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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1900
Page
3
Reserved seats for the Lovelock Dramatic Club show Enlisted for the War sold fast with high expected attendance in Winnemucca. Amateurs deliver thrilling scenes and clear plot, and locals urged to buy seats at Diehl's book store to support the troupe.
James EB Harper arrived from Reno this morning followed by John Ray from Battle Mountain and Tom A Smith from Oakland. George King and W M Meyers came from San Francisco while W H Holt left for Golconda. Mr and Mrs C B Hanson arrived from Dento district for several days. D L Shirk sent a carload of horses to San Francisco. Gen Nixon left for Reno for a Silver Party meeting. Drummer James JD Treadwell interviews Winnemucca customers. Arbor Day observed with limited ceremonies. Shakespeare Club meets at the courthouse this evening. Miss Angele McLaughlin of San Francisco will live with the Murphys. J Gernant travels from Sareece to Philadelphia for his mother’s illness. W J Wrede bought Lots 7 and 8 in Block G, Uppertown, to build this spring. Mrs Lovelock seeks assistance to reach California. Special trains carrying Harriman and Union Pacific officials pass through.
The many friends of J. W. Small formerly foreman of the roundhouse here will be pleased to know that he has just been appointed a master mechanic with headquarters at Tucson Arizona. Mr. Small has been assistant master mechanic at Wadsworth for two years past.
The sale of tickets has been large and many people from other places will attend what promises to be the most successful ball in Manomucea for some time. Revival services led by Rev. Mr. Leitsworth of Oak lad Presbytery will be held at the MBE Church on Monday Wednesday and Thursday nights this week.
A Reno Journal column condemns a circle of morally loose men who mingle with high society, exploit young women, and finance frivolity through disreputable dens. The rhetoric warns of hidden dangers, slumming parties, and alcohol or opiate misuse, urging public scrutiny of these influences.
The Austin Board of School Trustees met Tuesday and adopted a resolution stating the two teachers cited for immoral conduct on March 24, 1900 are fully exonerated and acquitted after an insufficient evidence. The school will reopen next Monday with F. W. Waltz of Reno as principal.
Rev Mr Leftaworth and a Winnemucca committee raised about 70 for a Sunday school library. They met at the M E Church and chose books within that amount. The library will open to the public in about a week once arranged. Additional books are hoped to expand a public library and reading room.
Rev. B. Oliver the Union Evangelist of Chicago, famed for work in Ogden and Salt Lake City, is expected in Winne mucca soon. He works for no church, but aims at salvation. Mr Greenfield of this place coordinates the visit. further details to follow.
An argument that deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and not local treatments. The ad promises $100 for any catarrh deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and invites readers to send for free circulars. Also notes Hall's pills as the best.
Wadsworth cast ninety six votes in the Republican primaries. Gardnerville school district reports about half its children with whooping cough. John O Kane of Lovelock sold 32000 pounds of wool to Koshland Co Boston. Dispatch from Reno notes Senator Stewart supported bill Sabet 370000 for a Reno public building. F Frey returns to Reno from South Africa with mining ties. Dr W Patterson to start independent Argus in Lovelock while continuing Rustler Carson News. Western Range Stockgrowers Association formed at Denver to oppose leasing ranges to cattle firms and arid land cessions. A thief on a Central Pacific train met a fatal end between this city and Truckee with body fragments along the line. J M Wilson resigns as Nebraska irrigation engineer to become Nevada irrigation engineer and university faculty member.
A reader testimonial proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures a severe cold and cough quickly. The ad cites Brown Bros Druggists and Easter millinery offerings from Mrs Anderson in San Francisco. Also promotes at home painting lessons by Wm Lemos and Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier.
Chris Wolf, contractor and builder, announces new cottage designs and modern plans. Estimates cheerfully given on any design. call and examine at his location.
H A Gilbert announces a sale featuring salt water fish and oysters at his shop next Thursday with a variety of specimens and prints available.
The State Land Office reports list No 30 of lands approved to Nevada under the 1880 act. The 4607 69 acre selections date back to 1881 and bring no revenue until approval. Dr H B McDonald, Lafayette hotel, offers first class dental work with appointments available. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised for blood purification and vitality. Karl’s Clover Root Tea touted with a money back guarantee from Eagle Drug Store.
In nearly every neighborhood a life has been saved by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy or cured chronic diarrhoea by its use. People share their stories to help others. For sale by Brown Bros. Druggists.
The label promises a two thirds usage guarantee with refund if no benefit. Prices listed are 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar. Eagle Drug Store sold the product.
Advertisement notes hose sections 25 and 60 feet with couplings sold at low prices. It promotes hose menders and DIY repair options for customers to fix their own hoses.
A street remark notes show windows labeled No 1 and No 2 display items while passersby keep a left eye open. On the return journey the right eye is opened to witness astonishers featuring various pocket cutlery.
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