The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-10-02
LOCAL BREvITIEs

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here this week.
Judge Peter Breen left Tuesday for
Austin to hold term of the Lander
County district Court.
Ralph Irwin brought in a truck
load of pairs from the Irwin ranch at
Duckwater Friday and they met a
ready sale.
Mrs. Thomas Kelley arrived from
Bishop Creek. California. Monday.
and will spend the Winter here with
her sons, Robert and Thomas Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Laird were
departures by Mondays train for Los
Angeles. California, where Mr.. Laird
has a position and they expect to re-
main.
Six months in the State and 80
days in the county is the qualification
for every citizen for registration.
Registration books close this year on
October IL.
Phil Connor, connected with the
Holly Extension property on Adams
Hill, came over from Elko the first
of the week to attend to some busi-
ness matters in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Father, and
the formers father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Gather, returned
Wednesday by auto from visit with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Llew-
| ellen Pedlar, at Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter CALI, who have
been conducting the Merialdo hotel
property in Eureka since last Spring,
left for Elko last Monday where it is
understood they wills engage in the
same line of business.
1t is learned that Miss Vivian
Johnson, former commercial teacher
in the Eureka County High School,
has accepted like position at Troy,
Montana, and will enter upon her
duties there October 4.
Miss Velma Reynolds, who left here
about ten days ago for Denver, Col
orado, to complete business course,
decided not to go on with the work
and is now visiting at Palisade en-
| route to her home in Eureka.
Candidates desiring to have tick
tes printed for this campaign should
send in their orders now, as the Sen
tinel Office will soon be busy with the
| election ballots, and. will be unable
to devote much time to other work.
Mrs. Elmer Rosevear returned to
her home at Winnemucca Monday af
| ter a several weeks visit with rel
| atives here She was accompanied
by her brother, Melvin Clark, who
goes there to enter into railroad work
Peter Breen, Jr., left by Tuesdays
| train for California, his recently frac-
tured leg having sufficiently mended
to permit of his getting around with
| out crutches. He expects to resume
| his college course but has not yet de-
cided where he will attend.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Huebner re-
turned Monday from a couple of
| months recreation and pleasure trip
| to Lake Tahoe and southern Califor-
MIA. They travelled by auto and re-
turned via Bishop. California, from
where they brought some magnificent
fruit and vegetable products.
The Eureka Brokerage & Invest
ment Company is having the front Of
its brick block on Main street painted
and marked, and when the Farmers
& Merchants National Bank has its
new plate glass front in place, the
Courthouse block will surely make
some showing.
F. w. Ahlers. the we'll borer, was
in town Monday for supplies. He
had just completed a 325 foot hole
ON the Spring Valley summit with
out obtaining a drop of water, and
the we'll has now been abandoned. He
has moved his outfit into Antelope
Valley to put down several wells for
CASTOR Uhalde.
Five auto loads of Indians passed
through Eureka Friday en- route
home to the western part of the State
from the fandango held at Duck
water. They were all travelling in
good looking cars and carrying extra
tires, etc., and the appearance given
was that of ready money. The In
dians are now buying autos instead
| of booze.
There will be no train out of Eu-
reka Monday for Palisade. Agent
Williams of the local railway placed
a notice in the post office Wednesday
stating a train would leave Eureka
Sunday a s a. m, but that there
| would be no train leaving Eureka
| Monday morning. The reason for
| the change in the regular schedule
was not given.
Frank Mcbride, in charge OF the
Eureka Garage & Supply Company
for W. II. Russell for the past two
years, is now its sole proprietor, hav-
ing purchased the stock and taken a
/ ,oo.o of The aaraoa fram ~ ~ Rms