White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-21

from her ranch near Cherry creek TOT
a short visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Dolph Foppiano.
Roy Rigsby left Tuesday for Arrow
head and the Simon district to look
promising camps.
Ray Gubler of Lund set aside his
ranching activities for a short time
during the week and paid a business
visit TO the county seat.
John Fielding of Snake valley was
among the arrivals who registered at
the Northern yesterday. He will spend
n short time in the city on business.
Attorney Charles S. Chandler return
ed this week from San Francisco. where
he has been for several days engaged
in legal business connected with inter
state commerce.
"red" woodward. who for some
time past has been employed in Elko
| county at the Spruce Monarch mine.
came In during the week for a short
| VISIT with his family In Ely.
Father McNally of the Sacred Heart
church was a passenger on Tuesdays
train bound for Eiko. where he will re-
main for a few days on business con
nected with the Elko parish.
Edward Whitmore of the Lincoln
Highway garage is In New York city
to look after business matters. Mr..
whltmore will visit several places in
the east before returning to Ely.
The Deitlaf brothers. who are n
lily interested In the sheepraising In
dustry in Spring valley. spent part of
last week In town on business and
were registered at the Northern.
J.. w. Walker. who is heavily inter
esetd in mining properties at Cherry
Creek. was a visitor In the city during
the week. Mr.. Walker reports renewed
activity in mining In the silver dis
trict.
Rocco Pastorino of the Cleveland
ranch was a visitor in the city during
the week. Mr.. Pastorino expects soon
TO depart for Italy. where he will spend
a few months visiting with his rela-
tiycs.
William C. Goodman, the hustling
merchant and mining man, was In Ely
Monday last. Mr.. Goodman is one of
those who has great faith In the Ar
rowhead district. where he IL heavily
interested.
Christian Hermansen of Preston was
| among the visitors in Ely last week.
but was able to spend but a short time
| owing to the demands mad upon him
at home, where as he says the rancher
is always busy.
J.. W. Varney. the Cherry Creek min
ing man. was among the Ely visitors
| during the week and while attending
TO business here brought Mrs. yarney
with him and paid a social visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Fletcher.
The Baker section of the county was
we'll represented in Ely last week end
among those registered at the North
ern from the thriving town In the
Snake valley section were Albert Lupp,
E. NJ. Smith ard Grant Smith.
Fat Towner. one of the Oldest and
best known ranchers and mining mer
in the district. came In from his ranch
near Hercules gap last Wednesday and
spent two days in town while he dis
posed of a large amount of produce.
Donald Eldridge, George Eldridgs
and Dave Eldrldge of Osceola were
registered at the Northern last week
The old camp Is still In favor with a
number of mining men who believe
that IL will soon be again found anon
tho profitable producers.
Roy Carter spent the greater part OF
last week In Ely, coming In from his
ranch in the Bothwick creek section "a
attend to business demanding his at
t~ention In the city. Roy Is always or
the boosting line and says things al
the ranch are entirely satisfactory.
John Lusetti. old-timer and wei
known throughout the district both n,
a mining man and rancher. was In Ell,
Wednesday and Thursday. coming IN
from his Steptoe valley ranch to tak'
care Of different business matters. bui
particularly in connection with HI
mining interests near a City.
Thomas e. Windows OF Preston was
visitor in Ely early last week. Mr.
Windows was able to spend only {
short time attending to pressing bust
ness matters and then returned home
He says that while things seemed
quiet in the city conditions at Preston
were what might be termed good.
Forrest T. M~atson, who has been IN
charge of operations at the Piermon'
mines since the property recently wen
under new management, moved hi
family from Ely to the mine during
the week and will spend the winter
there on account OF the difficulty In
travelling at times when the snow Il
deep.
r. r. May returned to Ely last Thurs.
day night after a two-weeks' vacation
spent in Salt Lake and Ogden and Is
now again in the harness as usual al
the Steptoe Drug company's store. Doe
when welcomed by his mary friends
did not give nil the minor details oil
his trip but as pred al " I &c had q
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