Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-09-01

|. 3. Marsh and w. B. Wiyriek re-
turned Sunday evening from a few days
stay at Shady Run, where they are
jointly interested in promising claims.
Manuel Santos, Il native OF Portugal,
took citizenship papers last week. Nh.
Santos Is employed by c. L. Ernst as a
ranch hand.
Miss Inga Adams left Sunday for her
home at lone, California, after spending
three weeks whiting her aunt, Mrs.
Harvey Burehell, and family.
Senator W. w. Williams and R. S.
Brock left Monday for Eastgate, where
hey will spend a few days looking over
the mines.
Mrs. Walter y. Frickstad and little
son, left Sunday afternoon for Oakland,
california, where she will join her hus-
oand. who preceded her, that he might
secure = house and get located.
c. :. scoGeld, OF the department of
agriculture, and Thomas II. Means,
IA siaeer in charge OF maintenance and
peration. left Monday afternoon Tor
teno, where they spent a few days.
J. Il Wilson returned Sunday even
- from Il two weeks soJourn ut his
ak Mountain mining property. He
~ that everything points to Il success
Il year for his district.
The dollhouse brothers are having a
nodern glass front placed in their
business house, the Palace OF Maine
rect, which is a great improvement.
mis- VIII be followed with a cement
iewalk and other Improvements which
20 to making the town attractive.
Attorney W. 5. Wall has been retain
ed as associate counsel in the Wonder
mining suit, recently instituted by
fhomas Costello, ct al against Murray
scott. ct al, the circumstances Of which
we're published in last weeks standard.
Irvie SANFORD returned Sunday even
ing from Reese river valley where he
pent Il month hunting and fishing and
otherwise ENJOYING himself. Iryie says
ne had a good time, and his looks GER
tainly sustain his assertion, for he is in
the pink OF health.
Harvey l.. Bnrchell and family and
William Stranger and family, lett Mon
.daV morning for Ramsey, where they
viii camp ont for the next ten days.
Mr.. Burehell is already interested in
Ramsey mining property, while Mr..
Ntaniger expects to uncover a ledge.
B. \. Sheckler was in Wednesday
rom his homestead west of town, and
made Il pleasant call at this Office. He
reports crops good in his section, CON
sidering that this is the first years crop.
lie will leave in Il few days for Reno,
where he will spend the winter working
at his trade As Il shoemaker.
Rev. j. +. Price. wife and little daugh-
ter, returned Monday iromslloney Lake
Valley, where they attended the NJ. L.
Church Conference. They report hay
ing an enjoyable time. Rev. ]. +.
Price was reaseiqned to the Churchill
County field He expects to commence
1t once on his church building project,
Last Friday at The home Of Mrs. Dr.
Dunbar an Episcopal Child was organ
.zcd aud the following officers elected
President, Mrs. Dir. Dunbar; viee-presi-
lent, Mrs. Hanley second yiee-presi-
lent, Mrs. Clinton secretary, Mrs. c.
+. Coe treasurer, Miss Florence Kent
The meeting adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Dir. Dunbar on September DIST.
J. W. Richards, J. W. Sitton, Ralph
Fortune, Leo Likes. 4. L,Clements, aud +
Ell. Ferguson returned Monday evening
rom a three weeks stay en- Upper
Walker river, where they fished and
hunted to their hearts content. They
llso brought back various fish stories
With them, the best of which, of course,
Aas sprung by Jim. The fish chat he
while away viii be sold by him
The coming winter from behind
lis counter, in his grocery.