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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-02-07
QUEBEC

M. Fremont, avocat, ct ancien
MARIE de la VILE de Quebec, est
mourant.
-Depuis quelques jours surtcut
le plus grand entrain r6gne dams
les diff6rents comit6s NOMINEES pour
Reorganization du grand carnival.
81 l'on en- jugespar les pr6parat1fs
qui SO font, le carnival de 1902
surpassera tous les pr6c6dents.
lie capitaine Wolwin, de Du-
luth, Mimi, ct M. Smith, de But
falo, sont en- cette vile. lis ont as
sist6 au banquet du MARIE Pa
rent.
Ills sont revenus a Quebec pour
informer notre commission du Ha-
vre que le syndicat repr6sentent,
accepte ses propositions ct SEES con-
ditions etqu'il va SO METRE q P@u-
vre sans d6lai q peffet de faire de
Quebec son port de transborde-
ment du grain quill exporte sur
les marches europeans.
lie. capitaine Wolvin dit que
leur compagnie est form6e ct con-
stitu6e en- corporation civile, quilts
ont 6tabli des agences q Duluth,
Chicago, Buffalo ct q divers autres
androits, ct qu'ils SO sont procure
les vaisseaux n6cessa1res pour lie
transport de leurs cargaisons de
grain.
M. Wolvin a le plus grand es-
poir dams l'avenir du port de Que
bee, qui, scion lul, est destin6 q
devenir bient6t le plus grand port
d'exportation de grain de tout lie
continent.
Lac but du syndicat Wolvin est
de construire un 6l6vateur 1t une
usine sur lie muir transversal du
.bassin Louis, construction qui
contera environ $l,300,000. Les
travaux seront commences d6s que
les ing6nieurs de Ia compagnie en-
auront termine les plans.
Magog. IN. Napoleon Tr6pa-
.nier, de Magog, q IN fr6re qni est
part depuis 10 ans. II y q mainte-
nant 10 ans qu''on ma pas recu de
nouyelles du disparu qui5'appelait
David, ct qui dot avoir 81 ans. II,
demeurait . St-Raphael de Tile:
Bizaid. Toute nouvelle concernant
M. David Tr6panier sera reeue.
ayec plaisir par son fr6re, N. Ma.
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LONDREs

La chambre DIES communes a
vote un nouveau credit de $25,O0O,-
600 pour la guerre dams pAfrique
~australe.
M. Broderick declare que les
d6penses de la gnerre ont etc re-
duties a $22,OOO,000 par mlois.
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C'est lundi proclaim lie 10 cou-
rant que lie corps d'uniforme don
nera son grand bal a la sale Cen
trale, 305 avenue Centrale. es
billets sont de SOC. Les danes
sont admises gratuitem+nt
La personne qui vendra ]e plus
de billets pour cette danse recevra
en- r6compense la somme de SIS
pourvu toutefois que lie nombre de
billets .vendus atteigne lie nombre
fxe par le comitG.
II nous fait grind plaislr dan
noncer que notre estimable COM
patriotic Georges Riviere Went
d'etre promu a la charge de SER
gent de police. M. Riviere await
etc renvoye par lie MARIE Ames au
commencement de son adminlstra-
ton, puts r6install6 CONNIE officer
de police s mois apres. La promo
ton que notre compatliote Went
de recevoir lie remet dams son an
Glen grade ct montre que lie maire
Ames a su reconnaitre SEES fde-
les services. Nos fluctuations.
M. E. P. DUDE, pharmacien ct
son 6pouse ront de retour de leur
long voyage au Canada.
Leurs amis de Minneapolis sont
enchant6s de leur retour.
Une grande surprise leur a etc
caus6e par quelques amis intimes
lesquels leur avaient prepares un
grand diner a leur demeure.
Parmi les assistants nous avons
remarqu6: NM. ct Mines DR..
Tennyson, Jos Faubert, DIR. Du-
mas ct Chas Robertson. Pharma-
Glen.
LIE r. P. Aug van den Heuvel,
pasteur de l'6glise Ste Anne sera
de retour de son voyage en- Euro
pc demain. Dimanche soir on don
nera en- l'honneur de son retour
une soir6e musicale dams la sale
de l'eglise. II ne semble pas
avoir de doutes que la sale sera
comble car on nous dit que les
billets Sc vendent tr6s-bien. Tous
les paroissiens de Ste Anne Sc
sont expresses de rendre Get hon.
mage a leur pasteur car lis l'esti-
ment beaucoup.
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Nous apprenons de source Off
cielle que la conference de M.
Suite a rapporte la somme de $50.
depenses payees, q la Societe st
Jean-Baptiste.
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Grhn de Guest

