends last Sunday evening with a
prairie chicken dinner. Covers were
laid for Is guests. A delightful time
was had.
J.. o. Bradley, c.. w. Newcomb,
Frank Hopley and j. H. Goodman
were prairie chicken hunting Tues
day afternoon. They got 80 chickens
and had a goood time.
F. A. Butler, of the supply depart
ment, left Saturday morning for
Denver on a months vacation. We
trust Mr.. Butler will return soon
much improved in health.
Agent Barnes and Charley Zeiglel
were hunting Tuesday afternoon.
They bagged some choke cherries
and one rabbit. The latter reminds
us of an old nursery rhyme. 4
Geo. r. Buttles, of st. Louis, ar
rived in McGill Tuesday night. Mr.
Buttles is an official of the Illinois
Central r. r.. and comes to McGill
to visit his daughter, Mrs. Ben West
Walter O'Bryant and wife and
Miss Aggie McGhie, of Portland
daughter of Mrs. Tina McGhie, ar.
rived in ~Smelterville, Friday night,
where they will make their future
home.
John buchanan fell off the en-
bankment at the MeGill bath house
last Tuesday night and sustained a
bad sprain of the left foot, necessi.
tating his removal to the Steptoe
hospital.
w. c. Bradley returned Saturday
from Preston, in the White River
country, where he spent a week with
his family He reports crop CON
ditions fine in that district.
MIS-. j. a. WeStmdn, n recently
arrived in East Ely from Denver, has
occupied the position of chief de-
signer at Kohlberks Curio store,
Denver, for a long time and will
shortly open a studio in East Ely.
Hugh F. Cavanaugh, of Leetonia
Ohio, an expert %cornetist, arrived in
McGill last week and has Joined our
band. Another addition of good
musical material which will be ap-
preciated by not only the members
but also the public.
Frank Bagwill, father of C.
w, Bagwill, arrived in McGill Fri
day night to make his son an ex-
tended visit. Mr.. Bagwill expressed
himself as well pleased with this
camp and stated that our enterprise
in McGill exceeds idea they have in
the east.
X. E.1 Worries recently filed on
1G0 aprpc of land abort ono milo