The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-08-26
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chants.
Miss Ferinda Curto returned HON,
Tuesday from . visit with friends q
Mineral Hill and In Pine Valley ant
Diamond Valley.
An effort is being made to have
match game OF baseball on Labor Day
between Earekans and q club made uy
Of windfall employees.
Mrs. James McDermott Of Lamoill,
Valley, Elko County. arrived in Eureka
Thursday for a visit with her brothers
and mother, Mrs. A. Swick.
Miss Nellie Mann. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. James Mann of Ruby Hill
left Wednesday for Salt Lake City
where she goes to attend school.
Joe Sri left Friday for Mineral Hill
to drive stage on the Palisade end Of the
route for Ben Plummer, who is again
laid up with a dislocated shoulder.
There will be a nesting Of st. James
Guild in the vestry room of the Episco.
pal Church on Friday afternoon, Sep.
tember /, at 1 80 o'clock. Election OF
officers.
S. q. Dye returned from Palisade
Thursday accompanied by his wife and
children, who have been spending the
past two months with relatives and
friends in Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Fraser were de
partures Friday morning for the west.
ern portion Of the State. and may ex.
tend their trip to California before re.
turning home.
Art Phillips came up from Los An
geles last week, and is now engaged in
doing the assessment work ON some
claims at Phillipsburg for the Lincoln
Mining Company.
Mrs. M. Preston. an old.time resident
OF Eureka. who has been living in Elko
County for several years, returned to
Eureka Thursday and expects to re.
main here permanently.
Mrs. Tony Romano aud infant
daughter. who have been spending the
past month with the family Of ] b
Merialdo in Eureka, have returned to
their home in Diamond Valley.
Frank Romano. who came up from
Diamond Valley Thursday. reports that
abig ~sagebrush fire was raging in the
Squaw Mountain and Rel Rock ranges
in Elko County several days the latter
part Of last week.
DIR. Henry Hagar drove in Tuesday
from his ranch in Ruby Valley. Elko
County. and was accompanied by his
sister. Mrs. j. II. Hoegh Of Eureka. and
son, Tracey. who have spent the Sum
mel with the Doctor and his mother.
Stephen Damele of Tonkin, who had
his right hand punctured with a pitch.
fork tine last week. was sufficiently re.
covered from his injury to return home
Thursday with his wife aud children,
who have been spending a few days in
Eureka.
The Episcopal Sunday School enjoyed
q picnic at the Depaoli ranch Tuesday.
Will Curto with his six horses and
three wagons took them out. The trip
was made safely aud pleasantly and all
report spending a day Of pleasure in the
country.
A. O. Florio this week purchased all
the cattle owned by John Marteletti
carrying the brand G f. whose range Is
in Spring Valley. Eureka County. about
is miles southwest Of Eureka. Mr..
Florio will hold enough of the stock to
supply his boarding house at the Wind
fall mine and dispose of the balance.
r. A. Brown of Los Angeles, Cali
fornia. who is travelling through the
country in his auto repairing and clean.
lug typswriters, cash registers aud add
Ing machines, has been kept busy dur
rug the week doing repair WORK 10
Eureka. He is accompanied by his wife,
and after finishing up the work here
they will go to Ely and Elko. and from
there into Utah.
Will Curto took the Ruby Hill Sun
day School out for a picnic at the De-
paoli ranch Monday. They were ac-
c~ompanied by the Ruby Hill Band,
parents and friends Of the children and
two large wagons were necessary to
take the merry party on their outing.
The Ruby Hill Band enlivened the oc'
casion with their music. and all spent a
most enjoyable day in the country.
w. W. Page with his wife and three
daughters. all musicians, who are
travelling by wagon over the country
playing for balls. parties etc and who
gave two social dances in Eureka in