The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-08-27
LOCAL BREvITIEs

reka yesterday.
Wallace Bailey of Diamond Valley
was attending to business matters in
Eureka Friday.
James Mann, Jr., left last Satur-
day for wendover. Utah. where he
will be employed.
Dan Nostrosa, Jr., left last Satur-
day for winnemucca. Nevada, where
he goes to accept a position.
Mrs. A. Affranchino Of Prospect
left by Tuesdays train for a visit with
relatives and friends at San Francis
co.
Mrs. Ed Bergman Of Prospect left
Tuesday for a several weeks trip to
Los Angeles and other points In Cali
fornia.
Eureka has had three suicides with
in less than a year. and jackass BRAN
dy is credited with bringing about
these results.
Miss Agnes Lucey of Eureka has
been re-engaged as second grade
teacher in the elementary school at
Sparks. Nevada.
The Eureka-Nevada Railway Com
pany has an advertisement In to-day's
Sentinel Offering coal for sale at the
railway depot in Eureka.
Don't forget that the comedy
drama, THE Deacon Entangled," will
be presented at the Eureka Theatre
on Labor Day evening. Monday. Sep
tember s. at 8 O'Clock.
The attention of mining men is
called to the advertisement of the
Silver State Chemical Company of
Winnemucca, Nevada, assayers, chem
lists and analysists. published in to-
days Sentinel.
Ben Repetto is renovating and put
ting his saloon and short order res
taurant at the corner of Main and
Clark streets in thorough order and
plans to reopen for business on
Thursday. September /.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Morgan and
children, former Eureka residents,
spent last Saturday night in Eureka
on their return from an auto trip to
Mrs. Morgan's home in South Dakota
and Mr.. Morgan's home in Tennessee.
They continued on their way Sunday
to Reno, their present home.
iirs. George Englert of Elko has
returned home from her visit to her
brother, Chris Hildebrand and fam
lily at their ranch about nine miles
north of Eureka. George Hildebrand
and his sisters, Misses Ella and Julia.
autoed to Newark Valley with Mrs.
Englert, where all made short visit
at the Ernest Simonsen ranch.
County Commissioner F. A. Full
kerson autoed up from Beowawe last
Sunday to attend the meeting of the
Board on Monday and was accompan-
led by Mrs. Fulkerson. This was her
first visit to Eureka and the southern
end of the county and. with the ex-
ception of the road being q little
rough in places, said she enjoyed the
auto trip and her visit here.
]. B. Biale has purchased the old
George Gavin property on Main street.
adjoining the Knights of Pythias Hall
on the north, and has already COM
menced the work of clearing off the
lots. The old wooden sidewalk has
been removed and a new Base Range
cement one will replace it. The old
metal awning was removed yesterday.
and the brick frontage now shows a
much improved appearance. He has
not as yet fully determined as to just
what use he will make of the proper
ty, but has several plans in view.
Ygnacio Badostain. a young Bas-
que sheepherder employed by Bidart
& Florio, met with a severe accident
early this week by the explosion of a
giant dynamite cap while on the
range with band of sheep near the
Windfall mine. Badostain Is q recent
arrival and not acquainted with the
dormant power in these caps. He
was attempting to light the cap while
holding it in his left hand, when II
exploded and blew of the tips of the
thumb and first three fingers. He
was brought into town and DR.. Bren-
men dressed the injured hand.
Miss Isabelle Merialdo was a de-
parture from Eureka last Saturday
for Browning, Montana, where she
has accepted a position in the ele-
mentary school as primary grade
teacher. Former vice principal J. d
Gold of the Eureka County High
School is principal and supervisor Of