August 26, 1929 (6 pages)

SPECIAL COMBINATION OFFER Kleenex Kerchiefs ... Hh And a Full Pound of Thetarical Cold Cream: a $1.00 A Regular $1.25 Value H. DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer osfestestenfe ogee esferteate tester stesteoeoeofeate ate teeta eet dates esi eestor Gee tos ee E = = -. BOTH FOR 79C FRUIT CANNING SUPPLIES ° } Pas d Master Mason and Kerr Economy Jars, Pints 90c doz., quarts $1.10 . Masonic hall by Past Gran Tops, Caps, and Botles carried in Sock Sugar in small or large lots, low prices Big Savings on Chicken Feed GHIDOTTPS GROCERY Sacramento Street . BE DEDICATED SATURDAY CAeTON IRE. August 24— The Pelton monument ts finished, the forms ate being taken down, everything being touched up and in shape for the dedication ceremony Saturday. The monument stands eleven feet in the air, and is 110X110 feet at the base, its building consumed 6000 pounds of cement a ton of iron, ten yards of gravel and a large quantity of foundation rock. The weight all in all is over 139,500 pounds. The large bronze tablet, weighing over 90 pounds is placed in the front of the column, the small bronze wheel above it; and the 14 inch old type Pelton wheel at the top. A platform is being #rected at the front from which the ceremony will be held. The Grand Lodge of Masons of California,, will be convened at three o’clock at the local a George L. Jones of Nevada City, and will then proceed to the monument to conduct the éeremony. Judge Edward W. Engs of Sierra county will deliver the oration. Musical numbers ‘wil also be given. The committee in charge is issuNevada City ing an invitation to the neighboring SS NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE B. JON, Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold Ott, Proprietor counties and towns to be present and participate in this event the ceremony being for the publie, Arrangements have been completed for the Pathe and Universal News Reel percentage ‘of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurets apd photographers to be present for the values of tallings. Assays made for geld, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check wa ott : New York-California beeen abba Westchester atid Capital of California Fire Insurances compan promptly attended to. Agent for automobile: insurance. W hen school bells are ringing— instant hot water helps get the children off — saves 4 to 6 hours each week in housework When there are little faces to be washed, ciean clothes to be put on and all before the school bell rings, then an abundant supply of hot water saves mother’s time—-if she has hot water without bother or waiting. There is no need of watching the automatic gas water heater. You can have plenty of hot water day and night. It costs less than one-fifth of a cent per gallon— the lowest cost of any method for heating water in the home. Details on replacing your old water heater with a new automatic gas water heater can be obtained at a dealer's store or by telephoning our local office. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY BPGave: Owned Operated Managed by Californians. ote : gedeceegeetocge ees fec de deeeetetecetetesniededideoied ee eee A Full Line of Pies and Cakes SALLY ANN BREAD ‘Baked Fresh Daily. Sanitary Wrapped and Sealed FREEMAN BAKERY Grass Valley Our Goods on Sale at the Nevada City Luchroom movies, Along with this they are taking some of the huge Pelton en. Aly’ wheels which are running power plants to be shown. with the ceremony and the first Pelton wheel. The first Pelton wheel which is owned by the Groves family will be put on display the day of the ceremony as well as a large photograph of the pioneer inventor. Following the ceremony at night, a bess benefit dance will be held, dan a until daylight, with a big midnight supper. A fine orchestra from Marysville, with lots of pep and putting forth the latest and best in dance music has been obtained. A fine supper will be served and everyone is guaranteed a good time, Two of the worst forest fires of the season broke out Monday joon near Lohmans Ranch and Pike City, about a mile apart. The local department got right on the job and within the afternoon a large crew in the .neighborhood of seventy five men Were on the