Eureka Sen Saturday Local Brevities 1917
Local notes from Eureka include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Plummer Cedar Station and Mrs. Earl Overton with son James. Rev E H Price of Elko held services. numerous residents and visitors traveled by train or auto, including mining engineers W A Barnes and J F Smith. A Protective Range Association meeting is set for July 5.
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Thomas Plummer
Cedar Station
Eureka
The
Protective Range Association
Final Arrangements For Fourth Being Perfected
The Fourth of July committee works to stage two days of parades sports dances and moving pictures with a grand ball and free dance for children. Events include a morning street parade an afternoon picture show and an evening ball at Eureka Theatre with a two day program inviting nearby residents to join and enjoy the festivities amid wartime patriotism.
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Sentinel
America
Rescue Hose Company
Eureka Theatre
Death of Miss Rachel Rand Marks Eureka Valley Tragedy
Miss Rachel Rand, 24, daughter of C H Rand of Pine Valley Eureka County, drowned while fishing at a dam on Pine Creek near home. Her brother found her body after a half hour immersion. doctors could not revive her. She taught art in Renograde schools and high and grade positions. funeral held in Pine Valley with burial at Palisade. The Eureka Holly Mining Co composed of Pacific Coast men plans underground work at Adams Hill, led by W A Barnes. local labor preferred.
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W. A. Barnes
San Francisco
Eureka- Holly Mining Company
Holly Mines
Adams Hill
Joseph Rosevear
Beatrice
J. Vermouth
Eureka
Rosevear
Green Springs
White Pine County
Irene Zoanni
Hamilton
D. E. Sayre
Salt Lake
Rager
C. E. Pisher
Robert Raine
Pine Valley
Palisade
Mabel K. Young
Alma Woods
Manhattan
Nye County
Eureka County
Elko
Sentinel
F. F P. Garside
Tonopah
Boise City
Idaho
Thomas Clifford
Stone Cabin
Cliffords
Dennis Coyle
Six Mile House
Rachel Rand
C.H. Rand
William S. Yates
Miss Rand
William
Charles Rand
Nevada University
Renograde
Brewster Adams
Reno
C. H. Rand
Dwight Leavitt
Virginia City
Charles 5. Walker
John
Will Rand
Eureka-Holly Mining Company
Holly
Ore Shipments From Eureka Rail Likely to Salt Lake Smelters
This week rail shipments of ore departed Eureka for Salt Lake smelters totaling ten cars from multiple mines. Five cars came from the Richmond Eureka mines on Ruby Hill and three from the Lucidtuffa mine on Prospect Mountain. Two cars were loaded at the California mine on Prospect Mountain. Lincoln mines at Phillipsburg sent three cars, and Phenix mine on Ruby Hill contributed two cars.
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Eureka
Salt Lake
Richmond-Eureka
Ruby Hill
Lucidtuffa
Prospect Mountain
California
Lincoln
Phillipsburg
Phenix
Beatific Lodge Plans July 3 Meeting and Officer Installations
All members of Beatific Lodge No 17 Knights of Pythias are requested to attend the next regular meeting on Tuesday evening July 3. The agenda includes installation of officers and related lodge business.
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Beatific Lodge No. 17
Knights of Pythias
Auto license 1917 found near McCloskey Creek Nevada
The owner of a 1917 Nevada auto license numbered 14096, recently picked up on the road near McCloskey creek, can recover the same upon application to Assessor W. J. Hooper, who brought the license in on his return from an assessing trip in that section.
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Nevada
McCloskey Creek
W. J. Hooper
Death of Young Son in Eureka Family Home
The young son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Evans died at their Eureka home Thursday afternoon after illness following a recent measles outbreak. The funeral was held from the family home Friday afternoon.
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John B. Evans
Eureka
Photoplays at Eureka Theatre Next Week
The Eureka Theatre announces a week of photoplays starting Sunday July 1 with Theodore Roberts as the Grand Duke in Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo and a Capri travelogue. July 3 features The Immigrant with Valeska Suratt and a dramatic dam explosion aboard a liner, followed by a free children’s dance. July 4 presents He Fell In Love With His Wife at 3:30 pm starring Florence Rockwell and Forrest Stanley. July 5 brings Den man Thompson’s The Old Homestead. July 6 showcases Mary Pickford in Little Pal, an Alaskan romance. All shows except the Fourth start at 8 o’clock pm.
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Theodore Roberts
Mr. Grex
Monte Carlo
France
Germany
Burton Holmes
Capri
Valeska Suratt
America
Florence Rockwell
Forrest Stanley
E. P. Roe
Denman Thompson
Broadway
New York
Mary Pickford
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