The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-12-08
L0VEL0CK LOCALS.

CISCO on business.
Mr.. Ostrander, Jr. made a flying trip
Frisco last week.
Walter Davis returned yesterday from
weeks visit to San Francisco.
W. c. Ruddell shipped 80 tons OF wheat
hay to Forrest Hill this week.
Miss Agnes Reid has returned from
an extended visit to San Francisco.
1t Is reported that DR.. Williams will
be the next postmaster OF Lovelock.
Rube Battles, the popular manager of
Youngs' Hotel, visited Elllo few days
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Feliz returned from
visit to friends in California Monday
night.
Joseph Hill is kept very buy these
days looking after extensive cattle in
terests.
III. j. Thies visited his daughter, Miss
Eta, who is attending Mills College at
San Francisco.
Billy Feliz reports the constable busi-
ness quiet at present and people very
peaceable at Lovelock.
]. G. Taylor has purchased the Petier
residence and expects to move from Rye
Patch in the near future.
DR.. H. B. Mcdonald expects to re-
main only two or three days longer.
Those wishing anything in the dental
line should call on him at once.
Col. Joseph Marzen sold sucking
bull calf for 800, it being bought at the
price as soon as asked. How does this
speak for Nevada's thorough bred stock?
Mrs. DR.. Williams returned from Reno
Monday. DIR. Williams was not able to
return owing to an attack of sickness,
but it is hoped that he will be able to
return soon.
w. c. Pitt has made arrangement
with Shoobert, Beale K Co., J. 6. Taylor
and Dan Wheeler to feed II, 900 head of
mntton sheep. Mr.. Pitt is also feeding
POS three-year-o steers of his own.
Mrs. Thos. Crosby of Wadsworth vis-
tied Mrs. C. Fl. Mcintosh the early part
of the week. They were neighbors years
ago in the eastern part of this State and
their renewal of old acquaintanceship
was joyful one.
Misses Campbell and Reid report as
having very pleasant vacation during
their summers visit to San Francisco,
and judging from their rosy compilations
they could not have been acquired
from the use of "paint."
The masquerade ball New Years Eve
will undoubtedly be the mid-winter
event of Lovelock Many arrangements
have already been maGe and its success is
assured. The music will be furnished
by Davis and FELIX'S orchestra. Admis-
sion, gentleman and ladies, 81.
s. r. Edmondson has our thanks for
few of very fine harvest views which
was taken on the Big Meadows. If people
of the valley would purchase such views
and send them to friends in other States
it would certainly induce home-seekers
to come and till the thousands OF acres
fertile land that now lies in our valley
uncultivated.
The daily output of the Lovelock Mill
Conn pany has been 25 bbls of -four daily
since the lst of August. The company
has had steady demand for their out
put which is far above the average. 1t
has become the favorite flour used in
this section and dealers in Lovelock,
Churchill county, Wadsworth and other
surrounding communities, says the Love-
lock -four leads them all.
Loyelock has liveier appearance this
fall than ever before. The teams haul
ing to and fro the abundant harvest
Weld for shipment and feeding; cattle
men and sheep men hustllng arrange
ments for feeding and wintering stock
shippers securing cars and making up
train loads of cattle and sheep; more
men being employed than ever before
pives everybody happiness and prosper
ops times. The mining and other outside
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