Institute Dedication and Local News From Winnemucca
Local column from Winnemucca reports on institute happenings with praise for Miss Wright of Virginia City for attending despite a boycott. It covers cycling events, dances at the academy, cattle prices, and a verdict of not guilty in a state case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookliss
Douglas County
Miss Wright
Virginia City
State Institute
Winnemucca
Virginia
Winnemarea Public School
United States
T. W. Clark
Institute
Miss Mack of
Dayton
The
Basch
Lulu Blum
Kate Lewers
Verdi
M. M. Welle
Willow Point
Nevada
Winnemuces
Teachers Institute Activities and Reception in Winnemucca
The Winnemucca Teachers Institute held afternoon sessions with close drawing exhibits by Miss Alice L. Ede and others, lectures by Miss Margaret Schallenberger and Rev. Samuel Unsworth, and a reception with music and recitations. A banquet followed in the courthouse, with a welcome by Professor Winfrey and cheers from the audience. Humboldt County exhibits for the Omaha Exposition were urged, with collection and transport coordinated by George S. Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Cutting
Mies Alice L. Ede
Winnemucca
Claas
Blackbeans
Assembly Hall
Catring
Louise Kinkel
Mise Edith Howe
Mise Margaret Schallenberger
Mise Schallenberger
Winfrey
Harry Start
Lander County
Louise Rinkel
Ormsby County
Edith Howe
Josh Thornton
Humboldt County
Susie Treadway
Washoe County
Samuel Unsworth
Reno
Unsworth
J. OC. Doughty
Margaret Schallenberger
J. E. Bray
Col
H. B. Maxson
Transinasissippi Congress
Humboldt
George 8. Nixon
Omaha Fair
Omaha
Drowning at Washoe Lake Ends Hunt for Mather
Fred Mather of Winnemucca drowned at Washoe Lake while fishing with Hiram French. French heard Mather’s boat leak and separation led to a rapid loss of contact. Despite searches by foot and boat, the body remained unrecovered as this edition went to press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Fred Mather
Washoe Lake
Mather
Hiram French
French
Hiram
Gnally
Carroll
Humboldt Guards Hold Grand Ball at Armory Hall
The Humboldt guards host the grandest ball of the season at Armory Hall Wednesday night with a six piece orchestra, a brass band grand march at 9 oclock, and a committee to ensure guests have a good time. The same issue advertises the next night university minstrel show at Armory hall and urges buying seats at Chris Diehl and a five cent mackerel offer at Rubins company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt Guards
Armory Hall
Armory
Chris Diehl
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Gaean
Jong
Tomoorrow
University
Academy
Diehl's
Thomas Lane
California Millionare
White Pine County
Pine Valley
Elko County
Strven
Charley
Chinatown
the Teachers’ Institute
Laura Miller
Meiers. V
A. L. Dornberger
Suuver State Hall
Tonigh 'S Entertainment
W. H. Holt
C. B. Uler
Golconda
Mise Wright
T. R. Hoper of
the Basch
Herbert MacMillan
Ogden
Elith Howe
Mrs. T. Watts
Miss Cooper
T. F. Melody
Winnemavca Hotel
Myrtle Organ
Mill City
Sadler and Donahue
Carlin
J. W. Payne
Chicago
Orvis Ring
Maggie McMillan
Indiana
B. F. Lymp of
Lovelock
B. W. Stewart
H. E. Randall
Battle Mountain
Flora Davey
Churchill County
May Gillilan
Paradise
W. A. Gillilan
W. G. Merchant
R. C. Blossom
Grayce
Supreme Court
Bounifield
W. A. Massey
W.G. Zeigler
Lucy Parker
Wadsworth
James Byrnes
I. Lamance
H. H. Howe
Dietrick
McClaskey
Bryant
Swift
Mesdames Doten
Booth
Logan
Misses Short
Frey
Loder
Schadler
Henry
Larnehan
Northrop
Unrich and
Godfray of
Lafayette
Virgil
John Bell
University Minstrels
F. C. Rubins & Co
Royal
Dyal
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