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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-08-11
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-08-11
GOrtuo1
@eridlm0rnna rntoedt.

2ii' N. 8. gtu1.
@e6eime 1ofltnc Die i'm Vcie
zines 9Seiuiteupri s q2iu6en
puroen, Der it'd oem 1ampier
y9lroguou0" mad liiiieu t'a8e.
ihifit botte. ten 1ui binioy2n
oaB Die Gono ZEN feu, in Nr1,
iilten einc 2la,ttbe i $1,000 600
oltiguHe5men, I'm oieiem &ei0
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mebre on8ufauien. IS Ben Iofu.
nenten ioq ieru.r { 1r geben bar
Die 2lrmeeofiuiere Ser morarti.
itIitsn Nemeauna : INlt iin0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-08-11
Acappten.
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6e uaf e.nnu Eaarudrtt IN Dciiut
molta u6er'a6sr uar fsnterte ali
6em Nil 0enatc 700 4eriouan er.
tr13fgu pis icgt itno 36 2eiden &C..
iuaocH mor0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-08-11

aauias Gin 10. gIlg.
Cine aoraner5lu ,mpia6l. onb
Charles g}oueru 0e cmor6urg iet
ner Satin. Der Sra tile Romerp,
eiucr z touiplelcri 1geflagt uer.
oen m0ftc Iic Ste Der Grau
nur0e IN Der Sam lht in einem
3immer eines hc Goglrbai@ts
nit gon3Iit ourd ttener SeAe
oui8eiunoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-08-11
@crinoc glneiidlt nuf bnlOigc Gcrta.
gung OcS SUngrciics.

Senator Ganmiu5 ulr Soma, pro.
9reiiper Hepubitlner MID ein
gImeuoement 81 Ser @aunnuoltDor.
Ioge OorihIagen, iobaI0 oeie I'M &c.
not oortommt 0aa eine 9lauiiion oes
Giien. uno Stabltasiis 0es Gapne.
glIorit-Seietcs porie5t. 2ieie gtn.
tlinoi9uJ 5eritort, 3uiommeu NIT ser
anletrohten @etoiruna Ser Staaten.
ror.aJe ourh SEN Friiiocuten uno
Ser SVerre. 3u 0cr Is 5ctreifes ocr
@olluor,3ge getommeu III aHite.-
nen0 aae 5o'Tmm1 arr eine ba.oisf
ScrtaBms oe5 aougreiies.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-08-11
&encr 1SlnarcforO.

4ari9, 9. 9llIrlt.
SSuIe5 @eOrine3, Der fraBolilhe
g0iatifer, idmf bel ieinem Se.oerb
url 0en Niidplin &ebcr eiura neiltt
Geforo fiir GuuerihD. Gr Ie9te III
fie6en StrlJOen lulO 56 Q}inllten 800
&ilolncter 5uriid. Ter Getor0 mar
biSber 702 Sn0meter. &e0rincS
0urfilog eine 9iitan} pon 101 3ilo.
meter 0ftntoI, Iun0ete Damn ober
nbtt, ionOern flog meiter in Der 9I6.
iidt, ooQe 10 Star0eu in Der @uit 5ii
bIei6cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-08-11
G0OGcrO in llldi,., G.
Is luirO nmtIidl juaritunScu, OGf I'D
bort 81 GrfrHnfMn9cn uno 20 SO'
SeSfalle iniol1c Der ScndDe er.
Cignct babCn.
&cOrincS nCucr GcfurS.
Eoris, 10. 9luquIt.

