The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-04-07
L0YEL0cK NEWS

Mrs. Nelson visited town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Westfall was in town
Friday.
I. n. Marker visited town one day
last week.
Master George Baker of White Plains
is here visiting.
Sunday morning we were treated to II
shower OF rain.
James Hickelby of Quinn River Cross
ing is visiting Lovelock.
Geo. Webb bought two thorough bred
cattle from Joseph Marzen.
John Hoyt of Paradise paid a short
+, visit to Lovelock last week.
Commissioner Westfall was on duty
ut the county seat Monday.
Ed Emmons and Tim Shoobert left
for the placer mines Saturday.
H. Mason bought % head OF thorough
bred cattle from Joseph Marzen.
Claude Beaudine returned 20 Reno
after weeks visit to his parents.
The girls are waiting for the boys to
give the return show. Come boys.
DIR. Williams has moved from S. R.
Young's to George Young's house.
Ed Holmstrom is suffering from
sore throat. DR.. Williams is attending
him.
The many friends of John Brown are
glad to hear that he is much i'm
proved.
The Lovelock stock farm OF Joseph
Morzen produces the best bred cattle on
the Coast.
The Wadsworth DISPATCH has kindly
donated some printing for the use OF tie
Public School Library.
Henry Miller bought 9s head fine
thorough cattle OF Joseph Marzen
and will ship them to his Oregon ranch.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. m. and
church at 80 p. IN. every Sunday. All
invited. REV. WoLcoX, Pastor.
Frank is having the bridges fixed be-
tween his house and town 20 that the
roads won't be SO rough for the "bikes.'
Miss Zepherla of Virginia City is here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrison.
She is making many warm friends here.
Mrs. VIM. Silverwood and son while
driving to town was accidently thrown
from the buggy but were not seriously
hurt.
The people are glad to hear that the
mines are opening in Eiko county. 1t
will make ready demand for the pro-
ducts of this valley.
Mrs. Burke and George YounGs' chill
dren left for Auburn Monday where
they expect to stay for some time. The
children will attend school at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Webb left for st.
Clair last week. Mrs. W.bbs mother.
Mrs. John Brown, an aged lady who is
suffering from palsy, accompanied them
home.
The following is list of letters re-
naming uncalled for in the Lovelock
post Office. Person calling for any OF
these letters will please say advertised
Brown, jim. | Capezzali, c., l
Metcali Geo L, Plum, Mrs Fred
Phuger, L, / Ryan, John,
Soto, B VI, Frafton, G j,
Zimmerman, F, l Wilson, Fred,
E. f. REID, p. NJ.
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been adopted by Public School Library
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shall register the same.
q No book can be kept out Of the Library Ion |
ger than three weeks without reregister-
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g. Re-registering entities person to a book IN
additional week.
t. Any infringement of these Rules of re-regis-
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g. Any person losing book belonging te the |
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g. Any person damaging book belonging TO
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damage: the amount Of damage to be at
the discretion Of the Librarian.
T. ANY porsen refusing to submit to these huics
shall be prevented from enjoying any OF
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g All meinbers of the school shall be entitled
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ANY person wishing 10 Join Tie Library may
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