The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-02-12
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1915
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Adams Johnson was q departure
by Thursdays train on a business
trip to Salt Lake City.
William Gibson of Ruby Hill was a
departure by Wednesdays train on a
business trip to Reno.
Two carloads of corn for sheep To-
Gated in Fish Creek valley arrived
here by Fridays train.
If the party who recently sent a
communication to the SENTINEL re-
garding the rabid coyotes in Pine
valley will send in his name (which
will not be published), his letter will
be printed.
Frank Bosko was an arrival by
Fridays train, and after circulating
around and visiting his many friends
and customers here, acted as host to
a jolly ravioli dinner party at the
Merialdo Hotel that evening.
Frank Romano came up to Eureka
by Tuesdays stage from his ranch in
Diamond valley and has been busy
during the week in Strengthening up
some business affairs before his de-
parture for California, where the
family will be located for the present.
Judge Peter Breen, accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. George Shultes.
who has been here visiting for the
past month, were departures by
Wednesdays train for her home at
Beowawe, from where the Judge
will continue on to Austin to attend
to some court matters.
The SENTINEL has been requested
to express appreciation and thank all
those who volunteered their services
and assisted in shoveling out the
snow and putting the roads to the
Catholic and Odd Fellows cemeteries
in condition for the passage of the
two funerals held this week,
John Quintana and Coze Camblos
of Elko County. and Eskimo Santa
corta of Ogden. Utah, wner of
several bands of sheep that are locat-
ed near Pogue's in Fish Creek valley,
were arrivals here by Fridays train
and went out to-day to investigate
the condition of their bands of sheep.
Mrs. George Winters and twin
sons. that have been visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. A. Swick,
since Christmas, left by to-day's
train for their home at Carbondale,
Colorado. They were accompanied
by her brother, Ray Swick, to La
noble valley. Elko County, where a
visit will be paid to their sister, Mrs.
James McDermott.
Andrew Tourreuil of Charleston,
Elko County, who has been with his
bands of sheep in the Duckwater
country for the past two weeks. came
into Eureka Friday evening en- route
home. He reports that the thawing
weather of the past week has about
melted all the snow in and about
Duckwater and that the sheepin that
section are again doing nicely.
In a Notice to the Public" in to-
days SENTINEL. Isadore Sara warns
all travellers intending to put up over
night at the Fish Creek ranch to
bring along their WI hay, for from
now on during the Winter feed for
stock will not be furnished to any
one. Outside of hay and grain,
though, the ranch will continue to
extend its usual hospitality.
The 52nd anniversary of the
Knights of Pythias order will be cele-
brated by Beatific Lodge No. Z with
a grand ball to be given in the Odd
Fellows Hall in Eureka on Friday
evening. February Is. This is a pub
lie ball, and the committees in charge
of the affair are using their best en-
deavors to make this social event one
of the most enjoyable Of the season.
In a letter to the SENTINEL Isadore