N'oubliez pas lie bal du corps
d'uniforme.
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Les danes de la Cour Notre-
Dame de Lourdes No 23l auront
leur prochaine assemble le IL f6-
vrier au lieu du 5, dams leur nou-
veau local, "Odd Fellows HALF
coin de la de Rue ct Avenue Cen
trale. La date DIES assemblies a
etc chang6e aux deuxi4me ct qua
tieme mercredis de chaque mois,
au lieu du premier ct du troisi6me.
Done les membres de cette Cour
n'oublieront point de Sc rendre q
la sale ci-devant mentionn6e le IL
courant.
EMMA COLLIE. Sec. Arch.
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au Minnesota son spouse est We
nue. ]e rejoindre.

LIE dernier jeu de cartes de la
s6rie donn6e sous les auspices du
Social Circle Of the Ladies of Ste
Anne, a etc dome mercredi apr6s
midi 5 courant, a la residence de
Nine Clapperton. % DANES y ont
pris part ct le plus grand int6ret
ma cess6 de r6gner tout lie temps,
WI que c'6tait le jeu d6cisif pour
lie pr1x final qu1 devait etre dome
d la dame qui aurait gagn6 le plus
de jeux de la s6rie. Deux danes,
Mines Faubert ct Etter, ayant As
jeux chacune, Sc di%sputaient les
lauriers. Nine Etter les emporta
Ellie recut un jol1 oreiller de fan
taisie, travaill6 ct pr6sent6 par
Nine Clapperton.
Les autres prix r6guliers furent
gagn6s par Nine Chesbroo, Ter
prix; Nine Faubert, 2e prix ct
Nine Chamberlain, Be prix. Un
succulent gonter fut servi au
]oyeuses DANES apr6s quoi chacu-
ne reprit lie chemin de son foyer.
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CANADA
MONTREAL

Montreal. james Cochrane a
6t6 6lu MARIE de Montreal Blatant
r. Wilson Smith, lie candidat an
glais protestant par 967 votes.
M. Cocbrane, qui est un lrlan-
dais catholique, qui parle le fran
Gals ct qui await lie support de la
"Patrie'', organe liberal, a pris So
maiorit6 dams les quarters cana
diens-francais.
m. Eus6be SENEGAL, Went de
MOURN SUPPLEMENT- a Page de 68
ans. ii etait directeur dune des
plus anciennes imprimeries de
Montreal ct await public la "Mi-
nerve" durant plusieurs annees.
-L'hopital Notre-D Dame est en-
quarantaine. Sur toutes les portes,
on a afich6 Prescription menacan-
tie: I'll ny a aucune admission.
En- outre, des gardens. v6ritables
cerb6res, defendant l'entr6e aux
imprudents. Et ii en- sera ainsi
probablement jusqu'au l2 f6vrier.
On annonce de source auro-
ris6e que lie pont entire Montreal
ct Longueil sera construct par IN
richie syndicat AMERICAN.
La nouvelle enterprise sera de-
gag6e de toute compagnie de che
minsde fer ct ellie fera payer les
compagnies qui SO serviront du
pont, DIES votes ferr6es on des ter.
minus.
La plcote fat des ravages
dams la province de Quebec, q tel
point que plus de cinquante NUM-
cipalites en- sont actuellement in
fect6es.
A Quebec, la situation devient
de plus en- plus grave. LIE DR. La
berge dit que dams cette vile,
chaque fo1s qu'on d6couvre I'm cas-
de picote on placarde Ia maison,
mails les habitants de celle-ci peu-
vent aller ct venir a leur gre.
Tous les jours des cas- nouveaux
sont import6s a Montreal de tous
les points de la province.
63 cas- de picote a l'hopital Civil
que ct 81 maisons 6taient en- qua
r~antaine.
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Grand bal du corps d'Uniforme
r.. c.. lundi proclaim.
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Dorenavant les assemblies de la
Soci6t6 st jean aptiste, auront
lieu lie Ter dimanche du mois a q
heures du soir dams la sale A. O.
u. w, 229 avenue Centrale. La
prochaine assemblee aura lieu lie
2 mars.
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Occasions pour Danes

