The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1918-10-19

LOCAL BREv1T1Es.

Mrs. ]. E. Sexton. Wendell Jones
"A the night telegram operator at
p.lisade are all reported to be down
nth influenza.
sMr,. Thomas Evans and daughter,
u;.s Ethel Clark, returned Friday
hmm a couple of months visit with
r~latives at Currant Creek.
Miss Mary Fraser of Eureka, who
u been spending the Summer with
pr brothers at Grantsville, Nye
snnty, returned Sunday for a short
hit at home.
Miss Anne Martin Martin, candi-
ste for United States Senator, will
|ddress the people Of Eureka on
hesday, October %. See advertise
bent in another column.
Mrs. Caroline Huebner and Mrs.
El Huebner and children were de-
srtures by Mondays train for Salt
axe City, where they both intend
ending the Winter with relatives.
Ed F. Whitmore, formerly of Eu-
kka, just out Of the hospital at Fort
enjamin Harrison, Indiana, from
attack of influenza. has re-
lntly been commissioned a first
eutenant in the army.
You can now indulge in some pure
hite -four as the Eureka Cash Store
IS Just received the first Of three
prloads Of Kaysville High Patent
bur. Read the new advertisement
to-day's SENTINEL.
W. H. Russell returned Friday from
business trip to Ely. He states
lat while there are a number of in
nenza cases there, the disease is not
violent form and the authorities
ave the epidemic we'll in hand.
Miss Nina Connell, who taught the
lormal school in Eureka last year,
at present engaged in teaching the
gormal school at Bunkerville, Clark
ounty, Nevada. This is the only
Gormal now in session in Nevada.
George Hildebrand last Saturday
Irought in from the Hildebrand
anch four early rose potatoes that
Feighed 10 pounds. an average of 2
Q pounds each. The potato crop
b this section is said to be light this
ear and the present price is $3.50
er sack.
Among the visitors in Eureka this
eek called here in connection with
he case in the Justice Court, we're
ttorneys j. A. Callahan Of Winnie
nucca and Carey Van Fleet of Elko;
lrs. B. H. Walters of Elko, steno-
rapher; and Mrs. Zita Pike of Reno.
Jerk of the District B d. a wit
ess.
Mrs. Henrietta Bailey and son,
Wallace, have returned from Ia
ama, Washington, and taken over
heir ranch property in Diamond
Valley that has been under lease to
Gugene C. johnson for several years.
II. Johnson recently purchased the
a|phur ranch in Diamond Valley
pd he has been engaged during the
|eek in moving his family and ef-
bets. to their new home.
This section was visited by its first
bow storm of the season Thursday.
commenced showing about 10 a. m.
pd kept it up all day and until late
the evening, but as the ground
as warm it melted almost as fast
ut fell and their is now little evil
ence left of the storm. Travellers
POM the west reported three inches
snow on the Austin summit that
fternoon, but the snow line did not
zach further south than two miles
} the other side of the Pinto sum-
bit.
\. W. Alters, owner of an extern
We power driven we'll boring outfit.
Pnpleted arrangements with Hand
Bros. the first of the week for
arlng a well in Diamond Valley near
qe Twelve Mile Station and another
Long Valley, this side of the Six
Vie House, in White Pine County.
IS proposed to 20 to depth with
V expectation of obtaining artesian
Fster. The we'll in Diamond Valley
'l be bored first and it is expected
commence operations there the