The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-09-25
LOVELOCK LOCALS

P. n. Marker returned from Reno
Sunday.
Mr.. l. Springer of Unionville was in
town Sunday.
Jno. Hill went to the Kyle Hot
Springs Friday.
Col. Jos. Marzen returned from Sac
r%anlento Saturday.
w. G. Pitt and family lett for Reno
Tuesday to attend the State Fair.
A. Peltier returned from Sacramento
last week where had been visiting old
friends.
Contractor Carmichael is building an
addition to the south side OF Mr. Welsh's
house. :.
j. Jorgenson returned from Winnie
mucca last Tuesday where he was called
on business.
S. r. Young expects men here the
latter part of the week TO
work on his dam.
Jos. Hill, on his return from Winnie
mucca last Tuesday, went to San Fran
cisco on business.
The turn table which was situated
near the coal yard north ii town has
been moved to Utah.
Geo. and Bert Stoker arrived from
Elko county Friday with thirteen young
horses which they drove down.
H. Monroe and Mrs. Logan were u
nited in holy matrimony last Tuesday
evening. Justice Young performed the
ceremony.
Thursday Mr.. Robt. Welsh went to
Table Mountain to look after the well
fare of his sheep. He is expected to re-
turn every day.
Saturday John Thacker, ex-Sheriff OF
this County, drove one hundred and
seventy-fve head of beef cattle to Mr..
W%estfall's ranch where they will be fed
this winter.
On Saturday Maj. NJ. Howell brought
three hundred of MIR. Tuylor's stock
sheep to Lovelock from Rye Patch.
The sheep will be fed on MIR. McCol-
lum's place.
Mrs. F. y. Banks and granddaughter,
Gladys Ritter, returned Saturday from a
visit to Sacramento. They report having
had a very enjoyable time at the fair and
the carnival.
J.. Hagarty and G.. Jordan commenced
breaking brush on their ranch in Sec. /.
They expect to clear three hundred acres
of new ground and SOW it in wheat be-
tween o and the first of next June.
Many complaints are received at the
school house regarding lack OF room, and
poor seats, but we trust that the parents
will be patient, for as soon as possible a
building will be erected in which there
will be plenty Of room and good seats
for all.
Our pastor, Rev. Mr.. Femming will
leave Nebraska on the 23rd inst and ar
rive here on the 25th inst. He will hold
services in the valley in the morning
and in town in the evening. Let every
one turn out and give him hearty well
come, thus having shown our good will,
let us repeat the act every week for the
next year, and note the result.
A large crowd of people assembled
about the depot Sunday to see Hon. W.
j. Bryan OF Nebraska, the great silver
champion of the central states as he
passed through, but were disappointed.
They expected him to be in a sleeper,
consequently the sleepers were well
searched Tor him. AS the train was pull
ing out it was reported that he was on,
the day coach. 1t was then too late to
see him.
H. G. Hardesty's team while tied
South of the l.. G. Cos. store, was
frightened by some loose horse, and
breaking loose from their hitching place
ran away. As they ran across the track
in front of the Feliz Hotel some men
went out to stop them whose acts caused
the team to VI into the porch in front
of the Enterprise store, this causing the
disappearing OF the porch. The team
was stopped at the upper end of town.
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