September 20, 1937 (10 pages)

evada Gounty 1936 NEVADA CITY NUGGET oa St a ee a a te a tetetettegere MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1937. Gold and dilver Output $10,000,000 Se : eferteetergets LANDIS HOSPITAL AND CLINIC VALUABLE ASSET Modern hospitalization in cities and towns worthy of the name is a conceded hallmark indicative of civic pride and a sincere desire on the part of thinking men and women to provide such facilities as are most “necessary and essential to suc -essinland varied ly cope with the many contingemeies coming under the category of all manner of physical infirmities to which humanity is heir. On the other hand, wherever well managed and well maintained hospital aceommodation is lacking, communities so affected sustain a Toss in county, state and national p tige that cannot be estimated from the yiewpoint~of dollars and cents. While. therefore, summarizing in this progress edition the more outstanding things that have, upward of one hundred years, kept Nevada County’s potential greatness constantly in the publie eye, we have! also endeavoted to set forth a faithfor bine their forees so efficiently and effectively as to have deservedly won the confidence, co-operation and good will of all classes of right local people, and patients particular. thinking their trusting In laboratory in fittings, furnishings and and surgery equipment, including, of course, other appointments for the convenience of patjents, staff and visitors, the Landis Hospital and Clinic is a substantial Grass Valley fixture surpassed by no other public or private institution of the kind within or without the state of California. A mode! hospit its al and clinie in the truest sense of the term Doctor Landis, in his wisdom and foresight T: has made ample proyision for the handling, with prompthess and dispatch, of cases coming under almost every conceivable category of human disability, and to this end the various model departments of this well thought of, homeowned institution are’ presided over by conscientious specialists in surgery and medicine, ful portrayal of the more salient things that are at present contribut-! ing, not only to Nevada County's . marked business and industrial en-. , terprise and consequent prosperity, but health, happiness and con. tentment of our county's citizenry as . well. . Under this latter category. too. much merited credit cannot be a) corded the scrupulously appointed . Landis Hospital and Clinic which, during the four years ofence, has made an indelible jmpressfon for great good in Nevada County’s twin cities, and the county as whole. : By virtue of Nevada County's mesely rich, developed, partially developed and as vet undeveloped, mineral territory, to say nothing of numerous other valuable, virgin, natural resources, it is the consensus of opinion in well informed rehabilitation circles, that as an ideal scenic and health location for desirable, yearround homesites, coupled with contirnous new undertakings in business and industry, Nevada County} faces a bright and prosperous future and is destined, ‘ere long, to accommodate a population that wil) compare favorably with any of the state’s more densely settled. rural localitles. ' : From this viewpoint, if no other, the Landis Hospital and Clinie has already come to be looked upon, indeed, welcomed, as a permanent county asset of major importance to the well being of every thinking property owner and discerning wage earner domiciled within the county’s borders, and the wide territory around. Not only is this splendid institution a shining example of approved 20th Century procedure in well ordered and scrupulously managed hospitalization, but in a literal sense, it deserves to be looked upon the $d imas the highest form of silent tribute . that a grateful, local people could possibly pay to its far-sighted creator and responsible head in the person of Doctor Richard P. Landis. Skilled surgeons medica practitioners of undoubted professional competency, Doctor Landis and His worthy co-worker and as. sociate, Doctor Charles Wood, com-. . . it’s an old dress I have to believe you. You sure look good to me. IT’S BECAUSE— she is always well groomed. She has her clothes cleaned the and materia-. IM. D, Ott Bldg., Nevada City. headed by Doctor Landis himself, land assisted by Doctor Wood, while} a Doctor. Walter. Durfee, an optomet. 