The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-04-10
L0VELOCK LOCALS.

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Marian Moore of Nickel was in town
on the 5th.
Emmett Reid returned from Carson on
the Sd, inst.
John Hill is suffering very severely
with rheumatism.
Gen'l g. +. Turritin paid Loyelock a
short visit last week.
q. w. Peltier returned from San Fran
cisco last week, Tuesday.
Roadmaster James Griffin of Wads- |
worth came as far as Lovelock Friday. |
Geo. Sutherland, foreman of the Baden |
Cattle Company, was in town last week.
Geo. Metcalf and Thomas Shearer
started overland last week for Montana. |
John Hill Is going out Of the cattle
business. He sold his stock cattle to
Mr.. Wheeler.
Fred Lovelock on returning from Cot
tonwood last week brought i'll q choice
load OF wood.
Some of the ranchers in the lower part
of the Valley sowed their wheat last
week.
Rev. Geo. King returned last Friday. |
Sunday he delivered a very interesting
discourse.
Mamie Van Reed, having stayed a
couple Of weeks with her brotners in
the Valley returned to town Friday.
w. e. Pitt says that all are sick at his
house except himself, and nothing can
make him sick except u good word for
the legislature.
Two trainloads of John Sparks cattle |
passed through Sunday on their way ~
eastern markets.
VIM. Downing has settled up his BUSH |
ness in the Valley and has gene to San
Francisco 10 live.
Mrs s. r. Edmundson will shortly |
move into the house owned by G. w.
Tavener which was formerly occupied
by Mrs. O'Neill.
Miss Nellie H~ollinsworth, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. f. A. Pei
tier, returned last week to her home in
Woodland, California,
DIR. Hutchins from the Anthony
mines was in town last week. The DIR.
is confident that the mines will be prof
itably worked before long.
Last Saturday Thos. Bangs and r.
Springer arrived with a carload of steers
from Unionvllle, which had been pur-
chased by J. II. Thies from Mr.. Brown.
The social PARTY given at FELIX'S Hall
April 9th, for the benefit of Prof. Barnes
was a grand success. 1t was considered
one Of the most enjoyable parties OF the
season. Il
Frank Nelson, SNOWFALL" has gone
to Rye Patch to assist Mr.. Louis Smith
in the construction of a flulne for G. w.
The structure 10 to be one half
mile long.
Paul Reid and Ebby Torey who have
been camping at Hot Springs near I'm
for the last month returned on
the 4th, inst. much improved in health.
their visit there were twelve or
thirteen others at the Springs recuperat-
ing.
Preparations are being completed for
the Circulating Library entertainment
to be given by the ladies OF the l. o.
q. T. next Saturday evening at Feliz
Hall. Prof. Barnes has been engaged to
the music and a good time is an
ticipated.
John Abel of Elko who was employed
at the Hospital for the treatment oil
mental diseases, resigned his position
and returned to Elko. On his return he
paid Lovelock a short visit. Mr.. Abel
says the reason he resigned was because
the work was not agreeable to him.
BY the acts of some of the "native
during the past week one must
infer that they were taken, many Of
them, for whites, and permitted to enjoy
the same privileges In the participation
of liquor, for many of them acted like
beings who bad been drinking some
thing stronger than water. We will all be |