White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-27
PERSONALMEN1IO

PERSONALMEN1ION
Nephi Hampton of Shoshone was
an arrival in the city yesterday.
w. f. Mendes of Duckwater, III
I'VE county. was a visitor in Ely dur
ing the week.
II. A. Behrmann. Preston rancher,
was in Ely this week disposing OF
farm products.
Chris Jensen. postmaster at Pres
ION. came in this week from MS
ranch with supplies.
Collier Turner arrived from Lund
last Friday night and will spend the
Easter holidays with his family.
r.. ID. Mckenzie, justice OF the
peace at Lund, was in the city yester,
day. coming in from his ranch on
legal matters.
S. II. Burris, who has been develop.
ing several mining claims in the Duck
Creek district, was In the city this
week for supplies.
Glenn and Axel Bellander arrived
in Ely last Monday, being called In
on account of legal matters pending
in the justice court.
Lazaro Zubiri of Cherry Creek was
a visitor in the City this week, motor
ing in from his ranch a Cherry
Creek on E short business trip.
James c. Riordan and family came
in yesterday from their ranch at
.Sunnyside 10 visit with relatives and
oyer for the Easter observ-
ance.
Andrew Hexem is spending some
time on n visit to Butte, where he
went to join his brother. He is ~.
pected TO return within the next
week.
William and Andrew Boundy and
W e. Hill of Scheilbourne were in
the city during the week, coming in
from their ranches for a short bust.
ness trip.
Lazaro Zubiri of Cherry Creek
spent a few days In Ely this week,
motoring in from his ranch on n
trip.
NJ. McAuly of Cherry Greek was n
in Ely during the week. Mr.
McAuley has been appointed a deputy
sheriff for Cherry Greek by Sheriff
John Lusettl and his daughter
in the city last Thursday. COM
ing in from their ranch at Steptoe 10
up land matters with County
Clerk Oldfeld.
Rennie A. Whitehead OF Lund
in yesterday on a visit TO the
sheriff's office. Mr.. Whitehead was
n deputy sheriff for Lund
by Sheriff Nicholson.
County Assessor j. +. Miles and
+. J. Jackson returned yester-
day from Snake valley. where they
have been for the last week making
assessments on ranch property.
John X. Hewlett of Cherry Creek
In Ely last Friday night for
q short visit with his mother. Mrs
George Madelana, who has been ser.
iously Ill IN the county hospital for
month past.
John Whipple. the prominent sun
nyside rancher. was In Ely yesterday
coming in on one OF his regular bust.
ness trips and hurrying back TO his
ranch duties as soon as his mission
here could be completed.
Frank Chase. who has been EN-
ployed at McGill and the Ward mine
for several years. left last Tuesday
for Niles, Cal. where he will join his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Chase,
formerly well-known residents of Nc.
Gill.
County Assessor J. +. Milee and
Deputy Assessor =. j. Jackson have
spent most of the week In Spring and
Lake valleys going over the various
ranches and other matters that viii
later find n place on the county tax
rolls.
Frank Hadley, who has spent sew.
eral years in this district and who
for q time was night marshal in Ely,
leil the ulStTlfl inlS Wtth DouHu lbi
Reno and from there will proceed to
California. where he will spend on
siderable time and IL conditions are
found favorable will locate perman.
emily.
Ed Moran. one of the popular
carpenters of this istrict but who IL
now temporarily located In the Spring
valley section. was in Ely during the
last week. He says that owing to the
general depression here both he and
his associate, Veo Lund. find sheep
hearding equally as profitable and ex.
citing az the hammer and the saw.
Frank Hartley OF the J.. G. Penney
Company has been recently deyoting
his attention TO the McGill store.
where he has been taking the place
OF Manager Frank Duck. who went
TO Kansas City to bring his family
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Duck returned
last night and Mr.. Hartley will again
take mp his duties at the Ely store
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