White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-13

ing. The news butcher, with an eye
TO business. can provide for the
hungry along the 140-mile jaunt
from the main line to the Steptoe,
but otherwise the trip Is as Tree
from. frills and extravaganza as any
railroad in the country. So 1t MAJ
he said that the high cost of travel
ing does not apply between this neck
OF the woods and Cobre.
PERSON4LMEN11O
". b. F'arnsworth of Taft was in
the city yesterday.
BRYAN 5. Robson of Baker was an
Ely visitor during the week.
s. Herbert Williams left Wednes-
day for a business trip to Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs, Gus Sellas arrived
in Ely yesterday from their ranch al
Tippett.
G.. Nj. Reid of Lund was an Ely
visitor YESTERDAY. coming IN from his
ranch for supplies.
William Hendrix came III yester-
day from his ranch at Lund on u
business trip to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Locket of Cur
rant came in from their ranch Satur-
day for a visit TO the city.
Charles S. Miller was in tie city
this week 10 file oil a desert entry
and homestead in Spring valley.
Steve Doutre of Schellbourne was
in the city yesterday to visit the in
come tax mar at the courthouse.
Senator Key Pittman left yester'
day morning for Elko, where he will
remain for a day and proceed &c
Reno.
Judge McFadden is expected to re.
turn to Ely by next Friday TO hold
court for the hearing of naturaliza-
ton petitions.
Frank Tomm, who has been for
some time past living at the soldiers
home at louisville, returned TO the
city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Anderson were
Ely visitors during the week, coming
in from the Cleveland ranch on a
short business trip.
Attorney G. F. Boreman returned
last Tuesday from Reno and Carson
city. where he had been fer the last
week on legal business.
County Assessor J. +. Miles left
asst Thursday for White River, where
he will be located for the next ten
lays assessing the taxable property
throughout Lund, Preston and the
White River valley.
Deputy Sheriff Morris Roberts has |
word from Salt Lake that {
Iirs. Roberts, who has been seriously $
II for some time past, is improving I
there now seems no doubt OF |
Ter permanent recovery. |
Mrs. Ross Finley and daughter
were dinner guests of Mr.
nd Mrs. Carl Anderson at McGill
saturday evening. later attending Il
show given under the auspices I
4 st. Michaers church. 7
j. W. Kerr, who is interested in i
he Lake Valley Mining Company, =
last Friady with Mrs. Kerr
rom Choteau, Mont. Mr.. Kerr ex.
,ects to remain in the district for 4
ONE time on mining business. :
Frank Bassett of Tippett, who :,
ecently returned from a visit 10 hill :
Id home in England, was in the city :
esterday for a short visit. Mr.. Bias. :
has completely recovered from I
is recent attack of pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar House and [
laughter arrived in Ely this week !
rom California. where they have !
zen spending the winter. They will
make a short visit here with Mr.. and I
.lrs. Dick House and family before ]
eturning 10 their home in Colorado, {
Sam Letsos, a brother of Girls n
.etsos. who met his death by acct
last week in o bakery machine,
made application in the district
curt for letters of administration in
he estate of his deceased brother.
rhe property of the estate consists
If personal property in White Pine
u1nty.
Little jean WnO mas
or some months made her home
lere with Mr.. and Mrs. Mantey, vas
operated on for throat trouble at
he Ely Surgical hospital during the
asst week and was able to return to
home shortly after the operation
vas performed. At this writing she
reported as having almost com.
recovered.
De0OtiOndl Services in
Ely District Churches
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Sunday school every sunday. 0l5
Il. N.
Catholic Church services
Ely mass. sundays. $50 n. IN Nc
GIL mass. sundays. 950 a. tn. Ruth
mass. sundays 1890 -. m. First Fri
day devotions Ely. $40 "A. m. 730
p. m McGin. 80 a m. 2u p. m
Ruth. . p. n.
Services ut Christian Science Church