The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-11-24
AS OTHERS SEE US.

cilatulSe anu heeIs ever StIinS nun II
calico dress pattern to all kinds of canned
goods and family groceries. Mr.. Cowles
Offers his business for sale and fortunate
indeed will the purchaser be.
THE w%ADswoRrH BAWERy
Is kept by J. Gregory and is firsi-class
in all OF its appointments. Bread, cakes,
pies and confectionaries are sold to Gus
toners rom a fine delivery wagon and
Mr.. Gregory enjoys a large patronage.
wADswoRTn DOCTORS.
Wadsworth is well supplied with
doctors. DR.. w. L. K%istler, who was
formerly with DIR. W. Fl. Patterson OF
Reno, is located here and is building up
a fine practice. He attends to the sick
in Churchill county and goes as far east
as Lovelock and is well liked and n very
popular physician. He keeps quite II
drug store and compounds his " med
%icines. The Gazette congratulates DIR.
Ki>tler on the success he is meeting
with.
Z. GRIswoLD
Is one OF the most popular merchants in
Wadsworth. He has Il brick store on
the main street of the town and carries
a stock of general m~erchandise, includ-
ing dry goods, boots, shoes, and family
groceries, county produce, and, in fact,
everything usually kept in IA country
store. Mr.. Griswold divides his time
between San Francisco and Wadsworth,
being largely interested in the manuiac-
ture of soda at Soda Lake, twenty miles
south of Wa1sworth. His house is in
charge of A. Ii. Griswold. They do a
big volume of business and carry more
lines than any other firm in the town.
Mr.. Griswold does business amounting
to fully $4,000 a year. In the Pyramid
fish season he handles large quantities
Of fish which he sells in San Francisco
and does business as far east assault Lake.
He is n of the most prosperous men in
Nevada, employs three clerks and a
after his fish business, the year round.
Mr.. Gri-wold has an able assistant in
his bookkeeper, and the two make a
team hard to beat. Mr.. Griswnld's soda
interest il IA comparative new and impor-
t,fnt n in Nevada, and in time will be
IN industry second to none in the state.
He ships the natural soda from Churchill
county to San Francisco where it is man
nfac ured and placed on the market.
Among the few ranches located in the
immediate vicinity OF Wadsworth there
is no better place than that of T. G.
Herman, containing 800 acres. Mr..
Herman cuts 400 tons OF hay, milks 20
or 80 COWS and finds u market for his
dairy produce in Wadsworth. Mr.. Her
man has been in Wadsworth since the
early sixties and has built up and re-
claimed almost an empire. He raises Il
big crop of onions, wheat and other
cereals and is one OF the many prosper
on. farmers who have made money farnl-
ing in Nevada. Mr.. Herman is one of
the best OF men and very popular at his
tOillt. ITO oltititS du outtiOuoCs arc
| all of the most modern design and his
| place is stocked with a good breed of
cattle and horses. Mr.. Herman feeds
his hay to his dairy stock and markets
his calves right at home.
THE NEvADA HOUSE
Is one OF the best hotels OH the coast,
VIM. Donaldson enjoys Il patronage
second to no other. The table is at all
seasons of the veal supplied with every
luxury in the market and is a first -class
house in every particular. Mr.. Donald
son is ably assisted by W. d. Linton, the
day man, and J. D.. Poole, the night
man, who know how to cater to the
public taste, and do it so that the travel
ing public voluntarily think they (the
public) own the world. Mr.. Linton has
leased the hotel proper and Mr.. Donald
son has gone to Colfax. California to
look after his fruit ranch, but he has
left the hotel in able hands in Mr.. Lin
ton. 1t is safe to say that the Nevada
House is one of the best on the coast.
T.. NJ. MARKS
Runs the stage line between here and
saltwater and has promised to take the
Gazette nan to the country hitched be-
hind his elegant coach, and when we re-
turn (if we ever do, we will tell the
people what kind of a run MIR. Marks
furnished.
FoR SALE-A good cottage residence.