Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-11-17
OF LOCAL INTEREST

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State Senator Williams left Monday
for Elko county, where he will spend
two weeks attending to his large sheep
and cattle interests.
q. Bud Williams will put on drawing
outfit for the town traffic just as soon as
the railroad reaches Fallon. The wagon
has been purchased and is a beauty. v
Ex-senator George Ernst left Sunday
for his home at Oakland, California, al
ter spending Il week in Churchill county
attending to various business matters.
Jerome Hignan, the Hazen Lumber
C)mpany's manager, was n Fallon visi-
tor Mon lay AL Tuesday, having been
called here asa witness in the case OF
j. w. Cheney Is. May Thompson.
Beach's Bargain Bazaar has a choice
lot of ladies fancy silk goods which will
be sold for cost. Ii you are in need OF
anything in this line you can save money
by calling at the Bazaar.
Mrs. c. O. Cushman, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks with nerv-
Gus prostration, is gradually getting bet
ter, and will o o be cohvalescent, ac-
cording to her physician.
The Barrel House Cafe has changed
hands, /. b. Marsh selling his interests
to J. w. Hicks, a ~well-known local man.
Mr.. Hicks will cater to the wants of the
hungry in the future, and proposes to
give every man a square deal and a
square meal.
n. G. Bryson and wife, of Helena,
Montana, father and mother OF Mrs.
William Staniger, are visiting with ner
and her family. They will spend the
winter here, and are contemplating
settling permanently on a piece OF gov
eminent land.
Judge A. NJ. Trolson, the sage OF Up-
per Crooked River, was a Fallon visitor
Tuesday. The Judge is one of Churchill
%county's most versatile political conom-
lists, and is a recognized authority in the
councils OF the Republican party. A
rare type Of man, and the product
of frontier conditions extant in this
section a generation ago.
c. G. Emerson, editor and proprietor
OF the Fairview News, passed through
Fallon Wednesday on his way home
from a short trip to Reno and Goldfeld.
Ills family will reside at the former
place during the coming winter. Mr..
Emerson stated that business in Fair
view was particularly good in the news
paper line, but that workers were few.
Three new church buildings are pro-
iected for Fallon. The Methodist Epis-
copal, who viii in all probability build
in the w W. Williams addition, and
the Episcopal and Catholic churches,
addition. Each organization announces
its intention OF beginning building OPP
erations with the commencement of
spring.
Mrs. Peach Downs, who has been i'll
Of typhoid for the past two weeks, is re-
ported by her physician, DR.. G. NJ.
Gardner, to be in a very satisfactory
condition. She is being cared for at the
home of her uncle, j. W. Ferguson, it
being found necessary to move her
closer to town, in order that she might
have the best OF medical care. Mrs.
Downs many frienas hope for her
speedy recovery.
W. +. Adams, brother of Mrs. G.. NJ.
Gardner, accompanied by his wife and
little daughter, arrived in Fallon Mon
day from Anaconda, Montana, their
former home. They will reside in this
place In the future, Mr.. Adams having
leased the Fallon Hotel, which is now
nearing completion. He proposes to
conduct the hosiery on both the Amer
lean and European plans in a first class
manner, and we bespeak for aim a lib
eral share of the patronage.
Dan Callahan, the well-known and
popular owner of the Nevada Bar, COM
pleted a deal the first OF the week with
+. j. Williams, of Fairyiew, whereby
he takes over the one-half interest form
erly held jointly by Mr.. Williams with
Ed Schweikert. in the Richelieu Bar.
building AMI real estate. In the future
Mr.. Callahan will be associated with
Shorty in the conduct of the business,
and as both gentlemen are deservedly
popular, they will enjoy 4 good business.
George Baker and J.. Il. Williams left
Wednesday for Eastaate. Mr.. Baker
stated that upon his arrival At
the Williams Gold and Silver Mining +.
Company's claims, all work would be
called off and the force engaged at pres
ent, dismissed. This is in accordance
with the wish of the capitalists who re-
Gently purchased the Great Northern
md Sunny Jim claims. December 9th
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