White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-20
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Amog thevisitors in Ely last week
was Nose Anderson, manager OF the
cleveland ranch in Spring valley.
r.a,k Norton was among the yisi-
TORS in Ely last week. eoming IN MON.
dav on one of his usual hurried trlps.
Iohn Manson of Currant Creek came
in TO Ely last week and brought with
him a load of beef for the local mar
ket.
". H. Deer arrived here from Salt
Lake during the week and has &C
cepted a position with the Ely meat
market.
Thomas Dolan of Schellbourne was
in EIy last week attending to matters
in connection with his ranchine In
dustry.
Henry Goodman left last Thursday
for the Arrowhead district, where he
will spend some time looking after his
extensive mine holdings.
II. S. Arnoldson came in from his
ranch at Preston last Thursday and
spent a short time at the county seat
! disposing of a load of beef.
james Potter of Baker was in the
city this week, bringing in a number
of wildcat and mountain lion sealps
for the purpose of collecting the
bounty.
Miss Eileen Walker has resigned
her position at the Ely theatre and the
acanc has been filled by the employ
ment of Miss Grace Dixon. who will
hereafter be seen at the ticket win
dow.
Mrs. George II. Linsley departed
Saturday morning for Monterey, Cal,
to which place she was summoned
owing to the serious illness of Mr..
L.insley's sister, Mrs. ID. w w.
Johnson.
General Manager c b. Lakenan
of the Nevada Consolidated arrived
in the city Friday evening from Salt
Lake, where he has been for the last
week on business connected with the
company.
w. II. and II. r. Able arrived in
Ely last night, coming by automobile
from Baker, where they have several
hundred head of cattle feeding at the
ranch of the Baker Land and Live
stock Company.
John Barris. who has been in this
district for the last fifteen years and
who spent the last two years in charge
the milk route from the Moller
dairy, will leave this morning for Rose
Vile. Cal. where he will engage in
business.
Robert Thomas of Ruth applied for
a passport this week before County
Clerk Oldfeld to visit England. Mr..
Thomas, who is a well-known resident
of Ruth, will make a visit TO England.
accompanied by Mrs. Thomas and little
daughter.
Frand Hadley. formerly night mar.
shall in Ely, but who has resided at
McGill for some months past, was an
Ely visitor last Thursday. Frank said
he contracted a cold which was trou-
blesome and he just took a layoff for
a day or two TO rest up.
Billy Miles has been spending a
few days in Ely. coming in from Spring
valley, where he has spent several
months past. Billy is m of the inter-
esting old-timers. a Spanish-Ameriean
war veteran. and generally a fellow
who is ALWAYS welcome
c. W. Branson. well-known news.
paper man, formerly on the editorial
staff of the Ely Times. is spending a
few days in Ely with his family. Mr..
Branson has been recently turning his
attention to trapping and prospecting
in the eastern section of the county.
Lee X. Marriott arrived In Ely
Thursday night, accompanied by Mrs.
Marriott. and registered at the North.
ern. Lee says that while things are
quiet all over, Ely Is better than Os-
ceola, and he believes is on the aver
age better than other cities through.
out the country.
Frank Ship arrived a. Ely Last
Thursday night after a somewhat
rough trip from the southern end of
Spring valley an dover Connor's pass.
He says that while there is not much
snow the roads are froze to such an
extent that travel is rough. lie re.
turned TO his ranch Friday.
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b. +. Firman, department manager
OF the campton Commercial company.
has sufficiently recovered from the in.
jury he suffered a week ago last Sun.
day while on the rabbit drive TO now
be able 10 be about the store. He still
suffers some pain, however, and II will
probably be several days before the
injury to his ribs Is entirely healed.
Dave ONeill, who left Ely last week
to accept a position In the mill with
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