Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-19
TOWN TALK

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All out for LamoiIIe tomorrow
night.
Chan GrisHoId is driving a new REQ
Six car.
E. E. Lutts was in town yesterday
on business trip.
A number OF Carlin boys were up
night before last TO take the Odd Eel
loow degree here.
Another young couple OF this city
are preparing for the ringing Of we'd
ding bells in the near future.
II is rumored that the marriage of
Scott Hanna 10 a popular young lady
in Mound Valley will soon occur.
The shearing eorrals west OF town
are busy places these days. A great
many bands OF sheep are scheduled
to be shorn here within the season
and about fifty men are here working
to get the wool out in record time.
Attorney Milton Badt went to Car
lin this morning to defend a Carlin
man by the name OF Darcy who was
arrested upon charge Of interfering
with an officer in the pursuit OF his
duties. 1t is alleged that Constable
Berning attempted to arrest drunk
en- man in Darcy's saloon but that the
proprietor made strenuous efforts to
prevent it, resulting in his occupying
the seat Of honor before Judge Bielar
himself
Senator Henderson has won the re-
spect and admiration of his colleagues
by his pleasing personality and his de.
sire to work. No task is too hard for
him to tackle and he is always at his !
post ready TO keep the work going. |
He has already introduced several |
bills that will be OF great benefit to |
this state, and he has won the I'M
qualified endorsement of the labor
unions.-Carson Weekly.
II Anne Martins press agent /
doesn't let up on his or her lombard. |
ment Of this office with the junk and |
belly.wash being sent out to keep |
the titan haired maiden" in the cal. |
GUMS glow. we will be forced TO add /
another waste basket to our equip /
ment or retaliate by sending it back .
by express collect. We fed it TO the .
office goat and he swelled up and .
died from too much gas on his stom- /
ach. We next tried it on a prospec- /
tors burro and We now have dam
age suit on our hands, as it only got |
far enough down the burro's throat to !
choke him TO death. And, en- pass
ant, we don't believe the rot that
Anne is sending out will get any far
Their down the throats OF the loyal
people than ii did with the burro. In
their minds eye they can see her and !
other female Holligans cavorting
around the White House and harras-
sing the president in the most trying |
and critical hour in the history OF our !
government.-Western Nevada Miner. |
louVenia Brown swore out a war
rant for the arrest OF her husband
Richard Brown, on charge of dis
turbing the peace today. LOuvenia
and Richard are descendants OF the
race emancipated by the great Lin
coin. 1t was alleged by Louyenia that
friend husband injected himself into
the family household with much force
and violence and proceeded to bias
phemo her in perfect English cuss.
ology. Upon investigation however,
Judge Doughty learned that probably
Richard had very good cause so to do
for another gentleman of threatening
color had his feet up on the family
cook stove, much to Richards great
disgust and husbandly anger Rich
ard broke up the tctC-a-tCtc by eject.
ing the intruder into the street after
which he went in hot pursuit of him
Whether or not he was waving the
traditional razor is not known but he
was at least indulGing in forceful de-
nunciatiOn of the pursued. Failing to
outfoOt him, Richard seized a bicycle
which he impressed into service but
the wrecker of homes increased his
speed to point where even Richards
sturdy legs could not pedal fast
enough to overtake him. When last
heard OF the object OF pursuit had
passed Wells in cloud of dust. Lou
venia was advised to retire from pri.
waite and public life in Elko and she
will depart hence this afternoon Rich
ard was released, firmly convinced
that United We Stand, Divided We
Stand It Better" Is n time worn but
true formula for matrimonial obscrv-
ance.
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