Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-03-24
OF LOCAL INTEREST

Il. l. douglass spent lh4e Week u
san Francisco.
z : Splain. a Vel known minins
man spen, a lew days in fal.on thls
week.
Mrs.. I Z. Marsh and little childref
made a trip to Hazvn Tuesday. re-
turning the same day.
\ VI. Bnrd. the attorney. spent .
few days IN Reno tins week III tie
transaction Of business.
Mr.. Nancy SANFORD left sunday fl
W~inuemucea. where Size viii visit for :
weeks with her ,on Elisha AMI family.
B5rn-Iu TIN, place. Wednesday even
ing. T. Mr.. and Mr.. Ell Brai don, a
daughter. Mother and child are doing
nicely.
County Recorder 4. W. Likes spent
the week in the mining districts Of
Southern Churchill where lie has q
number Of valuable claims.
George T. Miuner, Il 81 Fairfield's
prominent citizens passed through
Fallon Wednesday on his way to out
side points.
Mrs. George Ernst returned Sunday
from san Francisco, where Mr.. Ernst il
undergoing medical treatment. He i
reported a improving.
dollhouse Brothers have geo tons OF
.14IF4. > r.4 144+t-y. .iF4lfa ~ which
they will sell Al a bargain. Gall on Of
address J.. {. dollhouse Tor terms.
Lon Hammond i erecting a sub
stantial one-story briS, and stone
building on the lot adjoining the
Wightman property.
". McCullom, a mining man who
has been making his headquarters in
this place for some time LETT Thursday
for Iowa. He expects to return t.
Fallon, and vii, make his permanent
home here.
G Kcrns, OF Napa, California, Is!
preparing 10 open an office in this
place. lie will have FOR his purpose
the locating OF new settlers upon
choice homesteads in this project. Mr.
kerns i a reliable young man and i
deserving OF confidence.
Mrs. J. \. Daniel-on Is seriously i'll
at her home near this place. DR.. a.
II. Heppner was called in attendance
Thursday, and pronounced the sick lady
to be in no immediate danger. Her
many friends hope ior a speedy re-
coyery.
\ number Of new settlers secured
claims this week in the Fallon district
and all are going to work with a zest
and vim that presage results. We are
indeed fortunate III getting a fine class
OF settlers, upon whom the future ri
our new lands must depend for ex-
ploitation.
Several rancher- near town have
complained to the editor OF this paper
against shooting on their premises.
Boys are said to have promiscuously
shot chickens, etc. The matter prom
Uses to have a serious ending Tor the
BOYS in question, unless they mend
their Ways.
Nj. Downey and John Cromwell,
friends OF sam Rosenberg, lett yester-
day Tor the southern part OF the
county, where they viii spend some
time prospecting Tor gold. Both
gentlemen are experienced miners and
20 equipped with knowledge that will
prove OF great value to them.
John c.. Davis, who purchased the
improvements on the j. q. SaXton
homestead near the Smart ranch, LETT
the first ri the week for Los Angeles,
where he will reside in the future
owing to the i'll health OF his wife.
James \. Wood %purehashed Mr.. Davis
improvements and will reside there in
the future.
George T. Bertchy, local recorGe r Of
Fairyiew mining district Was in F;yllon
Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. Bertchy
stated that mining locations were piling
up thick and fast, and that develop
ment i in evidence on all sides. 1t is
Mr.. Be- c .y's opinion that Fairview has
passed the embryonic state, and Is noW
Well embarked ON the sea OF prosperity.
Ted Brandon, the popular barber
has sold his shop to George H.. Pu,on-
ault, a tonsorialist, who l. highly rec
commended as an artist. Mr.. Brandon
j. a. yet undecided a. regards his fu-
ture plans, but he will likely engage IN
some line OF business in this cou nty.
Mr.. Pasouault has taken charge OF his
nav business and is we'll pleased with
the prospects.
Dir. q. NJ. Gardner returned Welnes- !
DIV from EairNieM. Ihe dnctnr stateH