Nevada Paradise in Muddy River Valley Expedition Report
Phil Triplett reports from Southern Nevada on the Muddy River Valley. The region shows fruitful orchards vineyards and alfalfa fields with high yields and early markets. The article notes climate scarce snow and extensive local schools and lumber markets supporting agricultural growth.
Attempted Burglary At Gray House During Carnival News
A weekend burglary attempt at the Klein house occupied by Mr. Gray, capitol well contractor, failed as a neighbor heard a noise and a stranger fled with a gun. Police have no lead on the intruder, suggesting familiarity with the premises. In Reno, Miss Fransden leads carnival queen vote with 14,687, Miss Hurd close behind. Senator W. Gallagher, visiting for Grand Lodge, travels with Mrs. Gallagher. The Austin Battle Mountain stage line will end June 19, with mail service reduced to three weekly trips.
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Kiein
Mr. Gray
Capitol
Weilding
Fransden
Miss Hurd
Miss Fransden
Death of John McCrimmon Pioneer of Carson
John McCrimmon, a longtime Carson resident and Civil War veteran, died Sunday night at his home after a six day battle with kidney illness. Born November 1831 in Canada West, he lived 31 years in Carson and served as flag carrier for Custer Post. He leaves a widow, three daughters, two sons, grandchildren, a brother and nephew. Funeral set for 2 p m at the Episcopal church under Custer Post.
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Mr. McCrimmon
Canada West
United States
Minnesota
Custer Post
Carson
Kenneth McCrimmon
Donald McCrimmon
Oakland
California
Episcopal Church
Custer Post to Meet for John McCrimmon Funeral
Members of Custer Post No. 5 Dep of Cal and Nev G A R are ordered to meet at Armory Hall on Tuesday June 13 at 1 30 p m sharp to attend the funeral of John McCrimmon. Veterans not members are invited to join in paying respects with us. J S Burlingame Post Commander.
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Custer Post No. 5
Dep
Cal
Nev. G. A. R
Armory Hall
John McCrimmon
J. S. Burlingame
Carson City Nuptials Tie Harry James to Lena Ruedy
In Carson City Nevada on June 11 1905 Rev H H McCreery united Harry James and Lena Ruedy in a private ceremony at the Ruedy ranch east of town. Both parties are local residents with the bride noted as a popular lodge member and the groom a trusted Mint employee.
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Carson City
Nevada
H. H. MccCreery
Harry James
Lena Ruedy
Carson
Lodge
Carson Valley
Mint
Ruedy Ranch
Lake Tahoe visit reshapes Emporium basketry display
Mrs Coty sails to Tahoe City to oversee the basketry exhibit and Indian lore promotion attracting tourists. She joins Mrs Cohn who is versed in local crafts, aiming to make the art engaging for visitors and enthusiasts alike during the summer resort season. The Relief Corps plans a large dance and supper next Friday to fund a flag for the Custar Post. Tickets are moving fast. A Defoe Reno shoe merchant has disappeared, age about 35, with no known troubles.
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Crawford
Alexander
St. Thomas Murphy Bros
Logan
Bert Mils
Overton
Wm. Jones
Crosby
St. Thomas
Frank Cox
Nevada
Truckee
Coty
Tahoe City
Lake Tahoe
Cohn
Relief Corps
The
Custer Relief Corps
Custar Post
A. Defoe
Reno
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