Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-08-19
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TOWN TOPICS.
Paul Adams, oi EIko, is visiting his
sister. Mrs. G. NJ. Gardner, and family.
Il. l.. Douglass wife and baby, return
ed Tuesday from a short stay in Cali
iornia cities.
Mrs. q. NJ. Gardner returned Sunday
from Carson, where She has been spend
ing the past few weeks.
William Maxwell received Wednesday
an up-to-date orchestral which he has
added to the already complete equip
ment OF his Club saloon.
Misses Ada, Beth and Cora Williams
lcft Tuesday for Berkeley, California,
where they will attend the University
Of California duriog the ensuing school
year.
{. G.. Duganne and wife LETT Tuesday
evening for Reno. where he wen to Sc
cure treatment iol malarial fever, from
which he has been suffering for several
days past.
Parties desiring 10 file upon or prove
up on lands tIibnury> to Fallon car
save an expensive "trip by calling on [.
:. Commissioner ". {. Black. At the
Standard office.
Word received from Gilroy, California,
where [. VI. BurehcIl went recently for
medical treatment, reports him labor
ing with a mild east Of typhoid, but not
ia 4 dangerous condition.
Robert Jones, deputy postmaster, left
the first Of the week Tor Il few weeks
outing in the mountains near Truckee.
During his absence the clerical work oil
the postofficc will he done by Mrs. Callie
Ferguson.
Farmers OF this section are now busily
engaged with their second crop of hay.
Many OF them report a shortage over
their usual second crop. Some very few,
however, state that their yield is up TO
the average.
Work has commenced on the new jail,
which will he built between the court
house and the residence Of Sheriff Shir.
ley. The contract under which Orchard
x Galloway are working calls for the
completion oil the structure by Dec. LIST.
Mrs. ". II. Sitforl, accompanied by
her son Parvin and wife, left Monday
for Monterey, California, where they
will make their future home. Mr.. Sif-
lord will join them later. when he has
arranged his business affairs in this
section.
James Leete, OF Lccteville, spent this
week in Reno transacting business. Ae-
coraing Ia an interview granted the
Reno Gazette, the Leetville farmers
have suffered great inconvenience this
season through 4 scarcity OF water for
their crops.
The parties in Charge oi the new Fail
lon cemetery have erected hitching posts
on the southern side and particularly
request that parties tieing teams will
use them. Heretofore they have been
using the fence and Il good deal oi dam
age has resulted therefrom.
Dr. J. W. Rambo, Of Florence, Colo
RADIO, spent a few days in Fallon the first
Of the week. The doctor was investigat-
ing our resources and thinks welllof the
section. He says that it is likely that
his visit will be followed by a number
of Florence parties who are seeking new
locations.
l.. W. Black has ordered a complete
stock of undertaking goods which are
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his mortuary parlors will be equipped
in an up-to-date manner. q. W. Black,
a brother, who is an experienced under
taker and embalmer will have charge
Of the business.
Charley Bailey and vile, Mamie and
Tom Sanford and Mrs. Nancy Sanford
returned "Wednesday from a two weeks
outing in the Sierra Neyadas. They re-
port an enjoyable time, but no game.
They are all in the best OF health and
carry physical evidence Of the good re-
%sultine from the trip.
q, i. Williams, the treightman left