The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1910-11-17
LOCAL ITEMS Of INTEREST
About Topics and People Whom
You Know. All Making
Local History.
Most of the agony is over.

your fat stock.
For tender roast or a juicy steak
try the New Meat Market.
The New Meat Market wants your
poultry and eggs.
DIR. A. H. Heppner is down from
Reno on court business.
Judge Curler was down from Reno
the first of the week in attendance
upon district court.
State Senator r. L. Douglass and Ed
Schweikert made a trip to Virginia
City last week in the Douglass auto.
Highest cash prices for fat cattle,
hogs and veal. Fallon Butcher & Pack
ing Co.
Take your hides and pelts to the New
Meat Market. Highest market price
paid.
Ben Sheckler will make shoes as
good as new. Five doors south of the
|. II. Kent Co. store, next door to
Burd's law office.
New subscribers to the Standards s
souvenir edition continue TO come in,
and the project seems an assured spc-
cess.
Ira T. Fallon, well known in this
vicinity, was elected to the assembly
from Lyon county, as Republican,
In the late election.
w. w. Ratclffe sold three lots and
small cottage on East street and one
lot IN the Oats addition to Emery Z.
Freeman last week, consideration S775.
W. F. Elliott and wife, of Harris
burg, Oregon, parents of Mrs. w. c.
Black, arrived Tuesday for visit with
the Standard editor and family.
Ronald Osborne, of Portland, Oregon,
nephew of j. W. Vannoy, spent several
days in Fallon las. week, visiting his
uncle and family. He expects to re-
turn at an early date for longer visit.
Herbert Austin came back from
Loyeocks Monday with a carload of
twenty milch cows, which he is offering
for sale. The cows are all good mixers
of the Jersey and Durham breeds.
Rev. VIM. MeCart was rendered
surprise Friday evening by the men,
bers of the local Baptist church and
friends. Many fine gifts were included
among the offerings.
w. II. Austin left Friday for Love-
locks, where he went to buy a carload
of mich cows. Herbert left with his
yalise in hand and suffered many re-.
pIoaches for taking the route up Salt
creek so soon after election.
The Williams store will close in the
future at 6 o'clock week days, except
Saturday when the trading hour will
be extended to $50 in the evening.
Hereafter this store will be closed on
Sundays.
VIM. Humphreys was up from Still
water Saturday. Mr.. Humphreys has
been on his homestead selection located
between Fallon and Saltwater for two
years and is well pleased with his ua-
dertaking.
This valley was visited by mild fall
showers the last of the week very
much Web-foot in their appearances.
Quite contrast to year ago, when
the storm aud buster carried biting
cold.
A daughter was born to Eli Cam and
wife of Wonder Monday of last week.
DIR. Gardner was the attending physi-
clan, having made the trip between
here and the mining camp post haste
in Frank Inman's auto.
A daughter came to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. T. H. Depp, of St. Clair
Wednesday of last week. Owing to
the press of election business the arri-
val of this fair little daughter was not
chronicled in our last Issue.
Don't forget to get in on the STAN
dard's souvenir edition. 1t is going to
be beauty; something that will be an
ornament to any parlor table. With a
writeup of your fine home properly il
lustrated in this edition, it will be a
grand thing to send to your friends liv-
ing at distant points.
+. II. Roseberry, who lived in Fallon
last summer with a family, then pre-
sumed to be his, was apprehended in
Arizona recently. The woman in the
case and her children, it turns out, are
the wife and children of one, A. 7.
Swift a Texan, who has caused the ar
rest Of Roseberry.
Among the changes made by the
official canvass was one of 80 votes in
favor of Chas. l.. Deadly, the Demo-
cratic nominee for surveyor general.
This change is a result of correction
in the returns given out unotficially
from New River precinct and the re-
turns as tabulated by the election Of
ficials in charge of the vote counting.
The county commissioners met Sat
urday afternoon and canvassed the vote
of the county. Jessup's vote, COM
prising the expressions of but five
electors arrived by registered mail on
Fridays train, and it in no wise effect
ed the general results as indicated by
the returns from the remainder of the
county's precincts.
f. B. Headley, superintendent of
the government experimental farm
south of town, accompanied by Mrs.
Headley, will leave Saturday for the
east. MIR. Headley's destination will
be Washington, while Mrs. Headley
will visit relatives in Denver during
her husbands absence. They expect
to be away several weeks.
All past masters of Churchill lodge
F. & A. M, are to receive handsome
past masters Jewels. suitably engraved
with their names. This lsudable idea
is consummated through the good Of
fees of the members of the local Ma
sonic lodge, and particularly through