'rist of wide practical and technical experience in the things peeuliar to his specialty calling all who know him as the right man in the right place. Spacious quarters are given over ‘for the practice of modern dentistry jin all its branches, and of no less imts exist. . portance to an inteested. public is the retention of Howard ‘Josenh, a skilled chiropodist whose expert knowledge of the treatment and care Hospital .and €linic, and the munity at large. right to be justly proud of not a few daughters whose genius, noteworthy achievement in various fields of useful» endeavor have rewhile in In this respect Doctor Landis, a comparative newcomer, is, ‘truth and in fact, a most valuable acauisition to the prosperous com-. munity of Grass. Valley, of his hospital and clinic. A keen student of the mysteries of science and nature as exemplified in the broad field of never-ending search and research, the Landis Transfusion Syringe, which has been acclaimed within and without *the medical profession as a timely, scientific innovation of incalculable worth fully justifies the well consideed opinion: of this newspaper. and Nevada CGounty’s populace as a whole, that the Landis Hospital and Clinic. and Doctor Landis personally, together with his institutions profeshis carefully trained, acnurses, sepstand out as sional personnel and chosen staff of highly commodating, graduate arately and collectively, a pronounced boon to the present and future ‘prosperity, health, happiness and contentment of Nevada County and its people. a H. S. ANDERSON ENJOYS COMMUNITY GOOD WILL Having ‘held a position of trusi . with one of the country’s reputable, major oil no less than seven consecutive years prior to taking over the control and ‘operation of the popular Pee -Dee Que Super Seryice Station ideally lo} and Pine streets, in Nevada City, the main traveled artery ett s Nevada City with Grass Valley, H. S. Anderson has since is regarded by . ' watchmaker. of the human foot makes him a most} valuable acquisition to the Landis. eom-. Manufacture and sale of jewelry and ‘elass manufacturing jeweler . ANOTHER VIEW OF THE SPLENDID, FIRE PROOF, 5 COUNTY COURT HOUSE . { ah This isa second view of the Nevada County court house. was taken by Myers Mobley while the seaffolding was still clinging to the rear of the building where the new, up-to-date jail is located. A. HARTUNG’S, AN OLD AND RESPECTED JEWELRY STORE The business now owned by Mr. A. Hart jeweler, had itsfiret inception in a frame building situated on Broad street. The pbuilding was where the Bennetts building is now standing. The jewelery business in this building was first started by Mr: F. C. Luetje, who was a skilled This was in the year when Nevada (without the was. just a “little fellow. Mr. C. J. Brand, a firstbecame associated with Mr. Luetje and they conducted two departments independent of each other in the same Mr. Brand took care of the tung: 1866, NQIUY ); In. 1872, ” store. . silverware and Mr. Luetje was reof their own native born sons and . thrift and; . . Nevada Gounty pioneers have the . Sponsible for the repairing of watches, clocks and carried a stock of goods. Mr. Brand and this jewelry company was famous for making gold nugget jewelry and his fine workmanship with this material. Mr. flected well on this county and siate. . Brand once made a gold horseshoe inset with gold quartz and petrified wood for Mr. John Spaulding who which he . wisely selected as the permanenteite , ful and nationally } Py t companies for . cated at the junction of eeap-oieinits he locating . here one year ago, established such . a creditable record for considerate treatment accorded all . classes of deserving people, that his . modern Pee Dee Que Service Station . has steadily grown in community } favor and has, accordingly, proven . most satisfactory outlet for the dis-. peusing of the quality Associated and. Mohawk products handled. . BPxperienced, conscientious service . station operators such as Mr. Ander-. son cannot be too highly regarded or too generously patronized by thinking people of any community, . and in recognition of the really good work he ‘has accomplished since coming to Nevada City in his considerate, courteous treatment of home ear and truck owners, and more particularly, visiting strangers who carry to their respective homes elsewhere in the state and nation, pleasing accounts of the satisfactory manner in which they have been dealt with while visiting this city and district,’ justifies our bespeaking , for Mr. Anderson a long continuance of whole-hearted community support. Correct Glasses — W. P. Sawyer, . courteous, . the . / had a number of horses and kept it for a souvenir. Their business was very successincreased se much that it was necessary to have more space. On a warm June day in 1874, they moved into the building at 306 Broad street, the present building of the A. Hartung store. After moving into this new building, the Brand-Luetje company increased their stock -f goods a great deal. In the winter of 1875, "Mr. A. Hartung was broken in as an apprentice by Mr. Luetje. Mr. Hartung served for five years in that capacity and later attended an horological school in Burope. It was about this time that the clock, which everyone notices when they go in the store, nowadays, was purchased from a firm in the East. movement and an Ameriean case. The large pendulum in the clock has ticked faithfully for forty five years and is respected by all who look at it. j Mr. A. Hartung