Boris, 10. 9luguit.
Nodl elmer Gcpcihc an Sen Barrier
nVliOi ans Ncriliue9 ion 0r. Gop.
fer, Ser oOrtige aorreipouoent oe5
&aiteurinititutt9. 9eiaJt baben, oaB
in Q}arieiue@ 81 Grtranfun8en lmO
20 (o0esidue an ser Cholera purta.
men Qr. &orcl, Ser Gbei 0e5 itaO.
tiiheu @eilmobeit9aHtes Don 0iar.
ieiQes hat Gin bcIon0cre9 0oipital iiir
oie lSiIeBe oieier &rantbeit herridjtcn
Iaiien.
N}arieiQc5, 10. 9luQuit.
IS miro antlih beitQtigt odB
81 Grtranflmlcu Iniolge Ghoiera
unO 20 (ooeailue in bieiiger Sta0t
ougcmel0et luor0cn iiuo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-08-11
glnocblidD republitaaidle &CridJui
runn

at 8, 10. gUg.
Gie ipaniidp 9ie cltug uerijdcrt
3ur Grfldrtng Scr llimm1rudcn
characterization y utbcilunI mn
.6inrihtunq BON , SeeI5ltcn pom
Dem Stlattidiii mdncIa /" Die
on Samiiaa mcutert lDGbreno ols
Shifi IN lou9er las 1B ole RcUoite
ser 9lus6rth elmer publifaniibcu
@eridlmorung mar. oeldler iih I'M.
qeia6r 100 5eeIeutc 5eiligt battcn
Die NepubIitaucr IL ZEN i'm aan}cn
9on0e beionoers I'll 81 lem un0
ole 9iegIerura lit De 10 oui iAaricr
&nt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-08-11
ScHtidllnha
Icncr GraihunacnnnialI oc, %riujCn
Ncinridl.

NCinridl.
CSnabriid, 10 2hal.
Qrinj Ncnrid) pon Qr,ubcu fam
bel cincm neuen Graitva,eaumiaa.
0cn er Bate unuerlcBt 0a3an Gr
mor ouf ser Hijdiobrt poa Nouauo
bcariiieu. ais icine NtnldHt in Ser
g}ahe pou aloppenburq. ~ Wul,u
iil0peitHb' pon Sl0enburQ non
Der Sanoitrabe obbpg uuo l2leu q,
ucu @mm iubr. Ter @c.ahrte 0eS
@rin3cn. NOiutdnt nou ltt>om mur-
Sc lciht ucrictt uno Der Chauffeur
erlitt cinln ha0clbrud).
glcruplauc bctbriliacn ih an NIa-
uOucrn.
@amblire TO- 9tig.
Gem @unihe 0es aoii,r5 QemdB
mcroen ih sum eriten 4laIe Nero.
plane an 0eu Srltppennllljuern be.
tbeiliQeu 0ic am 26. 9lUQu't in scr
yiabe pou 9lltond Beginner gIah.
0cm o,c Ienfbaren Diilit0r5laons III
Sen N}an0pern pom Sabre 1910 &c.
rinqe GrioIge 3u oer5eid'u1u hutten
bcihlob Ser aaiier, es nit Heroplu.
ncn 5u rcrIud)en. lmo 0rutte Sen
Mlmih aus. oab fih 10 oie.c 0tutihe
9Ipiatllcr ais m0gIid irenuilig
an Dem bcporitebenoen 42an0ucr BE-
theiIilcn mohtcn. Die Glulmenihcn
Sonia 0Uhuer, @ieucjicra lmo Sor
rllen bdbcn idon ibre &bittt flr0.
Qcthau. mitpnpirfcn uno man Qlmtbt.
oaB nod 9In0crc ibrem &Uiqicle iol.
gen ncr0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-08-11
MObnumcO VII Givia iga unJt
NitcrabaO cine iciuolidc 9btbci.
luna geiaiaNcn babcu.
@rOfbrit0nuienn nuS StOdco.
llcbcr ocS &dpiscS @cinnOhcit,iu-
tdnOcs lauicn miocriprcdlCnOe
&crid)tC nm.
Aniid)t Der Ncritc
Ct lSctcr3burq g. 9lill

