Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-13
OF LOCAL INTEREST


Deputy Constable J. B. Simmons. %
Hazen, was a Fallon visitor Tuesday.
The band boys considerably favored
the local people with another CT their
enjoyable concerts last evening.
c. W. Kinney, the mining man, ar
rived in Fallon Monday from the south
ern part OF the county.
DR.. G. L. Dempsey and Mike Ra,ess
left yesterday for the Reese river valley.
where they will spend the next H.
weeks hunting.
Mamie SANFORD returned Monday rom
Wonder, where he went last week on
business.
S. A. Drake, of the Fairyiew Miner
staff, visited his wife in this place the
first of the week.
Mrs. Grace Ferguson and little
daughter Blanch, returned homeThurs-
day after spending two weeks visiting
relatives in Reno.
A gold finger ring and a lady's pin
were found Saturday morning and left
at this office. Owner can have same by
proving same and paying for this notice.
Max McCullom returned home last
week from Iowa, where he spent the
summer visiting relatives. Max is quite
sure that Nevada beats the eastin every
respect.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Williams NEE
Miss Genevieye Hoy arrived from
Churchill county yesterday. a weeks
visit will be made in Winnemucca.-
Silver State.
Stephen \. d. Henthorn has a yaIua-
hle letter at st. Clair post office. The
postmaster, Mr.. c. c. Smith, desire
that he shall call for the SAINT At his
earliest convenience, should he still be
in this section.
Mrs. \. J.. Coe, OF Lincoln. Nebraska.
mother OF Z. L. Coe, the local jeweler,
arrived in Fallon Sunday and will loeats
in this section permanently. She thae-
extremely we'll Of Churchill county am
is going 10 locate ON a piece OF our mr.
gated land.
Mrs. {. {. Eyeritf, ri Sacramento.
visiting her mother, Mrs. ". II. LIT
house, and her brothers, Of Jai
Mrs. Eyeritt is a former Cg.sa
county girl. and is always glad L. -
back ior a visit with her Ell asgaals#.
anceS.
Rev. {. Houston Smith vii preach
Saturday, 30 p. IN. on Crit. sunday.
Il a. m. on The Little Gospel. DOR
BIG, Sunday 80 p. IN. on "Tbefa i i.
He'll" Meetings will continue e9sfv
evening text week, begiunins Al 100.
All are earnestly invited 10 attend tH#.
%ervices. There will be eoca siue.a-
q. W. IIulin, who is farming Il par
of the Thomas Toomey ranch. brought
a melon to town Monday and placed IL
on exhibition at the ". ". Ni.llaas
store, that weighed exactly fifty pounds.
n product OF his soil, and an elaqs#af
testimonial to the efficacy 81 CuuHa.IE.
County soil.
Mrs. j. II. Sheehan and little oai.u-
rem arrived in Fallon Monday from
Reno, and spent the week visiting her
parents and other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Sheehah stated that upon her re-
turn to Reno, Mr.. Sheehan would ar
range Tor them to live permanently at
Sparks.
Judge z. +. Curler and DR.. g. NJ.
Gardner made q trip Sunday to Shady
Run, in the judges Pope.Toledo touring
ear, making the run of forty five miles
in three hours. They are jointly In
terested in mining property which they
think is extremely promising in its
appearance.
We do not mean to imply that the
following named candidates are jay
Quite the contrary for that matter, but
we simply print their names TO show
how strangely j dominates the family
household, when the names are given
J. ". Ferguson, J. w sitton, J. A
Danielson, J.. c. dollhouse and J
Sehaffner.
Eugene L. Williams and Judge join
S. Orr, Republican nominees fef dis
trict judges Tor this judicial district
passed through Fallon Monday on thelI
way to Reno, after having completed
anvas oi the mining districts 81 TN
county. They report a good health.
sentiment in their favor and are quit
sure that they will poll a nice vt
among the mining interests.
Mrs. Inez Harmon returned I9ln.
last week from a two weeks visit :
Sacramento. Her mother, Mrs. Naae.