was admitted as a partner with F. C. Luetje, and this partnership. continued successfully until about 1897, when H. W. HarIF TWO FREE BLADES DON’T GIVE WORLD'S BEST SHAVES. San Fonic A pleasantly flavored stimulating . . TONIC . This combination of carefully . i selected ingredients ® provides a . valuable tonic, pleasant to take . and promptly effective. $1.00 bottle Ever Ready Flash Lights all the new cases and styles Everyready Dated c Batteries 1 0 Radiant Battery DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA OITY The clock has a Swiss} tung, who had also leaned the trade, finishing in Philadelphia and Chicazo, bought out the one half interest of Mr. Luetje and the Hartung Brothers formed a co-partnership undeér the firm name of A. and H. W. Hartung. The partnership continued un. til. 1916, when it was dissolved by . mutual consent. H. W. Hartung took over the Grass Valley store and A. Hartung continued in the Nevada City store. This Grass Valley store was purchased from Carl Zapf, Mr. A. Hartung and son, Everett, H. W. Brand formed 2 co-partnership under the name of BE. W. Hartung and Company. Owing to the death of E. W. Hartung, this partnership was dissolved later and H. W. Hartung took over, by purchase, the entire stock and good will of the firm. There are a few people, perhaps, who can remember an exprosion about this time in Nevada City. It was a ‘dynamite explosion and blew out a)most all the narow store windows in town. Because of this, the present plate glass window was installed. Herman W. Brand, who had learned the jewelers’ trade under his father was accepted as a full partner by his father in 1897. This jewelry. company was known as the C. J. Brand and Son Jewelry Store. It is interesting to note that at one time there were five people working in this store. The Brand family continued the business until 1925: The male members of the family having passed on, the mother and daughter decided to close out the business and conducted a sale of the fixtures. Mr. A. Hartung purchased their fixtures and put in a stock of jewelery and silverware and has continued the business successfully up to the present time, assisted ably by Miss Maude Keenan, who has been an employee in ithe store since 1922. One can readily understand the pride that not only the owner of such la business feels in its long and honiorable history, but also that of Nevada City’s old time families who still uses and esteem silverware, watches and clocks purchased from A. Hartung and the members of the Brand and Hartung families in years agone. Honest craftsmanship and honest values endure in honor through the years. NEVADA CITY BOTTLING WORKS MODEL HOME INDUSTRY The Nevada City Bottling Works under the responsible ownershi ip and progressive management of Mr. E. R. Stambaugh, deserves. classification as among Nevada County’ s really useful home industries that are entitled to the preferential consid. eration and support of all elasses of patriotic, local people. Nowhere in the country are more delicious, prime quality ,carbonated beverages . more scrupulously or painstakingly prepared under approved sanitary conditions for human consumption, than is the case at Mr. Stambaugh’s completely fitted up plant. Since, therefore, Nevada County is already deservedly recognized the country over as among California’s . more popular, year-round, scenic re. sort and health centers, not only . should public-spirited, local people . feel justly proud of the Nevada City . Bottling Works, but cheerfully cooperate with Mr Stambaugh in helping make this useful Nevada Coun. ty enterprise one of the most notable . of the kind in the West. VALLEY MINES A cross cut is being driven north in the St. Louis tunnel and it will be completed in about a month, Te Bellefontaine shaft was unwatered last week for the first time in many years. Pumps used in the past were unable to handle a heavy flow of water. e This view . ERROL MacBOYLE LOYAL NEVADA COUNTY STANDBY Nevada County can, in her more than eighty years of creditable, colorful gravel and quartz mining history, point with no little pride to_not a few high-minded, publie-spirited men and women who have been prominently identified with the generations that have come and gone; and have, by virtue of their fine leadership and unerring conception of the needs .of a new country and its people, left an indelible impression for good this county’s remarkable growth and development. While, more in therefore, reviewing the noteworthy doings of thinking men and women-of-affairs throughout our county’s bristling history, it is doubtful if at any time-since the first . explorations were undertaken and stettlements effected where the county’s Twin Cities now stand, a single human soul of past or present re,cord has generously and unselfishand talents more usefully in : common domiciled here, than has one of Nevada County’s, and we might add, the person of Mr. Errol