The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-04-20
SATURDAY. APRIL 20, 1918
LOCAL BREvITIES.

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Webb Buckskin, the prosperous
voung stockman of Alpha. this week
purchased a Dodge auto from the
Eureka Garage.
Dewey McNaughton returned to
Ely. Nevada. by Mondays train
from a couple Of weeks visit here
with his mother and family.
The finder of radiator top mount
ed with a brass eagle is requested to
leave the same at the SENTINEL office
and receive a suitable reward.
The Holly mine wishes to increase
its present force and is advertising
for men for different classes of work.
See notice in to-day's SENTINEL.
A pocket handkerchief with some
small change tied in n corner has
been left at the SENTINEL Office and
can be reclaimed by identification.
Deputy School Supt. James V.
Comerford has been in and out of
Eureka during the week engaged in
visiting the various schools in this
section.
Alec and Will Fraser were driven
over to Tonopah to-day by Gilbert
Nostrosa in his car, where the broth
ers have gone to be employed at
mining.
Mrs. Mary Cromer. widow of the
late l.. w. Cromer, who has recently
been in declining health. was taken
seriously i'll this week with dropsical
conditions that effect the heart and
endanger her life.
w. H. Russell. manager of the Eu-
reka Garage & Supply Company. left
by Thursday mornings train on a
business trip to New York City. and
will visit other Eastern cities before
returning home.
Clarence Johnson of Eureka has
been appointed Water Commissioner
at Duckwater and Currant Creek.
Nye County, by the State Engineer,
and expects to spend most of the
Summer in that locality.
Julius Minoletti will add a one-ton
Ford truck to his new draying bust
ness in Eureka. The Eureka Garage
this week received the truck attach
ment and is now engaged in assemb-
ling the new truck.
County Commissioner r. j. Reid is
erecting a dwelling house on north
Main street adjoining his blacksmith
shop, and from the progress made
this week will soon have it in readi-
ness for occupancy.
Edgar Sadler. J. A. Bailey and
Bernard Damele, cattlemen from
different portions of the county,
were in Eureka Wednesday to hear
the latest wal news and to attend to
business matters in general.
S. Daniels. the wool and hide buy
er, was an arrival here by Wednes-
days train and later closed a deal
with the Eureka Cash Store for three
carloads of sheep pelts and hides.
This big shipment was loaded on the
cars Thursday and will be shipped to
San Francisco by Fridays train.
A letter received in Eureka this
week from George Isaac. sol of Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Isaac of Tonkin,
Eureka County. who is now in France
with the American troops. stated
that he had been promoted as cor
poral and was we'll pleased with con-
ditions there. He has increased his
weight from 165 to 205 pounds.
At the Eureka Theatre last Sunday
evening. preceding he picture
show. w. H. Russell, District Food
Administrators. and Charles Priest.
County Food Administrator. adj
dressed the assemblage on food con-
servation. explaining the urgent
necessity of the people complying
with the recent ruling of the Govern
ment in regard to the consumption
Of sugar, -four and all wheat pro-
ducts. That In order to tide over