Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-08-06
IIClIs LID PERSONALS.

an extended trip to the north end OF
the county last Saturday night.
Misses Ruth and Matte Russell de-
parted today for San Francisco. where
they will spend couple of months.
a. w. Hesson and his daughter
Lois returned from San Francisco yes
terday. Mr.. Hesson was on a bust
ness trip to the city and his daughter
accompanied him.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Gregory, new
iyweds, have returned from their
honeymoon trip to Salt Lake City. AS
previously stated they were united in
wedlock on Wednesday, August 1.
{ Or. and Mrs. A. J. Hood and little
son, who departed Thursday on a mo-
tor trip. have arrived at Lake Tahoe,
and after week or so spent there
will go to San Francisco. They ex-
pect to- return about the first OF Sep
tember.
: s, N. WooIf, secretary OF northeast
ern Nevada agricultural board and ].
Carrier Lambert, county agent, are in
town today studying the agricultural
outlook and planning experimental
work to be done under direction OF
University OF Nevada. .-.. ......
! In the district court this morning
before Judge McFadden. II. Clinton
was appointed guardian for George
Clark. who for a number OF months
has been seriously III, and who is in.
competent to take care OF his affairs.
Clark Is said to have a couple OF thous.
and dollars.
: A real estate deal OF considerable
consequence was transacted last Sat
urday when James Holland purchased
the Charles Francis ranch on the
South Fork. This is one of the best
little ranches in that section of the
county. The consideration has not
been made public. ..
!. A chapter in Madison Co., New York
turned in n membership of 1875 and
the population OF the town is 1917.
Several of the members had friends
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paign who were glad to help swell the
membership record Of the chapter Let
us get together. and beat this record
In Elko.
i The great appeal of the Red Cross
has been visualizud in the new Red
Gross posters of which n number have
been placed about town. Many per.
sons have responded to their appeal by
enrolling with Mrs. Chas. Henderson,
chapter secretary, for the amount OF
their monthly subscription. Have you
done so?
:;
= Charles II. Keith, of the Indepen.
dent, departed today for Lovelock on
no. 10. and from there he will go on
an extended motor trip through Ore.
goh and down the Pacific coast with
his sisters Miss Carrie Keith and Mrs.
Murrish. and his brother.inlaw Harry
.. Murr:sh. He expects to be away
about two weeks.
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Z According to Robert f. Skaggs, F.
fl. Little. the l. w. W. agItator who
was hanged last week by mob at
Butte, Montana, was formerly resi-.
dent of RhyolIte, Nevada, and when
5he police bill was passed at the ex.
Extraordinary session of the legislature
N 1907, he was active in opposing II,
4nd was much in evidence around the
lobbies of the state capitol
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Notice of the time and place OF the
Inheritance tax appraisements in the
estates OF J. George Hunter, Bernardo
Altube, and Mary ]. Woodward were
htSu III Nht hlsllCl lnlS morning
by the appraisers, H.. l.. Bruce, Alex
Garden, and w. w. Booher. The place
tamed is the Henderson Law Offices.
end the date August 20.
Carey Van Fleet J. NJ. Mcnamara,
and Roy Primeaux departed for Car.
son City today on No. 10, where Mr..
Priemeaux's suit against the Tuscan.
ora Mines company will come up in
the U. s. district court tomorrow be.
fore Judge Harrington. The suit is
20 recover on receivers certificates
and the amount involved is about $780,.
boo.
J. ". Hillsberry Is down from his
ranch northeast OF Elko today. He
Brought in head OF n coyote which
Pc killed at his place Saturday night.
The animal acted strangely and re-.
aurned after II had been driven away
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