MacBoyle. By nature and by training a keen humanitarian uplift and communi yj well-being, Errol MacBoyle, imbue in fundamental ‘‘Golden Rule’’ principles, launched out, bereft of. purse of script, at a comparatively early age, to, notwithstanding the innum-erable, dpparently unsurmountable handicaps not infrequently encountered from the outset, successfully wrest from Mother Nature his fair share of the lucrative, hidden treasGold Rush Days of ’49, made Nevada over. To narrate in detail ne intensely! interesting life story of Errol MacBoyle, including his marked achievements in the world of business and industry, and above all, his given withhout show or would require volumes in print These praiseworthy characteristics, by no means uncommon in the timehonored MacBoyle clan, been, and still are, as and when occasion requires, brought into play needy in particular. the commendable principles already noted, the wellbeing, comfort and mutual harmonyexemplified in. the whole-hearted. brotherly goodfellowship between . nimself and his mammoth company’s sizable army of satisfied, loyal employees and theif respective families, has ever and always been a matter of self evident, personal. concern with Mr. MacBoyle. Suffiee to briefly point ou: information and enlightenment of the’galaxy of interested, information seeking readers. who will these pages at home and beyond, ti< o’ Mr. MacBoyle’s natural, creaiive inclinations and desire to not. only keep abreast of the times, but, not infrequently well in advance of the times, following, partial mary of this busy . Nevada County standby’s daily routine in scattered branches cf useful endeayor Will furnish thinking readers with at least a general working : carrying out of the simknowCounty, more than any, other in Cali. } fornia; deservedly famed the world . never. ostentation, . t . rol MacBoyle as a public benefactor. long have} by the worthy subject of this brief . sketch for the commendable purpose . : : ; weeks ago. a . . interest of all and sundry . California’s more respected and esteemed citizens of the present day in. , . ‘ . . ! with the conviction of his own belief! is first, ures that have, since ithe glamorous} . . . . ending benefactions always modestly . ‘his public and ledge of his conceded worth to the county of his choice, and all classes of people therein. As the energetic executive head of the Idaho-Maryland Mines Corporation and various allied interests throughout Nevada County and elsewhere having to do with extensive expanding mining and millMr. MacBoyle takes private obligations seriously, to the end that his every undertaking reflects great credit on himself, the country, his business associates and by virtue of the large payrolls involved, helps enrich all classes of the community. Other carefully planned, well-managed MacBoyle enterprises that have furnished a solid base for far-reaching advertising of immense value to the greater development of Nevada County’s innumerable. natural. resources and tangible » advantages, nart. altogether from the county’s rich, mineralized zones, exand ever ing operations, proven, 'ly employed his or her valuable time . tend into the realms of general purthe . pose farming, ranching, fruit growing and the breeding and raising of ' magnificent specimens of -fine horseflesh of carious classification, all earried on along the most approved lines formulated by modern science. Having risen from the ranks of that courageous element of men who student of the things that make for . intelligently employ both brawn and . pbrain to achiece the goal of their . cherished ambition, Errol MacBoyle last “and always, no matter what the circumstances, the tried and trusted friend and confidant of the deserving, conscientious wage earner. : This fact is amply attested by the unbroken harmony and good will that have, for so long, happily existed between the Idano-Maryland Mines Corporation and its loyal employees whose unity and sincerity of purpose combine to keep the ponderous machinery necessary to the smooth operation of all departments of one of Nevada County’s major industries, in, perpetual motion. Surely, therefore, the Nevada City Nugget, in common with its great host of readers, including, of course, every right thinking man, woman and child in Nevada-and neighboring counties, has the right to regard ErDEATH TAKES YOUNG MATRON Mrs. Kathleen Skewes, young wife of Burton Skewes of Grass Valley, died at the Nevada City Sanitarium ‘this morning. She had been ill ever . of helping promote and enhance county welfare in ’general, and the health,: happiness, prosperity and! contentment of the sick, ailing and! since the birth of a child about three Funeral arrangements . have not been completed but the funeral services will’ be held in . Grass Valley. 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Here’s a Préong 20. 5.35 9.65 end brand new travel Los Angeles 7.70 13.90 3:25 p. m. thrill within the Santa Barbara 9.55 17.95 =~ reach of everyede. ery: DEPOT Narrow Gauge R. R. Station, Telephone 87 GREYHO