Paletots pour Danes en- chinchille,
boucle GU cheviot; doubles de %satinette
Skinner, ct taill6s 81 pouces de long; prix
ordinaires $12 a SIS. Votre choix main
tenant
Mouchoirs de poche pure toile, imita-
ton dentelle, pique a la main, on bord d
dent de loup, ualant tous 25c ct 35c, vo-
tire loo
Sous-Vetements pour Dames-Egyp-
items ct mixtes; chemises et-vestes de
toutes grandeurs, ne r6tr6cissant pas ct
ouates, valiant SOC, settlement. ....25c
Collerettes d'Astrachan, special. SO
Col Storm de Near Seal avec 6 queues
Special
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%
Chemises gu I aleeons 6pais ct ourt6s
gnets doubles ct fms avec boutons en- ma
Requirement SOC le moroccan, nous en- a
C%asquettes pour Hommes, pure laine
Brighton, doubtless de satin avec bande
complete ct protecteur de front patente,
toutes grandeurs ct qnalit6 regu-
liere de 81; votre choix. .Z5C
Chemlses en- satinette noire pour
Hommes, toutes grandeurs; anc So
lides, bien taill6es; prix regulier SOC.
Occasion du soubassement ......25c
Nous venons de recevo1r 500 pa1res de
p%antalons pour ommes, en- cassimeres,
cheviots ct en- laine; bellies rayures on
careaux, ct girls uni, qualite de So, main
tenant settlement. -. +. ......S
Habits pour Garcons, deux morceaux
dams toutes les meilleures qualities ct
modes, grandeurs depareillees, qualite
de 81, settlement. .SI.5O
Chemises pour Hommes de notre gran
de vente de chemises; petits lots de cha
que sorte ct grandeurs, qualite de 81 ct
$3.50, settlement.
Chaussettes pure laine pour TONNES
couleur %naturelle. Choix la paire....5c
Overalls pour Hommes, do denim bleu
valiant Requirement soc, ........25c
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nuances de fantastic, faites avec poi
ores, toutes grandeurs ct valiant OE~
IONS environ 100 douzaines 49,. @0S
Pantalons d'Afaires en- beau cassime-
re; aussl un cboix en- bellies LANES rayees
valiant SO ct 3 so. Choix an rabais. 50
Refers en- chinchille pour Garcons,
avec col storm, grandeur 8 a Is; paletots
reguliers de $3.50, a............$I5O
Gllets d6pareill6s d'habits ct de restes,
tous petits lots mails toutes grandeurs,
valiant
Chaussettes pour Hommes. Dessins de
fantaisie, nuances unies noir ct beige,
talon ct bout doubles ct toutes nuances
solides, qualit6 de Csc, settlement. loo
Cravates &c sole pour Hommes, valiant
re gulierement 5Oc..............25c
Habits pour jeunes GarGons, longs
pantalons, pure laine bleue, nolre ct des-
sins de fantaisie, qualits de So. $3.50
Bas pour Gargons ct Fillettes, bas a
cotes de bonne qualite, noirs, nuance So
lldeS. loo
FantalOns Courts pour GarCOns ell cas-
semeres ct %cheviots, en- bleu, brun ct girs
pantalons valiant Requirement SOC Csc
DANES
Manchons en- Krimer Girls, de So, plei-
ne grandeur. Special. .........$3.5O
Manchons en- Chinchilla Electrique de
$3.50, grands. Special. .........$I.5O
Peignoirs On percales pour danes, dos
bien large, avec ceinture; nuances bleue
noire ct rouge a dessins. Cholx ....5Oc
Corsets W. B. pour Danes, I'm bon
corset a 81. Special soc
Bas pour Dames-Rouge uni ct bieu
officer, ct a dessins. nuances solides, va
liant 25c; settlement ...............IOc
Jupes en- cheviot ct serge storme pour
Danes, en- girls, blsu ct noir, valiant SIS.
Votre
/, Commits Canadien.
&c ct NicolIet, Minneapolis
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@k@g<m,:';'.e'';;1';;;z';H
N1 Established 1882.
Nos Occasions du Soubassement

