The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1913-09-17

Dr. Nellie ftdScdl1 returned the
last of the week from a visit to San
Francisco.
Call at the Fallon Garage and see
the Detroiter
B. c. Archer bought the W.
Storm residence property on Maine
street last week. Consideration. ST.
900.
DR.. C. II. Lehners has moved to
his former location in the Geo. Childs
residence on S. Maine street. He
has his office there.
A Griffin. superintendent of irri-
CATION, left Monday for his former
home in Modesto, Cal. where he will
be absent week.
p. B. Caster, assistant superinten-
dent of the sugar factory, and Char
ley Hardy of the st. Clair district
are down with the typhoid fever
Geo. Wingfield and Ole Elliott. the
latter a former Goldfeld promoter.
came down from Reno Saturday and
on the following two days enjoyed
hunting ducks around the lake.
Investigate the Detroiter before
you buy a car.
Director Newell, of the recama-
ton service, is on his way to the
British Northwest, where he has been
invited TO inspect the Dominion ir-
rigation enterprises under way and
completed in that cold latitude.
Mrs, F E. Nash, wife of the prop
rietor of the Fallon livery, together
with their two children arrived re-
Gently. They are now keeping house
in one of the DR.. c. A. Hascall resi-
denees on Center street
Ed Murphy and Joe Cushman. two
ambitious young Piutes, were ar
/ raigned in the municipal court Mon
day afternoon on charge of drunk.
enness The former was given Is
days at labor and the latter five DAYS
The Detroiter is the best car that
has ever been offered for the money
Geo. B. Williams arrived in Fallon
Monday for a short stay He stated
that the members of his family were
In Reno, where they will probabl,
maintain household this winte,
that the children may be given
schooling advantages.
Mrs. Thos. lngls returned home
Saturday from visit with friend.
In Winnemueca, She was impressed
with the size of the chain gang in
the Humboldt county seat, where II
Is kept busy clearing the weeds from
the streets.
{. W. Foote returned Monday
from a short stay in Reno. He tells
us that the Hupmobile 1914 deliver.
les will be made shortly and that the
model is excellence personified. The
rapidity with which the cars are be.
ing sold would seem to substanti.
ate this conclusion.
The Detroiter is built by Experts
and all weakness eliminated.
The Fallon bakery has been i'm
proved until II is first class in all its
appointments. Dropping in Monday
we noted Baker Forbes daily stunt
OF baking about 300 loaves of fine
bread in the oven, which maintains
the proper heat to make the bread
texture most palatable.
j. II. Campbell, J. W. Towt and
hoot. kearney, of Sanlinas, Cal, ar
rived in Fallon Sunday and left the
Following day for the chappell min
ing claims in Fondeway canyon.
They drove over the mountains by
auto and report having had a very
uncomfortably hot trip through the
San Joaquin valley.
E. J. Barrow was over from Fern
ley Sunday. He says that INQUIRIES
reach him constantly regarding the
disposal of his farm unit In town lots
the Importance of Fernley station
having created wide spread notion
that town is to be built there. This
is doubtless the case and Messrs
Barrow and Wyldes will wake up
some of these days to find their
farm covered with homes and busi-
ness housae