evada Gounty 1936 NEVADA CITY NUGGET oa St a ee a a te a tetetettegere MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1937. Gold and dilver Output $10,000,000 Se : eferteetergets LANDIS HOSPITAL AND CLINIC VALUABLE ASSET Modern hospitalization in cities and towns worthy of the name is a conceded hallmark indicative of civic pride and a sincere desire on the part of thinking men and women to provide such facilities as are most “necessary and essential to suc -essinland varied ly cope with the many contingemeies coming under the category of all manner of physical infirmities to which humanity is heir. On the other hand, wherever well managed and well maintained hospital aceommodation is lacking, communities so affected sustain a Toss in county, state and national p tige that cannot be estimated from the yiewpoint~of dollars and cents. While. therefore, summarizing in this progress edition the more outstanding things that have, upward of one hundred years, kept Nevada County’s potential greatness constantly in the publie eye, we have! also endeavoted to set forth a faithfor bine their forees so efficiently and effectively as to have deservedly won the confidence, co-operation and good will of all classes of right local people, and patients particular. thinking their trusting In laboratory in fittings, furnishings and and surgery equipment, including, of course, other appointments for the convenience of patjents, staff and visitors, the Landis Hospital and Clinic is a substantial Grass Valley fixture surpassed by no other public or private institution of the kind within or without the state of California. A mode! hospit its al and clinie in the truest sense of the term Doctor Landis, in his wisdom and foresight T: has made ample proyision for the handling, with prompthess and dispatch, of cases coming under almost every conceivable category of human disability, and to this end the various model departments of this well thought of, homeowned institution are’ presided over by conscientious specialists in surgery and medicine, ful portrayal of the more salient things that are at present contribut-! ing, not only to Nevada County's . marked business and industrial en-. , terprise and consequent prosperity, but health, happiness and con. tentment of our county's citizenry as . well. . Under this latter category. too. much merited credit cannot be a) corded the scrupulously appointed . Landis Hospital and Clinic which, during the four years ofence, has made an indelible jmpressfon for great good in Nevada County’s twin cities, and the county as whole. : By virtue of Nevada County's mesely rich, developed, partially developed and as vet undeveloped, mineral territory, to say nothing of numerous other valuable, virgin, natural resources, it is the consensus of opinion in well informed rehabilitation circles, that as an ideal scenic and health location for desirable, yearround homesites, coupled with contirnous new undertakings in business and industry, Nevada County} faces a bright and prosperous future and is destined, ‘ere long, to accommodate a population that wil) compare favorably with any of the state’s more densely settled. rural localitles. ' : From this viewpoint, if no other, the Landis Hospital and Clinie has already come to be looked upon, indeed, welcomed, as a permanent county asset of major importance to the well being of every thinking property owner and discerning wage earner domiciled within the county’s borders, and the wide territory around. Not only is this splendid institution a shining example of approved 20th Century procedure in well ordered and scrupulously managed hospitalization, but in a literal sense, it deserves to be looked upon the $d imas the highest form of silent tribute . that a grateful, local people could possibly pay to its far-sighted creator and responsible head in the person of Doctor Richard P. Landis. Skilled surgeons medica practitioners of undoubted professional competency, Doctor Landis and His worthy co-worker and as. sociate, Doctor Charles Wood, com-. . . it’s an old dress I have to believe you. You sure look good to me. IT’S BECAUSE— she is always well groomed. She has her clothes cleaned the and materia-. IM. D, Ott Bldg., Nevada City. headed by Doctor Landis himself, land assisted by Doctor Wood, while} a Doctor. Walter. Durfee, an optomet. 