scene battling the flames. The crew of the. Oak Valley Lumber Company was. called into service as well as al] idle men in the loeality. The fire was in a thick wooded section and with a stiff breeze made fighting it. quite difficult. The fire was put under jcontrol Monday night, and partly got away again by the wind on Tuesday but was again controlled. George Butz had the misfortune. of eutting his foot with an axe quite badly and had to return. A second forest fire broke out Sunday at Sandusky Crek near Forest City, but was soon put under control by the local department. B. F. MeNaught and Seymore Smith of the Halkyard mine, returned Saturday from a brief business visit to the south. Eugene H. Hays made a trip to Marysville Friday . taking the mai} ‘through on account of the lower stage breaking down. The first forest fire of the season tn this ditrict broke out Sunday afternoon at Monshine and wags quickly put under control under the direction of District Ranger Frank W. Meggers. i Mr. and Mrs. Charles °C. Strandberg of Oakland are vacationing dt the Dietrich Ranch near town. Mrs. R. A. Ramm left Friday for her home at San Francisco after spending the summer at her old home here. Mr. and Mrs, Louis J. Joubert left Sunday for Berkeley after spending a few weeks visiting relatives. Misses Lucille Fogarty Evelyn Kessler and Helen McCullough and Wayne Hunter were in town Friday Visiting friends, Cart I, Wheat -attorney.at. jaw of Bete EE EEE EEE EEE EEE EE EEO EG EEG S RES Gr San Francisco, “accompanied by @ Se ee ; party of friends spent . the week : end here looking’ up some pioneer _ eafeadengente ee teateoge te teoteteedesfeste ete fesdeeobe dented > SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Not!.ing better for remodeling , Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at a moment's notice Mies Virginia Ramm = arrived . a I ‘THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass Valley historical facts. Miss Juanita. Wright, who has been visiting Miss Lesta H. Joubert at Oak Valley left Sunday for her home in Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Bishop and Frank P. Godfrey motored to Nevada City Saturd y Saturday. few days ago from the bay district on a short viit here. with relatives, Miss Henrietta Ramm, who spent er summer vacation here returned ‘ {Paine Bros. mine near Lake City, . City during last week. MINING PERSONALS Miss Fay Murphy spent two weeks ay F. Kinney, “foehied of the : in Sacramento visiting her mother,. Birchville section, was in Nevada : Mrs. Willlam Tippit. City recently. George Costa, who has been doing Elzear Foley has entered U. C. Ed Carey, who was injured at the development work at the Oakland at Berkeley for the coming term. Gaston mine recently, is making a mine north of Sierra City returned to Downieville. Adam Kieffer came down from the Gibraltar mine to Downieyille WM. H, STOMBS ANNA B TUCKER owing to an attack of tonsilitis. Agent Searcher of Records J. H. Schofield of Downieville. Superior Fire Insurance Company Conyeyancing has taken the foremanship of the Pittsburg, Penna. Typing Promptly and Neatly Done La Porte mines near Gibsonville. Address: Wood St., Lost. Hill Phone Nevara City 212R President A. O. Witte, of the Nevada City Headquarters-Searls Bldg. Grass Valley-Boreham Gold Mining} ‘company, came up from -Los Angeles . OOOO tte ppt tetetetitettetig it and is at the mill at Town Talk while the mill operates on a test run of ore, which has been taken from the mine recently. . ‘ P R Mrs. Richard Phelan, who holds’ 0 H SHAD large mining properties in the Sierra City district, was a business } visitor in Nevada City Friday. Joe Bernard came down from the ‘ af : Brosh Creek mine for @ short. visit We have them in various sizes and in a pleasing with his familly in Nevada City. Mark and Henry Paine of the good recovery. selection of colors. Reasonably priced. were business visitors in Nevada Miss Erla Davidson of Richmond PORCH FURNITURE visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. . in Davidson for & few days reCanvas Hammocks are popular and priced to fit your n ° 4 Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Coughlan “ = : babe ae. Wikitors “Shee “eaaiiiner pocketbook. Grass and Wicker Chairs and Tables. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence King, and son Jimmy of San Francisco. M. T. Ayer, publisher of The Mountain Messenger was in Nevada City early last week. j GRASS RUGS Leonard A. Varden, employee of the Forest Service at Big Bend, was a business visitor in Nevada City, last week. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Breese had as a visitor their daughter, Mrs. “ur‘tad orte exe snd use oo ALPHA NARDWARE & SUPPLY PS of Washington were in Nevada City during last week. Mrs. M. P. Fischer passed through Nevada City Grass Vauey Alleghany town Friday from Rita ahd Bar enroute to Nevada City. Fred J. Joubert motored t oNevada City Thursday. Tom Baldwin arrived Thursday rom Modesto on a vist "THE NEW STEWART WARNER RADIOin ‘arious sizes and paite:ns. a: ‘* oN heehee AA OOOSEERER PERERA LERDY m ~ 2S MEGA E Ret ® Ht I OOOS She he ee iC te oon Margaret mbar oae Pa R. C. Zaring motor-. The Superlative Radio Set of the Year! At a reasonable price! . ed to Nevada City Tuesday. R. C. Zaring is suffering from an . A demonsration will prove it. infected eye. Mrs. William O, Grant returned Sunday from Oroville where she has been, visiting her daughter, Mire. FISCHER’S ELECTRIC AND SPORTING George Rogers and family. Miss Carmine Veck of DownleGOODS STORE ville passed through Tuesday enMorgan and Powell Bldg. Nevada City route to Nevada. City. : Electrical Wiring and Contracting s ee — —— 4 RECEIVING]! . . . Bl tok . . : Til: . al rn ¢ i 1 ania pO SAVE WITH SAFETY When you place your money in a savings account, you can go to sleep at night with every assurance that it will be worth a little more when you wake up in the morning. At the end of.the half year you are sure it has earned you a profit. The same money invested in a security might increase in value, but on the opposite hand it might take an opposite di_pecrection. They have been known to do so. Our savings accounts keep on increasing each month, and we shall be glad to have you on our list if you are not already patrons in our savings department. BANK OF AMERICA — os OF CALIFORNIA —— =< ee ne NEVADA CITY BRANCH : Nevada City

SPECIAL COMBINATION OFFER Kleenex Kerchiefs ...... Hh And a Full Pound of Thetarical Cold Cream: a $1.00 A Regular $1.25 Value H. DICKERMAN Druggist and Stationer osfestestenfe ogee esferteate tester stesteoeoeofeate ate teeta eet dates esi eestor Gee tos ee E = = -. BOTH FOR 79C FRUIT CANNING SUPPLIES ° } Pas d Master Mason and Kerr Economy Jars, Pints 90c doz., quarts $1.10 . Masonic hall by Past Gran Tops, Caps, and Botles carried in Sock Sugar in small or large lots, low prices Big Savings on Chicken Feed GHIDOTTPS GROCERY Sacramento Street . BE DEDICATED SATURDAY CAeTON IRE. August 24— The Pelton monument ts finished, the forms ate being taken down, everything being touched up and in shape for the dedication ceremony Saturday. The monument stands eleven feet in the air, and is 110X110 feet at the base, its building consumed 6000 pounds of cement a ton of iron, ten yards of gravel and a large quantity of foundation rock. The weight all in all is over 139,500 pounds. The large bronze tablet, weighing over 90 pounds is placed in the front of the column, the small bronze wheel above it; and the 14 inch old type Pelton wheel at the top. A platform is being #rected at the front from which the ceremony will be held. The Grand Lodge of Masons of California,, will be convened at three o’clock at the local a George L. Jones of Nevada City, and will then proceed to the monument to conduct the éeremony. Judge Edward W. Engs of Sierra county will deliver the oration. Musical numbers ‘wil also be given. The committee in charge is issuNevada City ing an invitation to the neighboring SS NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE B. JON, Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold Ott, Proprietor counties and towns to be present and participate in this event the ceremony being for the publie, Arrangements have been completed for the Pathe and Universal News Reel percentage ‘of sulphurets, value of sulphurets, value of sulphurets apd photographers to be present for the values of tallings. Assays made for geld, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check wa ott : New York-California beeen abba Westchester atid Capital of California Fire Insurances compan promptly attended to. Agent for automobile: insurance. W hen school bells are ringing— instant hot water helps get the children off — saves 4 to 6 hours each week in housework When there are little faces to be washed, ciean clothes to be put on and all before the school bell rings, then an abundant supply of hot water saves mother’s time—-if she has hot water without bother or waiting. There is no need of watching the automatic gas water heater. You can have plenty of hot water day and night. It costs less than one-fifth of a cent per gallon— the lowest cost of any method for heating water in the home. Details on replacing your old water heater with a new automatic gas water heater can be obtained at a dealer's store or by telephoning our local office. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY BPGave: Owned Operated Managed by Californians. ote : gedeceegeetocge ees fec de deeeetetecetetesniededideoied ee eee A Full Line of Pies and Cakes SALLY ANN BREAD ‘Baked Fresh Daily. Sanitary Wrapped and Sealed FREEMAN BAKERY Grass Valley Our Goods on Sale at the Nevada City Luchroom movies, Along with this they are taking some of the huge Pelton en. Aly’ wheels which are running power plants to be shown. with the ceremony and the first Pelton wheel. The first Pelton wheel which is owned by the Groves family will be put on display the day of the ceremony as well as a large photograph of the pioneer inventor. Following the ceremony at night, a bess benefit dance will be held, dan a until daylight, with a big midnight supper. A fine orchestra from Marysville, with lots of pep and putting forth the latest and best in dance music has been obtained. A fine supper will be served and everyone is guaranteed a good time, Two of the worst forest fires of the season broke out Monday joon near Lohmans Ranch and Pike City, about a mile apart. The local department got right on the job and within the afternoon a large crew in the .neighborhood of seventy five men Were on the scene battling the flames. The crew of the. Oak Valley Lumber Company was. called into service as well as al] idle men in the loeality. The fire was in a thick wooded section and with a stiff breeze made fighting it. quite difficult. The fire was put under jcontrol Monday night, and partly got away again by the wind on Tuesday but was again controlled. George Butz had the misfortune. of eutting his foot with an axe quite badly and had to return. A second forest fire broke out Sunday at Sandusky Crek near Forest City, but was soon put under control by the local department. B. F. MeNaught and Seymore Smith of the Halkyard mine, returned Saturday from a brief business visit to the south. Eugene H. Hays made a trip to Marysville Friday . taking the mai} ‘through on account of the lower stage breaking down.

The first forest fire of the season tn this ditrict broke out Sunday afternoon at Monshine and wags quickly put under control under the direction of District Ranger Frank W. Meggers. i Mr. and Mrs. Charles °C. Strandberg of Oakland are vacationing dt the Dietrich Ranch near town. Mrs. R. A. Ramm left Friday for her home at San Francisco after spending the summer at her old home here. Mr. and Mrs, Louis J. Joubert left Sunday for Berkeley after spending a few weeks visiting relatives. Misses Lucille Fogarty Evelyn Kessler and Helen McCullough and Wayne Hunter were in town Friday Visiting friends, Cart I, Wheat -attorney.at. jaw of Bete EE EEE EEE EEE EEE EE EEO EG EEG S RES Gr San Francisco, “accompanied by @ Se ee ; party of friends spent . the week : end here looking’ up some pioneer _ eafeadengente ee teateoge te teoteteedesfeste ete fesdeeobe dented > SCHUMITE PLASTER WALL BOARD A new Carload just received. Not!.ing better for remodeling , Can be painted, tinted or papered. Our prices are right Any building material can be supplied at a moment's notice Mies Virginia Ramm = arrived . a I ‘THE DIAMOND MATCH COMPANY Phone 42 Grass Valley historical facts. Miss Juanita. Wright, who has been visiting Miss Lesta H. Joubert at Oak Valley left Sunday for her home in Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Bishop and Frank P. Godfrey