Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-29
OF C. INTEREST

lett tuesday lof llle walker river touH
try where they spent the week looking
up an old prospect.
III. Kent and wife left " edneaday
evening for Fairyiew, going DO way OF
Saltwater.
\. NJ. Burd, the attorney, lett Tues
day for his former home in Illinois. He
expected to be back in his Office here Oh
or about the 9Th OF October.
l. b. Marsh returned Thursday even
ing from Fairview, where he had been
On business connected with the Failon
Meat Company.
Clarence Esden, of Sacramento, ar
rived in Fallon last week aud is row
employed in the |. II. Kent Company
store. Mr.. Esden is a nephew OF Mrs.
|. II. Kent.
D. J.. Morris and B. T. Gregory lett
Yesterday in Mr.. Gregory's auto for
Tagleville where they go on mining
business.
Stanley Greenwood, OF saltwater, re-
turned home yesterday from Vale!
Hot Springs, where lie has been for the
past month, conyaleseing from q serious
attack OF infamatory rheumatism.
Stan c. Mitchell, formerly 4 Us g..
s. employe, but now travelling man for
the Mitchell Company, of Reno, spent
Tuesday in Fallon in the interests OF
trade.
Colonel Rigdon, the Wonder mining
man, spent Il few days in fallon thu
week. Mr.. Rigdon stated that Wonder
was forging ahead by leaps and bounds
and that her place on the map OF Tho
county was permanent,
L. c.. Hardin and wife, oil Nisalia,
California, arrived in Fallon Monday
and will visit Tor some time with then
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs,
.J..B Young. Mrs. Young is Just recoy-
ering from a serious attack Of pneu-
monia,
Tie Republican state campaign speak
efs will leave Reno ON the morning ol
Monday, October -, and will speak IL
Fallon ON the same evening tntlltaat
time the people Of this section will not
lie favored with any Republieon doc
triue.
The Democratic itinerary has not
been made public in this section, ii il
has been prepared at all, but Senator
francis & Newlauds, Congressional
Nominee Bartlett and others. who are
gifted speakers, will appear here At an
early date.
The case OF Mrs. Susie Taylor W, \.
3. Hittner. was heard in Judge L. ".
Blacks court Tuesday afternoon. The
action was one whereby Mrs. Taylol
sought to gain possession OF a horse which
while unbranded was sold to Hittner by
a third party, Alter hearing the cyl
dence adduced, the equine, the value o.
which WIS perhaps ten dollars, was
awarded to Hittner.
A very pleasant social event occurred
nj the rooms OF " X. Gilbert, the lum-
ber man, Thursday evening when his
friend, Mr.. Irving BOYD, was surprised
hy about twenty ol Eallon's young folks,
The occasion being in honor OF his
t|wenty-ffth birthday. The evening
was spentyery ~onjoyably IN games. Nj.
BOYD, who is q recent arrival IN Fallon,
greatly appreciated this manifestation
of the good will of the local youns
n%eople. He has located permanent.
among us and will in the future be as
saeiated with the |. II. Kent Company.
F. b. Clark tie Republican eandidat,
Tor the assembly, passed through lallol
Thursday evening on his way to Gold
field. Mr.. Clark gave out while her
that he would make As hard Il run IL
nossible and that he would be in the
race until the finish. lie stated thai
the Republicans OF the county had see
lit 10 give him the nomination. and thai
he proposed to give his best attentions
10 the Office in ease he should be elected.
lie is quite confident oi being award
the trophy, when the votes are counted,
aud banks on his popularity with tn,
mining votes to carry him through,
Misses Georgia Mapes and florene,
Kent are authority for the following
account of an episode which is sad L
have happened in the construction ean1l
al c. X. Wilbur one day last week
u box of dynamite had carelessly beer
left outside the eommissary and a pe.
pig came along and deyoured Il portion
ii the contents. Following ITS usual
custom it made its way into the mule