Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-12-08

morrow IOf lone, 1anIOIDld,
where they go to spend the holt
days with Mrs. Burcheh's par
ents.
Four thousand head of poor
lambs from the w. w. Williams
bands in Elko county, were re-
ceived by rail Yesterday. They
will be wintered at his ranch
near this place.
The first freight hauled over
the new Fallon railroad and de-
livered in Fallon, was received
last Saturday by the Reclama-
ton authorities, and consisted
of a carload of forage products
for use in government work.
A large stock of mems under
wear and shirts can be found at
the J. w. Richards store. They
will be sold at an unheard of
figure. Ifyou want bargains1n
this line call at Mr.. Richards
old stand before buying else
where.
Rev. W. c. Merritt, Of Tacoma,
will speak on Sunday school
work at the Baptist church
Thursday at 40 p. m. All are
cordially invited. A workers
meeting will also be held at 3
p. m. Mr., Merritt is an elo-
quent speakerand no one should
miss hearing him talk.
According to {. w. Woods,
superintendent of construction
work on the Hazen-Fallon rail
road, the concrete abutments
for the Carson river bridge have
been completed. All that re-
mains to be done now, is to in
stall the forty-six foot steel
girders, and the permanent
structure will be complete.
Shoes for all members of the
family are now being sold at the
j. w. Richards store at a figure
away below cost. There r
shoes galore at this popular
store, and dozens of pairs are
being sold daily. If you want
bargains don't forget to call,
and inspect. You can't help
buying if you note their figures.
A contract has been let by the
Southern Pacific Company with
w. W. Williams, for the grading
of six hundred feet of additional
railroad grade. A large part OF
this will be in the form of a Y,
which will be used instead of a
turntable. The additional grad
ing will extend to a point nearly
a mile east of Maine street at a
point in the J. A.. Ba1ly field.
The Churchill Standard force
has been engaged this week with
the work of getting out five
thousand four-page circulars,
devoted to data relative to the
Truckee-C Carson project. When
completed, they will be delivered
to the secretary of the chamber
of commerce, who will use them
asanswers to the many letters
that are daily received from
prospective homeseekers.
w. p. Beach wishes to an
uounce that his entire stock of
dolls, toys and other articles,
appropriate for holiday gifts
will be sold below actual cost.
Mr.. Beach is closing out his en-
tire stock of novelties, IN order
that his time may be devoted
exclusively to the express and
stage businesses, and he proposes
to give the people of Fallon and
vicinity some real bargains.
1iilNASp y angus aFhtu itltI
Fox OF Tonopah New, to act as custod-
ian for 10000 today. They then bun
coed him nice and clean handing over to
the gent from the golden west two 81
bills and an old Joliet newspaper telling
how a farmer was bancoed out of $50.
He in turn gave up all the collateral he
had in his jeans, $795, as Il security he
would act in good faith, found the afore-
said two 81 bills and the old newspaper
cut up exactly the same size rs the
greenbacks. The stranf ers have gone
still remains, minus the COIN
Goldfeld Tribune.
Last Monday evening, Express Agent
Beach received the yearly contribution
OF the Southern Pacific Company to the
county Golfers, which amounted on this
occasion to in the neighborhood of
$4,000. The sum was all in government
~ a n, nod uo1J opJ u.na +,Io. q. Al.