motored to Nevada City Saturd y Saturday. few days ago from the bay district on a short viit here. with relatives, Miss Henrietta Ramm, who spent er summer vacation here returned ‘ {Paine Bros. mine near Lake City, . City during last week. MINING PERSONALS Miss Fay Murphy spent two weeks ay F. Kinney, “foehied of the : in Sacramento visiting her mother,. Birchville section, was in Nevada : Mrs. Willlam Tippit. City recently. George Costa, who has been doing Elzear Foley has entered U. C. Ed Carey, who was injured at the development work at the Oakland at Berkeley for the coming term. Gaston mine recently, is making a mine north of Sierra City returned to Downieville. Adam Kieffer came down from the Gibraltar mine to Downieyille WM. H, STOMBS ANNA B TUCKER owing to an attack of tonsilitis. Agent Searcher of Records J. H. Schofield of Downieville. Superior Fire Insurance Company Conyeyancing has taken the foremanship of the Pittsburg, Penna. Typing Promptly and Neatly Done La Porte mines near Gibsonville. Address: Wood St., Lost. Hill Phone Nevara City 212R President A. O. Witte, of the Nevada City Headquarters-Searls Bldg. Grass Valley-Boreham Gold Mining} ‘company, came up from -Los Angeles . OOOO tte ppt tetetetitettetig it and is at the mill at Town Talk while the mill operates on a test run of ore, which has been taken from the mine recently. . ‘ P R Mrs. Richard Phelan, who holds’ 0 H SHAD large mining properties in the Sierra City district, was a business } visitor in Nevada City Friday. Joe Bernard came down from the ‘ af : Brosh Creek mine for @ short. visit We have them in various sizes and in a pleasing with his familly in Nevada City. Mark and Henry Paine of the good recovery. selection of colors. Reasonably priced. were business visitors in Nevada Miss Erla Davidson of Richmond PORCH FURNITURE visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. . in Davidson for & few days reCanvas Hammocks are popular and priced to fit your n ° 4 Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Coughlan “ = : babe ae. Wikitors “Shee “eaaiiiner pocketbook. Grass and Wicker Chairs and Tables. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence King, and son Jimmy of San Francisco. M. T. Ayer, publisher of The Mountain Messenger was in Nevada City early last week. j GRASS RUGS Leonard A. Varden, employee of the Forest Service at Big Bend, was a business visitor in Nevada City, last week. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Breese had as a visitor their daughter, Mrs. “ur‘tad orte exe snd use oo ALPHA NARDWARE & SUPPLY PS of Washington were in Nevada City during last week. Mrs. M. P. Fischer passed through Nevada City Grass Vauey Alleghany town Friday from Rita ahd Bar enroute to Nevada City. Fred J. Joubert motored t oNevada City Thursday. Tom Baldwin arrived Thursday rom Modesto on a vist "THE NEW STEWART WARNER RADIOin ‘arious sizes and paite:ns. a: ‘* oN heehee AA OOOSEERER PERERA LERDY m ~ 2S MEGA E Ret ® Ht I OOOS She he ee iC te oon Margaret mbar oae Pa R. C. Zaring motor-. The Superlative Radio Set of the Year! At a reasonable price! . ed to Nevada City Tuesday. R. C. Zaring is suffering from an . A demonsration will prove it. infected eye. Mrs. William O, Grant returned Sunday from Oroville where she has been, visiting her daughter, Mire. FISCHER’S ELECTRIC AND SPORTING George Rogers and family. Miss Carmine Veck of DownleGOODS STORE ville passed through Tuesday enMorgan and Powell Bldg. Nevada City route to Nevada. City. : Electrical Wiring and Contracting s ee — —— 4 RECEIVING]! . . . Bl tok . . : Til: . al rn ¢ i 1 ania pO SAVE WITH SAFETY When you place your money in a savings account, you can go to sleep at night with every assurance that it will be worth a little more when you wake up in the morning. At the end of.the half year you are sure it has earned you a profit. The same money invested in a security might increase in value, but on the opposite hand it might take an opposite di_pecrection. They have been known to do so. Our savings accounts keep on increasing each month, and we shall be glad to have you on our list if you are not already patrons in our savings department. BANK OF AMERICA — os OF CALIFORNIA —— =< ee ne NEVADA CITY BRANCH : Nevada City