White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-20
PERSONALMEN7TON


d. c. Gardner of Lund spent sew
eral days in the city this week oil
business.
George T. Baker was in Ely thi
week on a business trip for III
store at Baker.
GENTLE Georgetta came in Thurs
day from his ranch at Eight Mile o.
official business.
Mrs. Eve Alfred and two daught
ers. Faunice and Adelaide. have beel
cutie i'll during the last week.
Mrs. T. c. Winodus and daughte'
Pearl OF Preston were Ely visitor
Saturday, spending the day shopping
Chris Jensen, postmaster at Pres
ton. drove in last Thursday with MI
trnek from his ranch with supplies
John Lusetti and daughter were
in the city this week TO attend II
land matters before County ClerS
Cldfeld
Mrs. Amanda Meeehan came II
from Baker this week and spent soms
time at the county seat u
business matters.
Tom Chung of Ely was operated
on last Friday at the Steptoe hospltai
for appendicitis and is still IN q
critical condition.
John II. Dolan. rode supervisor foi
the Cherry Creek district, was in Ely
during the week. coming in fro ms
ranch on road business.
James Robson of Snake valley
spent part of the week in Ely on a
general business trip in connection
with his ranching industry.
Mat Hogan Of Bothwick creek was
in the city this week 10 apply fol
I publication to make final proof on
his homestead in Hunter valley
James Robson of Snake valley
was in the city Wednesday. coming
in from his ranch TO attend TO mat
tiers relating 10 the district school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bedding have
taken up their residence at McGill,
where Mr.. Bedding Is employed by
lUt tdAiHlRA @A&a
ROYAL Matthias left this week with
William Fielding in the latters a
for Hot Creek. where they expect &c
remain until the first of next week
Richard T. Swallow came in from
his S%hoshone ranch last week and
spent a short time in the city in
consultation with the income tax col
Father j. ]. MoNally. pastor OF
Sacred Heart church, who was called
to Salt Lake City last Monday tc
consult with Bishop Glass, returned
to Ely last night.
r. p. Arnold, who left Ely some
time ago 10 accompany Mrs. Arnold
a trip east, returned this week
and is resuming his business activf.
ties in the district.
James Riordan. president of the
Ely National bank, came in this week
from his ranch at S%unnyside to visi,
the income tax collector and TO at.
tend to business connected with the
bank.
County Assessor J. +. Miles re.
last night from White River,
where he has been for the last ten
DAYS making tax assessments al
Lund and Preston and surrounding
ranches.
John II. Dolan spent W. days in
Ely this week. He found 1t neces-
sary 10 come in and interview the
income tax collector and at the same
time he brought along little Jack,
who had some dental work done.
Forrest Matson and Mrs. Matson
we're in the city this week on a bust
ness trip from the mines. Mr.. Mat
o il working the Piermont mines
and reports the property as steadily
improving IL its showing Of good
ore.
Miguel Zubiri was in Ely practical.
~ all this week. Like many Others
he had income tax matters &c
straighten out and while here he be-
came a citizen OF the United States,
being admitted at the hearing held
last Friday.
Gele branniedH, WIN was ihJuloA
al McGill last November and has
since been confined to the Steptoe
hospital. was a visitor in Ely last
Thursday. Pete still walks with d
cane but said he could not stay in
side on st. Patrick's day.
George I. Baker was among the
visitors in Ely during the last week
lie came in to take Mrs. Baker and
their infant son back to the ranch
Mrs. Baker, who has occupied e pri
vate room in the new hospital sines
the baby was born, is now fully re
covered.
Otto Meek, who recently purchased
q large tract of land from the Bake
Land and Live Stock Company, cam
to Ely last Wednesday night. III
was accompanied by Mrs. Meek an,
met Guy Saval here. The party re
turned to the big ranch AT Bake
Thursday morning
Judge e. J. McFadden Will not re
turn to Ely for at least two weeks /
the information received by Count,
Clerk Oldfeld In a telegram receive,
last night. Judge McFadden is still
occupied on the irrigation hearing a
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