Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-03-31
Loca1 and Personal.

II. j. Allen and J. VI. Simmons of
Hazen were Fallon visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. p. q. Gardner, OF Carson City,
is visiting her son, Dr. q. VI. Gardner
and family.
United States Marshal Robert Cri-
mon OF Reno was in Fallon Wednesday
on official business.
Ted Brandon left Tuesday for Fair
view, where he expects To engage again
in the barber business.
Senator w. w. Williams lett Wednes-
day Tor E~astgate, where he l. interested
in mining property. lie Will return
today.
c. b. Williams and family OF Alpine
passed through fallon lat Sunday OF
their way to Reno, where they viii
spend some time in visiting friends and
transacting business matters.
The Standard office is in receipt Of
many new type faces and other print
ing material that insures up-to-date
iobwork. Ii YOU are in need oi any
thing in this line let us figure with YOU.
Mrs. Ed. Brandon is very i'll at her
home in this place. 1t Is thought Il We
20 To press that she Is somewhat changed
tor the better. The many friends oi
the sanity hope for her speedy recovery.
Next Sunday keedie's camp team will
be here seeking to administer another
defeat, but the Fallon boys promise to
remove the stigma that Was placed on
their record by the event OF last Sun
day.
J. NJ. Howard, a youth who gives his
age at 20 years, had his preliminary
hearing Wednesday before t. :. Com
missioner W. G. Black. He was held to
answer to the next United States Grand
Jury.
Ace ording to reports, which seem Ia
be we'll founded, George Bertschy, one
OF the founders OF the camp OF FairvieW,
has been appointed postmaster, in
charge OF the newly established office.
At the present time Il trI-Weekly ser
vice is being furnished, but it l. hoped
to have this increased to Il daily SER
vice within the very near future.
The Hamburger sale occurred at the
Thelan ranch last Saturday, and the
list OF goods advertised for sale, in
Guiding It's stands OF bees and other
fixtures, We're sold To Thomas Thoomey.
of st. Clair. The price realized was in
the borhood OF $400, which sum
about covers the amounts held by the
creditors against Mr.. llambaugh.
Mrs. W. W. Williams and little
granddaughter, Abbie Danielson, and
Mrs. G. IL. Hoover a1e in Oakland
California, where they are comfortably
luartered in a cottage with Ada, Beth
and Cora Williams. They will re
main there until the current school
year is completed when they will all
return to Fallon for the summer.
The local team crossed bats with the
tossers OF Hays camp last Sunday, with
the result that the locals went down to
defeat to the tune of l3 To ,. At no
stage of the game did the local boys
have IA look in. The rings that they
had PLAYED around them would indicate
Il burning need for more practice, The
team work a particularly bad. Ii
the local boys will get together and
drill they will develop some very good
players undoubtedly, for there is cool
material.
Miss Florence Kent returned home
Wednesday from eastern points via
Los Angeles. Miss Kent has been alb
sent several months during which
time she has visited nearly all the New
England states, as well as many other
places OF interest, and her trip has
been replete with renewals OF ac-
qua%intanceship with relatives on both
sides of the house. She SAYS that she
is satisfied now to stay in Nevada for
awhile, During her entire journey
abroad she failed to find any place that
held the charms for her that does her
own state. She vas met At Hazen BY
her mother.