The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-10-02
LOVELOCK LOCALS S.

tuesday, on business.
Benz. Bangs was a departure on Sa;-
urday's west bound train.
Miss Cora Nicholas OF Winnemucca is
the guest OF Miss Ella Harrison.
Miss Nellie Perkins OF Rye Patch is
the guest OF Miss Ella May Carpenter.
Commissioners Trousdale returned to
Winnemucca from Reno last Sunday.
Train Master Donelin of Wadsworth
passed through town on his way home.
James Campbell has returned from
Elko and will reside in town in the
future.
Mamie VanReed vent to Reno last
week to attend the Fair and visit ola
friends.
Miss Clara TAYLOR went to Reno Sat
urday to visit her sister from Plumas
county, Cal.
Leavitt's All-Star Company will play
at FELIX'S Hall Monday night. 1t is a
tirst-class company and our Lovelock
readers attention is directed to their
notice on last page.
J.. j. Critchley, who went to Wads-
worth last week for the purpose Of get
ting a machinist to repair p. Anchors
engine, returned with Mr.. Clay who
soon repaired the disabled engine.
The solicitation of the bids for the
construction of the new school house
will be published this week. The plans
and specifications of the school house
will be on exhibition at the l.. G. Co.'S.
store.
On Friday, James Hall a d Mrs. Belle
Calhoun were united in holy matri-
mony by Rev. Mr.. Flemming. The
couple will men keeping house
in the Hauskin's house south OF Frank
Messa's.
P. Anchor, F. c. Riddleman, !. p.
Brown, L. N. Carpenter, Vim. Loorz,
II. C. Marker, DR.. Mcdonald, VIM. G..
Pitt and family, Mrs. Ruddell, G.. W.
Tavener, A. Westfall and family at
tended the Fair last week.
Mrs. c. B. McClain gave her daugh-
ter, Edith Buck, a birthday party on
the 26th ult. There were about twenty
of her classmates and associates present,
whose goodwill and appreciation were
manifested in various WAYS.
Saturday, the pupils of the primary
department under the management of
their teacher, Miss McFarlin, had a
picnic at the Marker ditch about a mile
east of town, for the purpose OF study
ing natural objects. The picnic was
very enjoyable as well as profitable.
The timbers for S. K. Young's dam
and the machinery ior driving the piles
arrived last week. On Monday of this
week the construction Of the dam be-
gan in earnest. Mr.. Young says there
is no doubt but that he will have plenty
of water in his ditch in time for next
years irrigation. E.
Edwin A. Stauts, brother of James
and George Stauts, left Salmon River,
Idaho last July and went to DeLamar
in the same State. His relatives in
Lovelock have not heard from him
since his departure from Salmon River
and are becoming very uneasy concern
ing his whereabouts.
Vim. Moore of San francisco, a rep
resentative of the Montgomery estate,
who has been looking after the Marker
ranch, left Saturday for Fresno county,
Cal, where he will oversee another large
ranch for the same estate. Joseph Hill
has been employed by the Montgomery
estate to manage its property in the
valley.
Geo. Herscroft, an old resident of this
county, died at East Gate, Lander coun-
ty, on the Dist of Sept. He was en-
gagged in the butchering business with
Mr.. Fuss for a long time. Since sever
ing his connection with Mr.. Fuss Mr..
Herscroft had been engaged in the cat
tie business. His visits to our town
will be greatly missed.
The report of the Lovelock Public
School for the month of September. In
termediate and High School Grades.
The following named pupils have an
average in scholarship OF more than
ninty per cent and an average OF one