Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-08

Miss Florence Kent spent the week
in Reno, the guest OF friends.
I. II. Kent made Il trip to saltwater
Tuesday on business, returning the iol-
lowing day.
DR.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Gardner made a
home on the following day.
Mrs. Belle Loring, OF Reno, is the
guest Of Mrs. q. NJ. Gardner, having
arrived in Fallon Wednesday.
J.. A. Danielson returned Thursday
from II months stay in Humboldt
county, most OF which time was spent
camping in the mountains.
Tommie andDayeSanlord were among
the lalion visitors to the torepaugh-
Sells brothers circus at Reno last Sat
urday.
Ernest Freeman, OF saltwater, was
among the Churchill e%ountyites, who
attended the fstic combat at Goldfield,
On Labor Day,
Dir. W. II. Gelesthorpe, and wife OF
t'airview, passed through Fallon
Wednesday on their home from outside
points.
Sheriff Robert Shirley and daughter
Nora, were among the Fallonites who
attended the circus ut Reno last Satur-
lay. They report having had an en-
ioyable time.
Dr.. G. NJ. Gardner and family and d.
J. keelef, returned Sunday evening
rom Reno, where they spent the week,
attending the convention, and otherwise
snjoying themselves.
Rev. J.. + Price and family, of Still
water moved TO Fallon Tuesday, that
Mr.. Price might be nearer his field OF
abor, and are occupying rooms in the
Douglass Il Woodliff residence on Wiz
liams avenue.
William Stranger and family and IIar-
rey l.. Bnrehell and family returned
~ ed~nesday from Ramsey. where they
spent ten days camping out. They re-
port having had IN enjoyable time, and
believe that Ramsrv is Il conner
Able Rosenberg returned home
! Wednesday from Il two weeks trip to
san Francisco, where he spent his time
very pleasantly with his mother, broth
af+ ami sisters. He back with
ideI lToirdapois and good looks.
{ Y. Taylor, q government surveyor,
who has been employed for the past six
ears in the reclamation service, was
~ from Schurz last Friday and Satur-
lay. Mr.. Taylor Is Mt present taking a
vacation Lyon County Times.
Elsewhere in this issue appears the
political cards Of L, NJ. Brown, Repub-
licln aspirant for long term commits
sioner and J.. w. Sitton, who would take
the Democratic nomination for county
clerk. Both gentlemen are we'll fitted
Tor the petitions to which they aspire.
Over three three thousand dollars is
said to have changed hands ON the Cans
Nelson fight ut the little camp OF Fair
view. Quite a respectable sum, and its
transfer in the form OF Wagers would
prove at once that the sporting spirit is
rampant in the southern end OF the
county.
Paul c. Groth made n trip to Hazen
Tuesday, where he made arrangements
'or shipping a carload OF Nevada Hills
ore to the Salt Lake City smelteF. The
ore in question Is averaging around the
$500 mark, and the smelter results are
doing much to boom the stock which is
already valued at several times par,
with 40 shares for sale. Every few
days n twelve or fourteen mule team
passes through this place laden with
the precious rock, and the sight OF this
business like process makes the Fallon
ties realize that the mineral in the Fair
view district i Of genuine value.
Well boring done by Tull & Coffrin.
Shop east Of Court House.