Eureka Sentinel May 5 1902 Local Notes and Notices
The Eureka Sentinel reports travel for business and visits among residents including Henry Ried, Henry Wedekind, Charley Lautenschlager, Hob McMillion, and Joe Bryant. School census and appointments occur with Principal R A McClelland, Katie McElroy, and James P McElroy. Rail, water, and mining news touch Tonopah, Ruby Hill, and Belmont. Roosevelt nominates J F Emmitt as U S Marshal. county business and road repairs continue. weather light showers aid vegetation.
Anniversary ball entertains Eureka lodges in opera house
The Eureka branch of the Order of I O O F held its 834th anniversary ball in the Opera House on Friday April 25. The event featured a decorated hall, a Felix Rica orchestra, and dancing until near 4 a.m. Guests praised the arrangements and the late midnight supper at the Brown Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
I. O
Eureka
Eareke
Felix Rica
Ischea
Brown Hotel
Midaey King Morrison
Cooper Medical College
San Francisco
King Morricon
Eoreke Boy
KR. K. Morrison
Morrison
Locomobile arrival in Eureka sparks town tour
A Locomobile owned by Bart L. Smith arrived in Eureka and drew crowds as it traversed rough roads toward Mount Hope and back to town. Test trips covered about 28 miles on rough terrain with four passengers, proving the machine handles hills and sand. Richard Lloyd, imported from San Francisco, guided the vehicle, while locals described a smooth ride despite obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart L. Smith
Eureka
Mount Hope
W. E. Griffin
Skntunee
Elke County
Eureka Live Stock Company
Squaw Mountain
Skelton
Elko County
Bert L. Smith
Richard Lloyd
Mr. Smith
Back From TeNeran Camp Observations On Tonopah Growth
Mrs Mary Fulton returns from Tonopah impressed yet undecided on relocating family Claude Ford arrives from Tonopah and plans move with wife and goods. He and father JG Ford bought Tonopah livery and water business, now running it. Hank Knight visits Tonopah, plans liquor and cigar business here by June 3 with building by Kind and Marks. Knight cites Tonopah stability and mining investors. Frank Golding pays 3000 for a Main Street Tonopah lot. rich ruby silver and gold in recent Fraction mine ore. Death notice: Mrs Harrist A Smith of Leeds NY dies aged 70 after pneumonia and heart failure. son Bert L Smith in Eureka, other children in Reno, Longmont, Wheatland, Worcester Mass. Long item from Palisade: construction camps, local sickness, saloon losses, ads for food and groceries, and notices of dentists and life insurance agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fulton
Tonopah
Claude Ford
J.G. Ford
William Rice
Hank Knight
Kind & Marks
Knight
Nevada
Bert L. Smith
Eureka
Harrist A. Smith
Leeds
Green County
New York
F. H. Farnum
Hudson River
Smith
Reno
Worcester
Mags
Beautiful Harvest Expected In Clear Creek District
McCoy Fitsgerald for Clear Creek fruit and grain men predicts heavy fruit grain and vegetable crops for the season in Redding California area. He notes strong harvest potential may push prices up benefiting growers in the district with likely profitable returns.
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Redding
Cal
McCoy Fitsgerald
Clear Creek
Estate and Death Notices From Setardey and Hodis
On Setardey date April 26 the absent heir in the matter of the estate of D J J Malanghna prompted by request, Judge Jones appointed Petar Breansucracy for the absent heirs. Edward Campion, formerly of Hodis, died at Tonopah April 22.
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W. JD. Jones
Bovinese
Eureka
Austin
Setardey
D. J. J. Malanghna
Jones
Petar
Edward Campion
Hodis
Tonopah
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Henry Ried
Ely
Henry Wedekind
Bareba
Charley Lautenschlager
Prandieco
Hob McMillion
Dawson City
Alaska
Pall
R. A. McClelland
Raby Hill
Leonard McGarry
Sam Hollis
Ed Roberts
Thuredey
Kennedy
Humboldt County
Joe Bryant
Ruby Hill
Tom
Lamoille Valley
James P. McElroy
School Trustes
St. John's
I. A. ML
Recorder of Eato All Old Nevadane
Nevada Supreme Court
Carson
Mian
Katie McElroy
Kareke
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Ile
Alf Chartz
Mille Seminary
California
L. P. Rice
P. Peroni
Hylton & Williams
South York Flour Milla
Silko County
Peter Breen
Pete Rutherford
Karoke
Belmont
Reyal
Euseka
Free Press
Charley Browwemer
Biko
John Hooper
Tintio
Utah
D. J. Williams
Provo
Nowada
Boreka
Will McGarry
Tin Sinter
Misa A
Snake Valley
White Pipe County
Bardick
Aumber
Braska
Water Company
Sadler
Geo. A. Bartlett
Diamond Valley
le Grippe
Ernest Schendel
Tycho
Europe
Schendel
Tybo
Ned Clarke
Bloo Eagle
Nye County
Roosevelt
J. F. Emmitt
Carson City
Senate
Mr. Emmitt
Gret
W. J. Hooper
Elko Free Press
South Fork
Williome
Frank Loucks
Nicksls
Elko
J. W. Brown
Dismond
Pinto
T. A. Bordick
Toosdey
Andrew Seufert
Seufert
Eugene Norris
Tesm Sud
Deep Creek
Fred Lewis
Father Manion
Eiko County
Carlin
Board of School Trustese
Kuroks
Jamon
University Register
Smwrmoat
Nevada State University
Eureka & Palisade Railroad
Ming. Pounde
Eureka Con
Jackson
A Voacher
Austin Reveille
Frank E. Leonerd
Cortes
Lauder
Suseka
Nevade
Bend
Chris Maletesta
Hank
Malstante
Chris
Marke & Company
Bonanza
Tuscarora Times
Joan Escheverrys
Justice Regan
Lander County
Excheverreys
Lander
Beowsne
Winter
Tonop
Virginia Chronicle
Lone Mountain
Jack Frost
Jos, T. Williams
Weather Bureau
Hot Creek
County
Phil Paroni
George Lewis
Sunnyside
White Pine County
Lewis
Richmond Works
Amalipes
Golconda
Girouz
Semuca
State Board of Health
Saxrum
TeNeran
Harrsbiet
J. N. Hill
Mies N. McKenzie
Visitine Valley
Paltmonia
Battle Mountain
Reno Gazette
Guthrie
Hamilton
Feldhusen & Company
Sacramento
New York Life Insurance Company
B. L. Surrm
George Gavin
Bureks
Nex
Sistsic
Count Frecei
Eureka County Bank
Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
Oscar J. Smith
Hoegh
W. & Gripyin
Horgh Jobn Hancock
W.e.griffin
Western National Bank
New York City
the Crocker- Woolworth National Bank
Knauth, Nachod & Kahne
McCormick & Co
H. Kind
General Merchandise
Sol Tipple
Gudahy Packing Company
Honiton Lace
Madras
H. A. McKim
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