'rist of wide practical and technical experience in the things peeuliar to his specialty calling all who know him as the right man in the right place. Spacious quarters are given over ‘for the practice of modern dentistry jin all its branches, and of no less imts exist. . portance to an inteested. public is the retention of Howard ‘Josenh, a skilled chiropodist whose expert knowledge of the treatment and care Hospital .and €linic, and the munity at large. right to be justly proud of not a few daughters whose genius, noteworthy achievement in various fields of useful» endeavor have rewhile in In this respect Doctor Landis, a comparative newcomer, is, ‘truth and in fact, a most valuable acauisition to the prosperous com-. munity of Grass. Valley, of his hospital and clinic. A keen student of the mysteries of science and nature as exemplified in the broad field of never-ending search and research, the Landis Transfusion Syringe, which has been acclaimed within and without *the medical profession as a timely, scientific innovation of incalculable worth fully justifies the well consideed opinion: of this newspaper. and Nevada CGounty’s populace as a whole, that the Landis Hospital and Clinic. and Doctor Landis personally, together with his institutions profeshis carefully trained, acnurses, sepstand out as sional personnel and chosen staff of highly commodating, graduate arately and collectively, a pronounced boon to the present and future ‘prosperity, health, happiness and contentment of Nevada County and its people. a H. S. ANDERSON ENJOYS COMMUNITY GOOD WILL Having ‘held a position of trusi . with one of the country’s reputable, major oil no less than seven consecutive years prior to taking over the control and ‘operation of the popular Pee -Dee Que Super Seryice Station ideally lo} and Pine streets, in Nevada City, the main traveled artery ett s Nevada City with Grass Valley, H. S. Anderson has since is regarded by . ' watchmaker. of the human foot makes him a most} valuable acquisition to the Landis. eom-. Manufacture and sale of jewelry and ‘elass manufacturing jeweler . ANOTHER VIEW OF THE SPLENDID, FIRE PROOF, 5 COUNTY COURT HOUSE . { ah This isa second view of the Nevada County court house. was taken by Myers Mobley while the seaffolding was still clinging to the rear of the building where the new, up-to-date jail is located. A. HARTUNG’S, AN OLD AND RESPECTED JEWELRY STORE The business now owned by Mr. A. Hart jeweler, had itsfiret inception in a frame building situated on Broad street. The pbuilding was where the Bennetts building is now standing. The jewelery business in this building was first started by Mr: F. C. Luetje, who was a skilled This was in the year when Nevada (without the was. just a “little fellow. Mr. C. J. Brand, a firstbecame associated with Mr. Luetje and they conducted two departments independent of each other in the same Mr. Brand took care of the tung: 1866, NQIUY ); In. 1872, ” store. . silverware and Mr. Luetje was reof their own native born sons and . thrift and; . . Nevada Gounty pioneers have the . Sponsible for the repairing of watches, clocks and carried a stock of goods. Mr. Brand and this jewelry company was famous for making gold nugget jewelry and his fine workmanship with this material. Mr. flected well on this county and siate. . Brand once made a gold horseshoe inset with gold quartz and petrified wood for Mr. John Spaulding who which he . wisely selected as the permanenteite , ful and nationally } Py t companies for . cated at the junction of eeap-oieinits he locating . here one year ago, established such . a creditable record for considerate treatment accorded all . classes of deserving people, that his . modern Pee Dee Que Service Station . has steadily grown in community } favor and has, accordingly, proven . most satisfactory outlet for the dis-. peusing of the quality Associated and. Mohawk products handled. . BPxperienced, conscientious service . station operators such as Mr. Ander-. son cannot be too highly regarded or too generously patronized by thinking people of any community, . and in recognition of the really good work he ‘has accomplished since coming to Nevada City in his considerate, courteous treatment of home ear and truck owners, and more particularly, visiting strangers who carry to their respective homes elsewhere in the state and nation, pleasing accounts of the satisfactory manner in which they have been dealt with while visiting this city and district,’ justifies our bespeaking , for Mr. Anderson a long continuance of whole-hearted community support. Correct Glasses — W. P. Sawyer, . courteous, . the . / had a number of horses and kept it for a souvenir. Their business was very successincreased se much that it was necessary to have more space. On a warm June day in 1874, they moved into the building at 306 Broad street, the present building of the A. Hartung store. After moving into this new building, the Brand-Luetje company increased their stock -f goods a great deal. In the winter of 1875, "Mr. A. Hartung was broken in as an apprentice by Mr. Luetje. Mr. Hartung served for five years in that capacity and later attended an horological school in Burope. It was about this time that the clock, which everyone notices when they go in the store, nowadays, was purchased from a firm in the East. movement and an Ameriean case. The large pendulum in the clock has ticked faithfully for forty five years and is respected by all who look at it. j Mr. A. Hartung was admitted as a partner with F. C. Luetje, and this partnership. continued successfully until about 1897, when H. W. HarIF TWO FREE BLADES DON’T GIVE WORLD'S BEST SHAVES. San Fonic A pleasantly flavored stimulating . . TONIC . This combination of carefully . i selected ingredients ® provides a . valuable tonic, pleasant to take . and promptly effective. $1.00 bottle Ever Ready Flash Lights all the new cases and styles Everyready Dated c Batteries 1 0 Radiant Battery DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA OITY