81 NA4N NNtat w ~ eN't8
lIah ciucm EclcQromm ans A'lcra.
baO, 0criicu. hat lIohdmmto @Ii
ieiu eritea Geitht nit 4pie.
runaStruppcu iieQreidl bcltlnoeu Gr
ihlu1 0icic bel TnulQbdn am uorO.
IItcu cJa6c 0er GIbruiberQc. 30 Qiei.
len iij0lid pom erabdo. Ger aampf
ioa elm erbittcr Qcmtien icin Die
5rufomanucn oc@ chcnaIigcn Sd'ahS
nabmen idieblih Die Staot mil
Shirm mobei iie @eihilge uuO Al}u.
nition erbcutctcn moran iie Nimlol
batten 0icicr Sicq bat Oie 2luhdn-
Qer oes ocrbauuteu 0}ondrdleu ehr
ermuth;at. 9Iah NcIOunlcn non (e.
bcran Ioa 0}obanmeo Mi nit elmer
anOercn Streitmaht ron 1000 lPaan
200 p}ciIen uorooitlib BON ocr@lupt.
itnAt krhep
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-08-11
gruRbritauuieu anf %nRlauOS scite.
(cberan, Ntriicn, 9. Nu0llIt.

&cberan, Kerllcn, 9. Au8ltlt.
@roBbritannlen hat Olt perii1'e
Regierlug ben0hrittiQt Dab 9ieie
He8ierung nid)t 0oraui beite6cr iou-
te, OaB Maior 6. y. Stofes, Der bri-
tiide Ntijtdrattadlc in leherdu ais
0ie Spiee Der Acknowledgements.
rie geitcut meroe, ME Dies QeuIont
mar, ea lei 0cnn. 0oB or ndt I'M
uorolten Neriieu &erpeuouN IAN.
Sc, unO 0ob >uenu lie Ocnnod) 0arJur
bciteben loutC @~oBbritannien oaa
Hedt 9iubIar05 ancrfeunte, 0erartnt
5dlritte }u thuu, ME lie ibm no.l.
meHOlq eridlieuer. ann icne ISutcttiicl
i'm nor0iider Qeriien 81 idniSep.
0Grum Sbuiter 5tofcS ~ babca
iuiinidlt.
Gcberou, Ycriicu. g. augtit.
g8. Ntorlar Sbugcr, ser ameyitl.
riide @eneralidoencritcr. crflir,
0oB @eriien bancroft gcben mir0.
wenu 0ie Observation-Disclosures
nid)t idleunia orlGnnirt miro 0r
|punidt iih Bic GcnIte pom Stotcs
81 iidern neil oieicr Der ein3i8e jur
Geriij8ung itcbcu0c gtann III, NE cr
ioGt, Der Oie Sppadle ln0 oa5 2lno
fenrt. Ger c6en1Iile 5hnb it1at
nm in Der 9idhe BON 9aiiruid uno
iein Ylau id)cint }u iciu lid in SIR
Qaitptita0t nit SaIar co Iduleb 81
oereinIgen mo auf Sto5un. 80 Dtc.
len noroDGtlidl pen lcbcran 3u
moridiren.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-04-05
Physician Locates In FalIon.

DR.. j. Y. Bartholomew arrived in
Fallon Sunday and after looking over
the local field, has concluded to locate
here permanently. The doctor comes
here well recommended. He has both
British and American qualifications and
has had marked recognition in his
chosen line. In 1908 he was appointed
house physician and surgeon for St.
Joseph's s hospital in San Francisco, a
position which he held for one year,
following which he entered the service
of the Pacific Mail steamship company
and was appointed ship surgeon running
to Panama out of San Francisco. Later
he was appointed physician at the city
and county hospital of San Francisco,
which place he left to again accept a
place as steamship physician, this
time for the U. S. S. Company operating
boats between New Zealand and San
Francisco.
In 1909 DIR. Bartholomew took the
ANNN aud obdtS hiSuiSdi CAdiilhdlluu az
Carson City, receiving in his tests the
highest average of the numerous ap-
plieants who tried for state licenses al
that examination period. DR.. Barthoo-
NEW has taken Offices in the People s
store building, over the Anderson Drug
Company's store where he can be founc
during the usual office hours.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-04-05
TRACHOMA PREVAIL S HERE.
Parts OF This Valley Found To
Be Affected With The
Dread Eye Disease.

