The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-01-15
BREV1F1ES.

w. n. n. flke Is visiting churchill. s
The Carlin library has its new piano.
The wife of Chas. McFarlin is serious
ly sick.
We have Masquerade ball on the
18th of ireland.
Hon. T. V. Julien has returned to
Reno from Fresno.
! Mrs. ]. Fl. Whited arrived from Duns-
muir Saturday morning.
Practically there is no change in
Governor Jones' condition.
Mrs. J. W. Smith and Mrs. w. C.
Givan visited Reno yesterday.
Lem Allen left for home yesterday
after weeks visit at Reno.
The Wadsworth Indian school has
closed for the present at least.
DIR. ID. w. Rulison has returned to
Reno from visit to San Francisco.
5. Jacobs spent Sunday and Monday
at Reno and attended the |. o. BIB.
A new lodge, Knights of Pythias, will
be instituted at DeLamar next month,
Miss Pearl McLane returned to Ogden
Sunday night alter visiting Miss Cecil
McNevin.
The California State convention called
to discuss plans to defeat the Funding
bill meets today.
BoARD-Any one wishing board in a
private family inquire at Mrs. Budden's 8,
residence on River Street.
The ice men all say that the quality Of
ice cut this winter is far superior to any
stored in the past ten years.
Seymour Jacobs invites his friends to
drop in his shop and he will give them a
tune from a costly music box.
good cure for headache lies III the
simple act of walking backward. Just
try it some time if you have any doubt
about it.
For REST-One nicely furnished room
suitable for one or two gentlemen. Tu-
quire at Mrs. Budden's, residence on
River Street.
The board of pardons has postponed
its session until the Goth inst 1t is ex-
pected that Mrs. Hartley's case will be
brought before it.
When fellow tells that you are too
smart to be fooled, get your eye on a
pick handle, for he is about to spring
some scheme on you.-Index.
Major Wootten was up from tht
Reservation yesterday. He took advan-
tage of the cold snap and put up on.
hu .idred tons OF six inch ice.
There will doubtless be rush early
in the spring to the Blackfoot reserva.
tion in the northwestern part of Monta-
ma, as move has already been made
to open up large mineral district in
that region.
The Elko Independent is after the
steward of the County Hospital and
wants to know: Is it simply indiscreeti-
ness or a clear Use of jim jams when a
man sees coyote with white breast
and black wings?
Mr.. Slaughter, better known as Snow
ball, grew festive enough in a drunken
spell Saturday night to endeavor to
choke Billy Callahan, who, to protect
himself had to knock SNOWFALL down
with tap of hammer.
We learn that the Multi-MotOr Wind
Mill Co. which in our fellow itownsnlan
Pike is interested, has consummated ar
rangements with the O'Brien Machine
Shops, of San Francisco, to construct the
mills for the market, Mr.. O. Brien having
purchased an interest in the concern.
! Ii the mills even do what is claimed for
them, they ought to be world beaters.
At meeting OF Wadsw"rth Lodge No.
33, l. 0. o. F., held Monday evening
y. ID. &. NJ. Bastian installed the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term !:
Vim. Macpherson, n. IT,, j. +. Crosby,
y. IT,, d. Y. Merrigan. Rec. Sec, H..
Perdue, Fin. Sec, A. Steele, Warden,
II. /. Fuller, Conductor, Chas. Hoover,
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