The clock has a Swiss} tung, who had also leaned the trade, finishing in Philadelphia and Chicazo, bought out the one half interest of Mr. Luetje and the Hartung Brothers formed a co-partnership undeér the firm name of A. and H. W. Hartung. The partnership continued un. til. 1916, when it was dissolved by . mutual consent. H. W. Hartung took over the Grass Valley store and A. Hartung continued in the Nevada City store. This Grass Valley store was purchased from Carl Zapf, Mr. A. Hartung and son, Everett, H. W. Brand formed 2 co-partnership under the name of BE. W. Hartung and Company. Owing to the death of E. W. Hartung, this partnership was dissolved later and H. W. Hartung took over, by purchase, the entire stock and good will of the firm. There are a few people, perhaps, who can remember an exprosion about this time in Nevada City. It was a ‘dynamite explosion and blew out a)most all the narow store windows in town. Because of this, the present plate glass window was installed. Herman W. Brand, who had learned the jewelers’ trade under his father was accepted as a full partner by his father in 1897. This jewelry. company was known as the C. J. Brand and Son Jewelry Store. It is interesting to note that at one time there were five people working in this store. The Brand family continued the business until 1925: The male members of the family having passed on, the mother and daughter decided to close out the business and conducted a sale of the fixtures. Mr. A. Hartung purchased their fixtures and put in a stock of jewelery and silverware and has continued the business successfully up to the present time, assisted ably by Miss Maude Keenan, who has been an employee in ithe store since 1922. One can readily understand the pride that not only the owner of such la business feels in its long and honiorable history, but also that of Nevada City’s old time families who still uses and esteem silverware, watches and clocks purchased from A. Hartung and the members of the Brand and Hartung families in years agone. Honest craftsmanship and honest values endure in honor through the years. NEVADA CITY BOTTLING WORKS MODEL HOME INDUSTRY The Nevada City Bottling Works under the responsible ownershi ip and progressive management of Mr. E. R. Stambaugh, deserves. classification as among Nevada County’ s really useful home industries that are entitled to the preferential consid. eration and support of all elasses of patriotic, local people. Nowhere in the country are more delicious, prime quality ,carbonated beverages . more scrupulously or painstakingly prepared under approved sanitary conditions for human consumption, than is the case at Mr. Stambaugh’s completely fitted up plant. Since, therefore, Nevada County is already deservedly recognized the country over as among California’s . more popular, year-round, scenic re. sort and health centers, not only . should public-spirited, local people . feel justly proud of the Nevada City . Bottling Works, but cheerfully cooperate with Mr Stambaugh in helping make this useful Nevada Coun. ty enterprise one of the most notable . of the kind in the West. VALLEY MINES A cross cut is being driven north in the St. Louis tunnel and it will be completed in about a month, Te Bellefontaine shaft was unwatered last week for the first time in many years. Pumps used in the past were unable to handle a heavy flow of water. e This view . ERROL MacBOYLE LOYAL NEVADA COUNTY STANDBY Nevada County can, in her more than eighty years of creditable, colorful gravel and quartz mining history, point with no little pride to_not a few high-minded, publie-spirited men and women who have been prominently identified with the generations that have come and gone; and have, by virtue of their fine leadership and unerring conception of the needs .of a new country and its people, left an indelible impression for good this county’s remarkable growth and development. While, more in therefore, reviewing the noteworthy doings of thinking men and women-of-affairs throughout our county’s bristling history, it is doubtful if at any time-since the first . explorations were undertaken and stettlements effected where the county’s Twin Cities now stand, a single human soul of past or present re,cord has generously and unselfishand talents more usefully in : common