LIE centre economque ct populare pour les Chapeaux, Vebments Chaussu-
res, etc, Ella .touta fait bon, eta u plus bas prix.
Occasions pOur HOmmes ct GarcOns
Chemises on 'aleeons 6pais ct ourt6s, nuances de fantastic, faites avec poi
g9et,d doubles ct MS vec bouton en- nacres,t outesg randeurs ct valiant PIC
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-03-18
A Dunkard PIay.

Not the least noticeable features Of
the polite comedy TOO RICH TO
MARRY" is the fact ii at 1t is true
portrayal of the lives and beliefs Of the
sect known as Dunkards. When
Edwin Owings Towne wrote the come
dy, he had to draw from complete
understanding Of the lives and natures
Of the religious sect so we'll known in
certain localities in the east. Mr..
Towne has not in any way held the be-
liefs and ideas Of that people up to
ridlcule. Rather than that, he has
shown the contrast between their ways
of living and their ideas of right and
wrong and the ideas Of the average
American with money and his ideas Of
what is right and what is wrong.
There is wide difference.
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PURE SOFT DRINKS.
The Wadsworth Bottling Works
Stands Inspection. Their
Drinks the Best
Manufactured.

The Wadsworth Bottling Works
has the reputation Of manufacturing
the best soft drinks on the coast. BY
inspection any persol. can see many
reasons why this is a fact. Their
plant is equipped with the best and
latest machinery needed to put goods
up in the right shape. They have re-
Gently installed a Marsh deep we'll
engine pump and a German filtering
stone. This filter stands the highest
in furnishing perfectly pure water.
w. A. Short. the experienced mixer,
looking after all the fine points in the
manufacture Of their goods, is a master
of his business.
When they once secure a customer
they always keep him because their
goods are first-class and their patrons
are we'll treated.
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DR.. II. II. Hogan, Dead.

Dr. H. H. Hogan, the pioneer ply
sician Of Reno and well known all over
the State, died at his residence in
Reno yesterday morning.
Dr. Hogan was man of a big
generous heart who has done more
out Of charity than is usual for man
to perform. His friends are number
less and those who knew him best al
ways swore by him. He was a veteran
of the civil war. His funeral will take
place under the auspicies Of General
o. M. Mitchell Post No. 80, G.. A. r.
at Reno tomorrow afternoon at |
O'Clock.
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complete success and Messrs. Kilpat-
rick Bros. who were present were we'll
pleased with the result
All who were privileged to witness
the great event were more than pleased
and felt we'll repaid for their trip and
the short wait accustomed by the delay
in completing the preparations. and all
are unanimous in pronouncing 1t a
magnificent and wonderful sight,
which they would not have missed for
any reasonable consideration.
Among those who went from Clark,
were Mrs. E. L. Preston, Mrs. w. P.
Nichols, Mrs. Merz. the Misses Hill,
accompanied by Mr.. Hill and the two
boys Cleveland and Gay, Dan Hoffman
R. M. Hall, E. L. Preston, DR.. N. E.
Wells, Jno. E. Cowgirl, w. H. and S.
D. Fitzpatrick. Bob Woods and a score
of others, too numerous to mention.
Every rig horse ard COW were brought
into service as means Of transporta-
tion.
Dr. Wells went with the expecta-
tion of having few sore heads, bruised
and broken legs to bind up, but he was
pleasantly disappointed as every one
seemed to realize it would 60 off.
The cost of the blast was $4,000.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF APPOINTMENT
OF EXECUTOR.

