The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1919-12-20
LOCAL DREWTlES

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Clarence johnson left last satur-
day on q business trip to Reno and
Carson.
Harry Fine was q departure By
Saturdays train on . business trip to
Reno.
John and Thomas Clifford were ar
rivals from Tonopah Wednesday to
remain here for the Winter.
]. Sweet. a mining man Of Wonder.
Nevada, IL q recent arrival and ex-
poets to remain here this Winter.
The extreme cold wave In this sec
ton appears to have passed and we
are now enjoying and appreciating
the change. Thank you.
Miss Agnes Lucey. primary teach
err in the school at Sparks. returned
to her home In Eureka by Fridays
train to spend the holidays
w. J. Eathorne of Ruby Hill left
by to-day's train to spend the hol-
days with his family and other rel
atives at Melrose, Montana.
Miss Berenyce Moore, who has been
teaching in the Genoa school. near
Carson, returned by Fridays train to
spend the holidays at her home In
Eureka.
All Of the first installment Of Eu-
reka County taxes was paid last Mon
day with the exception Of SIS, and
this amount is divided among 20 de-
linquents.
A court order has been made au-
thorizing the sale of the contract
lands belonging to the estate of Man
uel Oscoz, deceased. See notice In
to-day's Sentinel"
The w. H. Russell garage this
week sold and delivered q new Hud-
son Super Six roadster to George
Potts of Monitor Valley. Frank Nc
Bride drove the new a over from
Elko Wednesday.
George Potts was an arrival yes
terday from Monitor Valley, coming
over to take delivery of his new Hud'
son roadster and for his wife, who
has been here several weeks visiting
at her family home.
The foreclosure sale of Prospeci
Mountain claims In the case of the es
tate of Henry X. Mitchell VS.. Mae M
Des Marias. ct al, advertised to taxi
place on December Is, 1919. has beef
postponed. Sec notice on third pag'
of to-day's Sentinel"
Mrs. w. H. Russell and son Bill,
left Thursday for Oakland where the,
will be met by Mr.. Russell, who is a
present engaged in road construction
work for a mining company at Jer
ONE, Arizona. where they will be 10
Gated for the Winter.
C. o. Bonner of Ely, connected wit
the Internal Revenue Department
and now in charge of this district
spent several days in Eureka earl
this week adjusting war tax matter
and explaining to business peopl
some Of the intricacies of this tax.
Edgar Sadler and Wallace Bale
autoed into Eureka at noon to-da
from the formers ranch in damon
Valley. They came up in two hour
and report most of the road in goo
condition considering the season O
the year. They say there is littl
snow In the valley and that all stoc
is doing nicely.
Miss Stella Genoli, teacher of tn
Ruby Hill school, in closing Monda
for the holidaysh had ar xmastree wit
gifts, candy and oranges for the Chi
dren. "A short programme Of song
M ~recttat1ons was rendered, Tn
parents present and the childre
spending q happy time.
Joe Minoletti returned to Eurek
this week with the big Lombard trat
tor after successfully delivering tire
big loads Of mill material at EbeI
hardt. neal Hamilton. He was ou
in the big storm and evere cold an
has decided that the going 10 to
rough and will lay up the tractor TO
the balance Of the Winter.
The following teachers of Eurek
County are In attendance at the In
stitutef being held this week at Elko
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