domiciled here, than has one of Nevada County’s, and we might add, the person of Mr. Errol MacBoyle. By nature and by training a keen humanitarian uplift and communi yj well-being, Errol MacBoyle, imbue in fundamental ‘‘Golden Rule’’ principles, launched out, bereft of. purse of script, at a comparatively early age, to, notwithstanding the innum-erable, dpparently unsurmountable handicaps not infrequently encountered from the outset, successfully wrest from Mother Nature his fair share of the lucrative, hidden treasGold Rush Days of ’49, made Nevada over. To narrate in detail ne intensely! interesting life story of Errol MacBoyle, including his marked achievements in the world of business and industry, and above all, his given withhout show or would require volumes in print These praiseworthy characteristics, by no means uncommon in the timehonored MacBoyle clan, been, and still are, as and when occasion requires, brought into play needy in particular. the commendable principles already noted, the wellbeing, comfort and mutual harmonyexemplified in. the whole-hearted. brotherly goodfellowship between . nimself and his mammoth company’s sizable army of satisfied, loyal employees and theif respective families, has ever and always been a matter of self evident, personal. concern with Mr. MacBoyle. Suffiee to briefly point ou: information and enlightenment of the’galaxy of interested, information seeking readers. who will these pages at home and beyond, ti< o’ Mr. MacBoyle’s natural, creaiive inclinations and desire to not. only keep abreast of the times, but, not infrequently well in advance of the times, following, partial mary of this busy . Nevada County standby’s daily routine in scattered branches cf useful endeayor Will furnish thinking readers with at least a general working : carrying out of the simknowCounty, more than any, other in Cali. } fornia; deservedly famed the world . never. ostentation, . t . rol MacBoyle as a public benefactor. long have} by the worthy subject of this brief . sketch for the commendable purpose . : : ; weeks ago. a . . interest of all and sundry . California’s more respected and esteemed citizens of the present day in. , . ‘ . . ! with the conviction of his own belief! is first, ures that have, since ithe glamorous} . . . . ending benefactions always modestly . ‘his public and ledge of his conceded worth to the county of his choice, and all classes of people therein. As the energetic executive head of the Idaho-Maryland Mines Corporation and various allied interests throughout Nevada County and elsewhere having to do with extensive expanding mining and millMr. MacBoyle takes private obligations seriously, to the end that his every undertaking reflects great credit on himself, the country, his business associates and by virtue of the large payrolls involved, helps enrich all classes of the community. Other carefully planned, well-managed MacBoyle enterprises that have furnished a solid base for far-reaching advertising of immense value to the greater development of Nevada County’s innumerable. natural. resources and tangible » advantages, nart. altogether from the county’s rich, mineralized zones, exand ever ing operations, proven, 'ly employed his or her valuable time . tend into the realms of general purthe . pose farming, ranching, fruit growing and the breeding and raising of ' magnificent specimens of -fine horseflesh of carious classification, all earried on along the most approved lines formulated by modern science. Having risen from the ranks of that courageous element of men who student of the things that make for . intelligently employ both brawn and . pbrain to achiece the goal of their . cherished ambition, Errol MacBoyle last “and always, no matter what the circumstances, the tried and trusted friend and confidant of the deserving, conscientious wage earner. : This fact is amply attested by the unbroken harmony and good will that have, for so long, happily existed between the Idano-Maryland Mines Corporation and its loyal employees whose unity and sincerity of purpose combine to keep the ponderous machinery necessary to the smooth operation of all departments of one of Nevada County’s major industries, in, perpetual motion. Surely, therefore, the Nevada City Nugget, in common with its great host of readers, including, of course, every right thinking man, woman and child in Nevada-and neighboring counties, has the right to regard ErDEATH TAKES YOUNG MATRON Mrs. Kathleen Skewes, young wife of Burton Skewes of Grass Valley, died at the Nevada City Sanitarium ‘this morning. She had been ill ever . of helping promote and enhance county welfare in ’general, and the health,: happiness, prosperity and! contentment of the sick, ailing and! since the birth of a child about three Funeral arrangements . have not been completed but the funeral services will’ be held in . Grass Valley. 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