In the matter OF the estate Of George w.
Sawyer, deceased
NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
William G. Grimes having filed in
this Court document purporting TO be the last
will and testament of George w. Sawyer, de-
ceased and "a petition praying that the same be
admitted to probate, the hearing thereof has
been fixed by said Court for Saturday the 22nd
day of March, 1902, at 10 O'Clock A. M of said
day, at the Court House in the town of Re 0,
County OF Washoe; aud all persons Interested
in the said estate are notified then and there to
appear and show cause, if any they have, why
said will SHOULD no be admitted to probate and
said petitioner appointed execdtor thereof
DATED March 9TH. A. D., 1902
w. A. FOGG, Clerk.
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He has also shown SO clearly how
the Dunkards in their way are well
content, and how unhappy they would
be with the luxuries Of the millionaire,
and of course everyone knows that
vici versa, the millionaire would be
Just as i'll content, This has given
Mr.. Towne wide scope for his imagi-
nation, and he has made good use Of
his opportunities.
This grand comedy will be seen at
the Wadsworth Opera House Wednes-
day, March 10Th
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Notice to Creditors.

In the Second Judicial District Court OF the
State OF Nevada, in and for the County of
Washoe In the matter OF the Estate OF William
Donaldson deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ the 9Th day Of March, 1902, the under-
signed, w ID Linton was by an order OF the
above entitled Court, duly made and entered
herein, duly appointed Administrator of the
Estate of said William Donaldson, deceased
and all persons having claims against said Es-
tate are required to file the same, with proper
vouchers and statutory affidayits attached,
with the Clerk OF the above entitled Court with
in three months Of the first publication of this
notice.
Dated this sth day of March, ls02.
w. d. LINTON,
Administrator.
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RANCH FoR shLE.

The entire ranch and personal prop
erty Of the estate Of D. H. billiard,
consisting of $50 acres and one Of the
Oldest water rights in the Slate. all
farming implements etc. will be sold
at public auction at the billiard ranch,
Carson Sink. Churchill conuy on the
28th day Of March. 1902.
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Central Market.

The Central Market is now under
the management Of Chas. Olinghouse,
with E. Olinghouse as proprietor.
Chas. Olinghouse is a butcher who
knows his business and will furnish
patrons with choice steaks and chops
and sausages of all kinds Next door
to Supply store.
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Invitation.

Division 48 G. |. A. to B. L. E.
extend cordial invitation to all En-
8lheers and their wives, TO be present
d a reception at Fraternal Hall
thursday evening March 10th. Given
n honor Of Mrs. B. F Lightner, Sac
'anento Grand Organizer and In
spector.
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Dentistry.

DR.. r. B. Mcdonald is located at
the Nevada House Annex, room Al
for a couple Of weeks. Beautiful gold
bridges and crowns, gold and silver fill
ings. guarantee all my work.
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Draying.

Johnnie Day has again started his
draying business. He is equipped for
light and heavy hauling and his teams
can be found on the street at any
time
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CLARK NOTES


