The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-05-17

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ri. Andy Rnsse3l Is ~i~p.std at HIS
il- /, - mis- ,lreAr lar llir parade.
=. Gill has ten ions of 40 orr iron
The %iiutci,iton ready lor the mill IN.
rs>e,'i hundred pounds worth Il dollar !
pound, which Will gi.e him "A stake.
Joe Spinney Df fresno Was married
IN Reno Saturday, his third venture.
He was married there a year ago but ii
did not stick. Joe was one of Fresno's
famous triangle politicians.
MIR. Hibbets, operator on the Gazette
wire, arrived Sunday morning and
visited the powwow at the reservation
that even ing with Uncle George Frazer.
MIR Hibbels will write up the occasion
for the Call.
The company which recently purehas-
ed the Reno reduction works will make
extensive improvements and at present
have all the can do to work their own
ore on hand. This is a hattering condi-
ton OF affairs.
After an absence OF two years Archi-
bald Steele returned to Wadsworth
Sunday. He visited Seattle and Alaska
and finally landed in Amador, Califor-
MIA, where he has been working as en-
gineer in a mine for some months.
The Ladies' Aid will give the last Of "a
series Of teas in the dining room of the
Wadsworth Hotel Thursday, from five
till seven-thirty p. m. All are invited
to come. Supper % cts. Children I'M
der twelve years 10 cts.
DR.. II. B. Mcdonald. Office in DIS
PATCH building. Crown and bridge work.
Teeth without plates. Fine gold Filings.
Charges reasonable. y
1t is no credit to the town to hold the
very occasional trough house, which
imperils no only property but life and
the toughs who take part in such pro-
ceedings need to he sat upon or they
will take the whole village soon.
Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge will
endeavor to observe Memorial Day by
appropriate exercises to which all are
invited and due notice of which will APP
pear later in the paper. Mrs. +. ID.
Short and Miss Lily Brannin are earn
estly at work on the program.
Manager Behler says the following
well known citizens have volunteered to
tog up and march in the niggah process
sion and there are more to hear from j:
Ed Short, Ike Iothrop, Jack EIDE, War
rem Golding, NJ. Mcclure, Andy Russell,
Arthur Macpherson, SNOWFALL, John
Day, Geo. Macpherson. r. II. Cowles,
Jud Allen. and Pat.
The Commencement exercises of Mills
College and Seminary take place at 2
p. N. May 2lth. Miss elizabeth
ID. Wightman will graduate from the
college and Miss Zueletta Geery and
Miss Bulah Agnes George from tn.
seminary. We are proud u claim them
as three of our ~faierest daughters and
are satisfied they will ever bs a credit
to their parents and to the honored in.
stitutlon which launches them now in
to the world.
"By Force Of Impulse" will lie pre-
sented here again the latter part of
June for the benefit OF the school piano
fund. The members Of thu dramatic
club have had their photos taken in
their play clothes and Ed Short is sure
to receive a copy. He needs consola-
ton for going fishing and walking back
five miles to get forgotten bait.
G. w. Kinney has jus, received an
elegant line OF super-fne stationey OF
all descriptions, notions, etc. His toilet
soaps are the beet brands and the finest
sold anywhere. Call and examine his
goods.
An individual giving the name OF
Poole sometimes and sometimes the
mann of Dewitt drifted into town and a
half dozen people are left to lament his
arrival. He secured a number OF small
amounts from the unsuspecting victims
preparatory to making a good sized raid
on somebody with a check drawn on the
First National Bank OF Denver where
he had n 10 funds. He was a very smooth
article and slipped through the clutches
OF the law hut left to continue the COOL
work further on.