DR.. Murphy, medical supervisor of
the government Indian service, was in
Fallon last week attending to affairs
connected with his department He
came here for the purpose of looking
into the matter of providing the Indians
of this county with medicine and proper
medical attention and some of his OBJ
seryations here revealed a deplorablo
state of affairs among the Piutes of
the valley. At the Indian school, where
about 30 youngsters are being taught
the things that constitute part of the
white mans civilization, including a
knowledge of hygiene, eye tests demon
strated the fact that 70 per cent of the
children were affected with that dread
eye disease, trachoma, which is
responsible for so many cases of blind
ness among the Indians of this state.
On DR.. Murphy Recommendation an eye
specialist connected with the govern
ment service, will be sent here shortly,
who together with DR.. G. Nj. Gardner,
who will be retained as the regular
physician for the reservation Indians,
will perform operations upon the eyes
of those children where trachoma has
not advanced to that stage where al
operation would do no good In this
way it is hoped that number Of the
children can be saved from the blind
ness that would otherwise be inevitable.
In the future the medicine man will
no longer invoke his ineantations on the
reservation, for the government has
decreed that a reputable physician
shall correct where possible the ills Of
the government wards by more en-
lightened methods. To Indian School
Superintendent w A. Vanvorhis is due
the credit for bringing this matter be-
fore the department.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-04-05
The VALUE or SUGAR BEETS
Figures Showing What The In
dustry Has Done For Land
Values Elsewhere.

In speaking of the sugar beet crop
and its benefit to the farmer, lothian
Allen, of the Alma plant of the Michigan
sggsr Company, said:
The sugar beet crop is one of the
very best farm crops a farmer can
raise in his rotation. 1t has a guaranteed
price, and if he uses fair judgment
he need never raise a crop which does
not pay its expenses and a fair rental
for his land. The crop has done more
for the betterment of the people of
Gratiot county Than any other farm
crop has ever done in the same length
of time.
This product from the soils of
Gratiot county in the last IL years has
brought into the county upwards of
So, 900, 900, ard at the same time has
not decreased or diminished the total
production in bushels or tons of any
other farm crops. Any farmer who
has raised sugar beets in his rotation,
for the last II years, has raised just as
many bushels and tons Of products as if
he had raised no beets at all, and at the
same time his land is in much more pro-
duetive state from the fact that he has
raised sugar beets. The money he has
made from beets has been an actual
gain, as if some friend had come along
and thrust it into his hands, without a
single effort on his part.
The farms of Gratiot county are
worth at least 100000 more than
they were L years ago, and easily one
half OF this value, or SO, 500, 600, can be
aseribed directly to the raising of sugar
beets. Adding this increased valuation,
which has come from the raising of
beels, 10 the extra money the beet
crop has brought into cur county, and
we have an increased valuation, in the
county, directly from beets, of So, 500, =
00o. Is it any wonder that the people
Of the county are buying automobiles?
What applies to Gratiot county is true
Of any section where sugar factories
are located which are operated success
fully.
AT least SIS per acre and probably
more Of the increased valuation of
Gratiot county lands in the last ten
years has been caused directly by those
farmers who have raised beets. Still
better the end is not yet, for the in
creased value of property in this Sec
tion, from the raising of beets for the
next ten years will go far beyond the
expectation of even the best thinkers
along this line, because SO many more
farmers in the next ten years are going
10 raise beets, that have not raised, in
the past, the increased prosperity will
b. wonderful. Alma (Mich.) Record.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-04-05
GOVERNMENT WATER CHARGES
Are Practically All Paid By Pro-
ject Water Users and Season
Starts Off Auspiciously.