came in on No. S this morning from
Salt Lake.
Miss Hogan made her usual visit
home Friday night taking delayed No.
from here.
Not train from the west but that
brings in shipment of eighteen to
twenty masons. teamsters and labor
ers.
Since the telegraph office was es-
tablished at ista, there has been less
train order work for the operators at
Clark.
Mrs. w. P. Nichols came in on
No. 6, from Oakland, accompanied by
Master Harold, so Papa Nichols is all
smiles.
Or. G. C. Verbryck, Chief Surgeon.
K. B. & C. came in from Salt Lake
Friday morning and will remain in
Clark for a short time.
Fred Reigor, of Reigor & Lindley.
Salt Lake was doing good business
with our saloon men Friday, going to
Reno on Delayed No. | the same
evening.
C. E. Montgomery, Of F. J. Kiesel
& Co., Ogden. was in our city taking
orders from Fitzpatrick Bros. & Col
lins Friday, returning east on No. a.
The station force have a hard time
in an effort to take care of the little
patch of grass around the depot. A
notice to keep off the "whiskers" on
the earth does little good.
Mrs. w. r. Frazier will leave for
Sacramento on No. 3 tonight where
she goes to do shoping and for short
visit to friends. She will be on the
lookout for bargain counter sales.
Mr.. C. Dittmer Of Streator. Lusk,
Dittmer Co., Contractors who have
the work between Carlin and Molone
on the c. P. is in Clark negotiating
for one Of the fitzpatrick Bros. & Col
lins steam shovels.
The travelling men are evidently not
stuck on Clark as a pleasant place for
short sojourn, as they are after Oper-
ator Cowgirl for freight permit from
the time their orders are all taken un-
til they get out Of town.
Tom Hill is now slaushtering three
to four beeves per day in supplying the
contractors, in addition to mutton and
pork. He is also supplying the True
kee market with mutton making a
large shipment to that point Monday.
Our very popular barber. H. T..
Bowskill, has been doing such rush
ing business that it has become neces-
sary for him to enlarge his tonsorial
parlors and he will be forced to add
two more chairs to his establishment
in very short time.
The very popular representative Of
Nebius & Drescher Co., Sacramento,
Frank A. Sieke was doing Clark
Thursday, and went away with large
list Of orders from K. B. & C. Every
one is always glad to see Frank come
around with that liberal and broad
smile Of his
A number of the Clark people went
TO Hated Saturday afternoon to witness
the big shot OF over 1000 kegs Of
powder by Fitzpatrick Bros. & Collins,
the big contractors. Chief Electrician
T. E. Daniels touched the button and
it was all off with that part Of old
mother earth. There was no resistance
she Just split herself out into her old
tan in the bottom below II was a
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Foster predicts heavy storm.
H. Fl. Foney was in town today
Chas Matthews visited Wlnnemucca
Sunday.
Louis Clark is quite sick at Sac
ramento.
Notice the billiard ranch for sale in
another column.
lack Clayton has returned from a
big trip to Ogden.
Scraps are frequent occurrences up
town nowadays.
Mrs. L. S. Pratt has returned from
visit to Sacramento.
Al Henderson of the Western Meat
Co. was in town Sunday
C. w. Kinney has returned from a
trip 10 Churchill County.
the play tomorrow night will be
worthy Of your attendance.
Fresh crabs, schrlmp and salt water
fish, at E. Clay's next Friday
Fresh garden and flower seeds and
onion sets, at the Supply Cos.
Grandpa Murshy wore ribbons of
green and fellow ST Patrick's day.
The entertainment took place at
New River Hall last Saturday evening
Vim. McCul!och has accepted a
position as time-keeper for surveying
party.
Room and board for four in family.
For information inquire at DISPATCH
office.
E. Shepley spent yesterday in Reno
on business concerning the as. Shep-
ley estate.
A. Givan came up from Sacramen-
10 and spent Sunday here visiting his
relatives.
VIM. Jones family have arrived
from Lovelock and will take up their
residence here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Longabaugh
return d Sunday evening from visit
TO relatives at Waahoe City.
Mrs. D. C. Smith is here from
Pleasant Valley visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Jackson.
Hay and potatoes are very scarce
articles in this section OF the country.
The commanding prices are high.
The Mahoney Bros. have their
steam shovelk at wok near the Churchill
road on the cutoff back of town
A carload of lumber was unloaded
here yesterday for the Williams, Rich
ards & Williams big store building at
Fallon.
Mrs. Ali wishes to announce to the
ladies' Of Wadsworth that she has re-
ceiyed her spring millinery Second
door from COUNT bridge.
J. G. Drscoll was compelled to re-
turn from Clark on account OF sick
ness. He was confined to his bed q
day or two but is able to be around
again.
Fredricks & Morrison arrived here
last night from the City, with the
latest styles Of Millinery. They invite
the ladies' to call tomorrow and see
heir opening display whether they
Wish to purchase or not, VIII remain
one week. and are located at Nevada
House Annex. room Al
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-03-18

POLLOCK-At Wadsworth, Nevada, March
H. 1902, to the wife of Robert Pollock, son