Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-08-18

for nearly a year past, and his rest was
greatly needed.
We respectfully announce to the
public that our large and varied as
Sortment of Furniture, Rugs and
Household Goods is now open for
inspection. Call and obtain prices.
S. ROSENBERG * co.
Patrick Huffaker, a brother OF the late
|. ". I%luffaker, the popular young as-
sistant engineer, who WAS drowned last
week IN the L-line canal, spent Monday
in Fallon looking after matters connect
ed with the business affairs o1 the de"
ceased brother. Mr.. lluffaker Is a Gus
tom service employe, at San Francisco.
Captain Il. Harris, an officer OF the
Preston School OF Industry, at lone,
Calf, arrived in Fallon Thursday for Il
short visit with his daughter, Mrs. &.
NJ. Burchell, and family. This Is his
first absence from official duties Tor
seven years. He is quite pleasantly
surprised at the wonderful possibilities
ol Churchill county.
Mrs. Il. ". Blaine and children left
Monday for Marysville, Idaho, where
they 20 10 join Mr.. Blaine, who Is now
located there temporarily. Mr., Blaine
has hired his stock 10 the o. L, x y.
construction department. During the
period ii their engagement the family
will reside in N|ary~yiilc. after which
they viii return to Churchill county.
Z. b. Clark, editor OF the FairyieW
Miner, passed through Fallon Sunday.
Mr.. Clark says that he recently refused
an offer of 5000 for a one-half interest
in the Miner plant aud business. He
is an aspiraat Tor legislative houags, as
will be noticed in the Standards politi.
cal column. lie says that IajrYle8 viii
east Il mighty big vote at the coming
election.
John S. T.. Houck, travelling salesman
for the Wiley b. Allen piano house Of
Reno. i in Fallon, in the interest 81
business He stated that although con-
dition- generally over the state were Il
little quiet, that business in his p@afticn-
lar line wa good. Mr.. ilouck l. an old
newspaper man, having formerly been
connected with Il number OF C%alifornia's
leading dailies.
Ernest Freeman returned Thursday
evening from Berkeley, California,
where he has been visiting friends.
While away he purchased a fifty
power Thomas flyer, While it is
announced that he intends putting
the machine on one OF the min
ing camps passenger runs, it IL quite
certain that he will find time to pilot
OF the fair sex III short eXcur.
There are people who appreciate a
,up OF good coffee. 70 all lovers OF
good coffee We invite you to call and
,et a sample oi our Mocha and lava
known, as the celebrated Blue
Diamond. We have secured the agency
ii this popular brand of coffee from the
Importers in st. Louis and have just
received the first consignment of five
hundred pounds. l.. II. KENT Co.
William CascaEnette, Tor several years
1 resident and business man OF I%ialIon,
Wednesday for Winnipeg, Mani
.oba. where he goes in search Of
from asthmatic trouble. Be-
ore leaving he disposed OF his various
interests in this section. For a number
ii years his affection has assumed Il
character and his many friends
Churchill county hope that relief will
be afforded him by the Canadian elm
lte.
County Commissioners +. II. Harri-
man and +. NJ. Wightman and j. NJ.
Smitten, accompanied by their families,
home Sunday evening from
Levitt Meadows, California. They say
they were forced To return home by
reason OF the cold weather encountered.
Snow, sltet and ram fell nearly every
day during their sojoarn, and they were