The water paying time for project
land holders ended March 31st, and
from figures obtainable at this time. it
is believed that very few will be de
linquent with their stipends to the
government. Project records indicate
that $42, 900 was due and payable on
March 3lst for construction. OF this
sum at least $35,o00 was paid, the
records of the local post office showing
that S27, 446.25 passed through post
office channels to the Carson City land
Office, which is the agent fof Uncle
Sam in making his Trucxee-Carson
project collections. In addition to the
the sum transmitted by the post Office
considerable sum was handled by the
Wells-Fargo express company, while
other water users paid at the Carson
City office in person. Maintenance and
operation charges may still be paid at
the local reclamation office.
The total amount of building charges
as iessed against land holders in this
project for the year 1910 is S56, 900 in
round numbers, which is due December
3lst, but following the precedents OF
this and last year, the date of paying
this money may be EXTENDED 10 March
3lst of next year.
As time goes along. the farmers IN
this valley are responding more prompt
ly with government charges. The
matter seems 10 be based on the earn
ing power of the individual, which ir-
creases as his land comes unJer cult
vatlon.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-04-05
WILL ARD|TRATE DIFFICULTY
Southern Pacific Company Is
Seeking Right of way To
Sugar Factory Plant.

Southern Pacific Attorney E. R.
Levers, of Reno, visited Fallon Satur-
day, having been sent here by the rail-
road company to adjust the right-of-
way tangle arising through the refusal
of j. A. Bailey to allow the sugar
factory spur to be built through his
ranch. According to the surveys al
ready established, 4.65 acres of land
will be taken up by the spur right-of-
way and we understand that he has
been offered $4,000 as compensation
by the sugar factory people, sum
which he refused. Mr.. Levers pro-
posed to arbitrate the matter, rather
than start suit of condemnation, and
failing in this a suit will be commenced.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-04-05
THE COMMISSIONERS BOARD
Transacts County Business, In
Guiding Disposal OF Part Of
Telephone System.

The county commissioners met Mon
day and yesterday. Among the coun-
ty's business was
A petition from residents of the dis
trict southeast of town asking for a
road between the Thomas Dolf and W.
A. Harmon ranches, was received and
acted upon. Ted Frazier and A. +.
Branch being appointed appraisers to
fix costs of damages coming out of es-
tablishing said road The proposed new
route of travel would necessitate three
miles of new thoroughfare, which if
constructed would serve the district
southeast of town connecting it with
the Nevada Sugar Company's plant.
The county clerk was instructed to
order four dump wagons, which will be
used in the new county road program.
The cost of these wagons, according to
proposals received by the board will be
Sl95 each.
The district attorney was ordered TO
arrange for the printing of $4,000 of tel
ephene bonds and SO, of road and
bridge bonds, issues authorized by the
late legislature. Following printing,
the bonds will he advertised for sale 70
the highest bidder.
Ths contract for The leasing Of the
Wadswor,h-fallon telephone line, a
part Of he county system, up to Janu-
AIRY l, 1918. 10 the Nevada, Utah and
Idaho telephone company, was signed
by the board and forwarded to the lele-
phone company officials for their sigma
ture. Under the terms of this agree
ment, the county is to receive a month
ly rental of $25, while the telephone
company is to keep the line in repair
and operate it. This will be done in
connection with the operation of the
Fairyiew line, which has passed into
their ownership.
Thirteen arcels of real es ate err
roniously assessed, was ordered stricken
off the assessment roll.
The county commissioners took o
recess yesterday morning in order to
visit the Sand Springs district, where
the county road is said to be lmpassable
After viewing the road, the board vii
determine upon the hest means to cor
rect the faulty thoroughfare.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-04-05
The Yerington Times Is Taken By
Former Owner.

