Local BREVITIES from Eureka 1919
Eureka residents and visitors during the week include Agnes Morrison and daughter returning from California with sisters. Judge Fitzgerald back from California. Don Kelley reporting Tonopah and Divide. Ruby Hill school to get Stella Gianoli as teacher. Miss Mable Kiehm departs for Salt Lake City. George Potts visits Eureka with mother and sister. telegraph strike blocks wire wages beyond Palisade. many attorneys from outside attend District Court. Angela Berolo buys home and land at south end for cultivation. George Gamble and B C Austin connected with mining prospects on Prospect Mountain. Miss Dorothy Gilerent departs Kareke County High for San Francisco Bay area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Agnes Morrison
Yreatie Cox
California
B. J. Bireh
Laura
Albert Biale
Duckwater
Horey Hagar
Joe
Valey
Eureka
A. L. Fitzgerald
Californa
Don Kelley
Tonopah
Ruby Hill
Misa Stella Gianoli
Misa Mabel Kiehm
Salt Lake City
Thomas Moore
W. A. Moore
Newark Valley
Oakland
Cal
Ry McCharlen
Nevada
George Potts
Monitor Valley
Deters
Mra
Potts
Walter Handley
Palisade
Moore
Laura Hoegh
Mra. Childe
Henry Hagar
Ruby Valley
George Childa
W. A. Raine
Pali Ade
Riday
Angela Berolo
J.C. Johnson
Hood
George A. Gamble
Hulkaley Wella
Prospect Mountain
B.C. Austin
Wining Engineering
Dorothy Gilerent
View Prinel
Kareke County
Waa
Colorado
Paliende
San Francisco
Bay
Eureka County High School Closing Exercises
The Eureka Theatre hosted the 1919 Eureka County High School closing exercises with the graduating class and guests. Dr W H Brennen presented diplomas as Miss Dorothy Gilcrest guided the program, noting the war and influenza era challenges. An evening of music, a three act comedy titled The Arrival of Kitty, and an all night dance followed, ending at 6 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Theatre
Clotilde L. Biale
Judson V. Hooper
Margaret Kitchen
Robert S. Laird
Eureka County High School
County Board of Education
Dorothy Gilcrest
Princi Pal
N. P. Morgan
Carson
W. H. Brennen
Mia
Addie Mernaldo
Dorothy Goss
Kitty
No Moving Pictures at Eureka Theatre This Week
Owing to late filmes the Eureka Theatre will not show moving pictures Friday or Sunday evenings until June 27. Four special plays are booked for the July 4 week with titles and dates to be announced in next week's Sentinel. Mrs Diamond plans to reside with Miss Jessie at Winnemucca after a Coast visit, and local officials meet in Carson City to discuss Nevada school text books. An invitation invites the public to a basket dance at Handley Bros ranch near Cottonwood on Wednesday evening June 25, recalling last Fall’s successful shearing season dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filme
Moving Pictures
Eureka Theatre
the Theatre
Sentinel
Eureka
Brossemer
Diaemond
Diamond
Miss Jessie
Winnemucea
N.V. Morgan
Carson City
State Board of Education
Mary Black
High
Mina Connell
Clark County
B. D. Billinghurst
Reno
Nevada
Handley Bros
Eureka County
Handley Hall
Tony
Shrine Club
Carrie
Two Days Celebration Planned for Eureka National Day
The Eureka Baseball Club finance committee reports strong support for a two day celebration on July 4 and 5 with planned shots, amusements, and prizes. A match with an outside club is being sought for gate takings, weathered by a telegraph strike, with further details to be announced next week. Deputy Game Warden Martin Mahoney notes low initial license sales this season but expects a rise. Invitations arrive for the St Mary's College graduation exercises in Oakland, California, dated June 18, from alumni Peter Breen and Lawrence Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Baseball Club
Eureka
Sentinel
Arange
Martin Mahoney
St. Mary's College
Oakland
California
Peter Breen
Bu Eka
Lawrence Richardson
Palisade
Ferovini Sees First Eye Restored After Cataract Op
Ferovini of Eureka who went to Stockton three months ago for cataract removal returned home by Monday's motor with the left eye sight restored and general health improved. He was nearly blind on leaving and now thanks the County Commissioners and others who helped arrange the operation. Dr. Bircon J. Powell of Stockton performed the operation and cared for him in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferovini
Eureka
Stockton
California
Sentinel Office
Board of County Commisioners
Bircon J. Powell
Eye and Throat Apostaliat
Windfall mining deal eyed to unite claims north of Windfall
Henry Olsen of Salt Lake parties reports locating Contact Nos 1 and 2 along with Long Shot and North Star mining claims adjoining the Windfall mines to the west. He has lined up Julius Huebner and P Paroni to join with his group to form a company and begin development, aiming to return from Tonopah soon to push work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Olsen
Long Shot
North Star
Julius Huebner
P. Paroni
Olsen
Tonopah
Eureka Boys Coming Home From Overseas
Henry Rattazzi son of Mira F Kopp of Eureka reached a Virginia port last week and is now at Fort Russell Wyoming awaiting his birchage. Frank Nostrosa son of D E Nostrosa reached New York from overseas on June 17 and will return home once discharged. District Court suit W R Raine filed over water rights from Green Springs and Cole Creek after C B Walker protested the application. Mining location bls ake for what the sentinel office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rattazzi
Mira
F. Kopp
Eureka
Virginia
Fort Russell
Wyoming
D. E. Nostrosa
Frank
New York
District Court
Raine
Green Springs
Cole Creek
Walker
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Tur Bureka Sentinel
Heveral
VA Carville
Carey van Vient
Biko
P. A. McCarran
Wano
J. A. Brandon
Winnemucen
Eo Mallete
Winnemucca
Mise Diamund
County Wigh
Claires Noor Windfall
Rescue Hose Company
Pirat
Prise
Prine
Lobster Club
the Scott Hotel
Russell Scott
Wuvodia
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