Local and Personal Notes From Winnemucca
J Button of Golconda visits town while Rt Rev W T Moreland arrives aboard No today. John Read comes from Paradise valley and Charles Harvey from Central district. Mrs F Silve of Golconda visits Winnemucca friends. Thomas Cotter the wool buyer arrives from Oakland. Dr W H Hood and wife return from Battle Mountain. H A Lemaire travels from Battle Mountain to attend the ball. Jules Sarret of Pleasant valley arrives. G W Summerfield returns from the Hardin ranch. River continues to fall, now two feet lower than a month ago. A D Watson arrives from Lovelock and helps with the ball music. Mrs George Watt and daughter Helen leave for Austin after visiting Winnemucca friends. Miss Hunter returns to Yeden from weeks with Mr and Mrs Logee. F Poulin installs a patent recooler at his Ridge street blacksmith shop. George Berk buys porkers from Lovelock. A dispatch reports the death of Mrs W R Davis in Francisco from pneumonia. funeral set for Friday at 11 in the Knights of Pythias cemetery, with interment there. Jacob Waggaman dies at Lincolnville on his 89th birthday, a Humboldt County pioneer. Episcopal services tonight in the courtroom boltb with Rt Rev W T Moreland officiating. services pitched as a notable event with fine music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Moreland
John Read
Paradise Valley
Charles Harvey
Central District
H. A. Lemaire
George Watt
Helen
Winnemucca
Austin
Cause of Wreck Near Wells Reveals Conflicting Reports
One account says a wheel on the helper engine broke on the forward track of No 1 near Wells Sunday light. Another trainman claims a defective wheel on the tender caused the wreck. Trib cures sprains bruises burns and bites advertised in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 1
Wells
Eaine
Honest Franklin Printing Delivers Modern, Respectable Work
A local printer promotes its services with claims of honest, thorough work. It emphasizes careful attention to envelope, letterhead, and circular printing that earns business and admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
State News Notes From Reno Area
Reno and Washoe County items include deaths in San Francisco of Walter Ede and Mrs. W H Patterson. Elko County Cattle Association officers elected Gen Russell president M Glaser vice president A W Hesson secretary Frank Fernald treasurer. Fireman Loder's burial arrangements. a severed head found near Sylvia siding east of Reno. a Verdi girl promised fattening recipe files a warning buy it from a butcher. Spurling shoots at C Gulling, law suit linked. George Wedekind sues Charles Bell over ore value. thieves strip steam shovel brass fittings at Lovelock pits. watchman beaten during the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe County
Reno
W. H. Patterson
Patterson
State Insane Asylum
San Francisco
Elko County Cattle Association
Gen Russell
M. Glaser
A. W. Hesson
Frank Fernald
Loder
Eiko Independent
W. J. Spurling
C. Gulling
Spurling
George Wedekind
Reno Star
District Court of
Charles Bell
Wedekind
Bell
Reno/ Star ledge
Coons Ball At Armory Draws Fair Attendance
Prof Henry at Armory hall hosted a coon ball last night with about thirty couples in grand march. costumes varied, cake walk winner was E A Ducker and Mrs Ducker, special mention for Thurston and Miss Hunter. Supper at Busch hotel followed by dancing until 2 am. Henry's six piece orchestra praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professo Henry
Armory Hall
E. A. Ducker
William Ducker
Henry
Accident Averted as Boy Chases Freight Trains
Walter Smith, 16, at Clark's Station, rode a horse without a saddle for six miles to halt a westbound freight after forgetting a hold order. He reached the caboose just as the train passed. Opposing engines were seen in time by others, and an accident was narrowly prevented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Smith
Clark’s Station
Young Smith
West Pass
Smith
Tonopah Mining Camp Sale Reported for 350000
Frank Golden returned Sunday from the Tonapah mining camp and reports vast ore finds. A payment was made last week by buyers agreeing to acquire principal mines in the camp for 350000. The lodges vary in width from eighteen inches to five feet and funnel toward a common center like fan ribs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonapah
Frank Golden
Multiple World Events Telegrams
Refining sugar grades rose ten points and several political and financial updates ripple through. Notable items include Apostle Cannon near death in Monterey, Loubet assassination plot unearthed, Aguinaldo peace manifesto sign, Younger brothers parole bill in Minnesota, Knox sworn in as Attorney General, General Logan statue unveiled in Washington, Pietersburg occupied by British forces, Morgan Company forming a $20 million dry goods empire, Japan protesting Russia over Manchuria, Gould Harriman controlling Mexican railways, a $60 million capital need, indemnity talks fixing China’s payment at $200 million.
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Apostle Cannon
Mormon Church
Monterey
Cal
Loubet
Manila
Aguinaldo
Japan
Russia
Manchuria
Gould-Harriman
China
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered For Deafness Claim
An advertisement claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes can be cured by constitutional remedies. It asserts nine of ten deafness cases result from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness case not cured, urging readers to send for free circulars and visit local druggists to buy Hall's Catarrh Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Caught a Dreadful Cold Helps Milliner’s Remedy
Marion Cooke of T. M. Thompson importers at 1658 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago says a severe winter cold kept her awake and she bought Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after seeing a milliner recover quickly. She reports it relieved her symptoms, and she is now entirely well. Sold by Brown Bros. Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Cooke
T. M. Thompson
Milwaukee Avene
Chicago
Chamberlain
Brown Bros
Masury paint and carpets advertised by Brown & Co
Brown & Co announce Masury mixed paints and two tons in stock in many shades plus thirty four carpet patterns including Axministers and Wilton velvets. They pledge lower prices to save customers money and promote their goods. Brown & Co also push Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with testimonials and note Stuedebaker wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masury
C. B. Brown & CO
Saxony
Obituaries for Waggaman and Davis in early April 1901
Two notices record deaths on April 9 1901. Jacob Waggaman, German native, age 88, Unionville Nevada. Mrs. W R Davis, Ohio native, age 35, San Francisco California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waggaman
Unionville
Nev
Jacob Waggaman
Germany
Davis
San Francisco
W. R. Davis
Ohio
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J. Button
Golconda
C. B. Brown
Francisco
M . Brown
H. Tong
J. H. Sadorus
Ernest Brown
Knights of Pythiasemetely
Nlinville
Umboldt County
Daughers
H. Fellows
Will Bradley
Unionio
Sactaento
Bolbt
Bishop Moreland
Winnemucca, Nevada
State News Notes
Walter Ede
Sylvia Siding
Lovelock
Minnesota
Philinder C. Knox
J A. Logan
Washington
Pietersburg
Pretoria
Morgan Company
New York
Anderson Riggs
Sunny Lane
Tex
Mr. Riggs
Bain
Reinhart & CO. (Inc
Studebaker Bros. Mfg. Co
RE. Reinhart & CO. (Inc
Salt Lake
The
Quarterly Review
Leonard
West
Burlington and Rio Grande
Omaha
Salt Lake City
West Second South
R. F. Neilen
Coon Ball
Prof
G. B. Russell
J.T. Dunn
E. A. Ducker, M. B. Hill
Prof. Henry’s
Rules and Regulations
Laptes III
Busch Hotel
Diehl’s Book Store
Bridge Street
City Bakery
C. Diehl Sr
Jewelry Store
Dave McB
Rose
Bridge Street, Winnemucca, Ne
Sandee
B.C. Dake
Merchants’ Exchange
San Prancisco
Charles H. Grosvenor
Congress
Tiffany
McKinley
Pennsylvania
the Continental Press
Corcoran Building
Washington, D. C
Just
Iowa
Tiiola
W. S. Johnson
Winnemiccoa
Nevada
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