James F. O'Brien has decided not to
exercise his option on the Yerington
Times, and through the Lyon County
Bank the stockholders have disposed Of
the paper TO its former owner, Fred w.
Fairbanks. The change places the pub
iieation in the hands of the man who
operated it in its most Aourishing days,
aud whose individuality built it up to a
fine property. He disposed OF it for a
handsome figure, near the $40, 600 mark,
building and lot included, and at that
time the business of the paper made it
valuable property. Mr.. Fairbanks
will attempt to put the Times back
where it was.
Mr.. 0'Brien has not announced his
immediate plans, but will probably re-
main at Yerington until the close of
the present school term, to give his
son the advantages of the ferington
schools. Mason News.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-04-05
Sad Death of MIR. and Mrs. w. E.
Frazier's Little Son.

Harold, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Frazier, passed away Sunday
evening after an illness of more than
three weeks of scarlet fever. Had the
deceased child lived until the 18th of
this month he would have been three
years of age. He was particularly
bright and winsome little fellow and
his taking away comes as a great grief
to his parents and relatives.
The funeral services were private
and were held from the home Monday
afternoon. Interment occurred in the
Masonic plot of Fallon cemetery. The
bereaved family has the deepest SYM
pathy of the community in the loss of
this bright, promising little child,
whose heartstrings were go interviewer
with those of his parents that his loss
comes in the nature of heavy affiiction.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-04-05

In some manner the report that the
public schools would close during the
present month, owing to lack of funds,
has come 10 be current. Investigation
demonstrates the fact that the report
is false. The extra funds recently
voted by special election will not be
Forthcoming until next December, but
the teachers have signified their
willingness to wait until the July ap-
portionment, and the school will con-
tnue until the full term Is taught.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-04-05
Notice To Sugar Beet Growers.

Sugar beet seed will be ready for
distribution, at the sugar factory, on
or after March 25th. 1911. Call for
same.
We have been informed that some
doubts exist whether or not the factory
will be completed in time to handl e
this years crop. We wish to state
positively, that the factory will be
completed in time to handle the coming
crop, and we guarantee to take all
beets contracted for. and pay for same.
NEVADA SUGAR Co.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-04-05
George Wingfield Returns to Reno
Sunday.

After three months absence, Geo.
Wingfield returned to Reno Sunday,
for the rest of the summer. He ar
rived on No. 10, accompanied by Mrs.
Wingfield, who has been with him dur
ing his illness.
The wealthy Nevadan was confined in
the Lane hospital for some time here,
cad about. >. q = month aeo-ang vnlaaced
sufficiently to go south near Los Angeles
for a few weeks stay. He returned
to the ST. Francis early last week.
II haven't anything to say" he
answered to a question on Thursday.
1--WE been pretty sick. and have done
nothing of any kind since / arrived
here. III be glad to get back to Reno
during the warm weather though, it's
the only place to be in the summer
time. Reno Gazette, Saturday.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-04-05
Is 1t Any Wonder?

Him wuzza tootest itsie -bitsie pecious
LOWE lamb,
And him des a sweetest pittie-ittie sim
gle, yes, him am,
WIS i'm tunnin itsie footsie, an, him
sayin' Goo-goo-goo!
Him was him muzzer's ownest lambie
boysie -cootsie-cool!"
To this the baby listens by the hour
and day and week
And yet his neither wonders why he
doesn't learn to speak,
Ladies' Home Journal.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-04-05

Mrs. Hattie Mcdowell, of ST. Helena,
California, will be here on today 8
train for a short visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Hicks.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-04-05

FOR SALE Team work horses, in
quire Mr.. Bristol, Clark's barn.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-04-05
.R. ]. Y. BARTHOLOMEW

~ Late Physician st. Joseph's Hos
pitel, San Francisco; Surgeon City and
County Hospital. San Francisco.
Hours 1l-12 a. M, 2 to 4, 7 to 8 pm.
Office over Fallon Drug Co. Apart
ment No, 2. Phone 24xl.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1911-04-05

10 Year-old Pepper at the Richie
lieu.