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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
3
Time table lists arrival and departure times for passenger trains to and from Winne mucca. Includes service hours and station stops as available in the schedule.
Advertisement touts tailored suits fitted and tried twice, handmade with latest style. Stein guarantees one year free cleaning, pressing, and repair. claims durability and low prices versus Chicago. Ladies’ work solicited.
Clever farce to be presented at Armory hall Monday December 9 with praise from critics. Cast features notable leads from prior hit productions and includes new vaudeville acts, songs, and dances enhancing the comedy. The article notes strong merit and audience appeal and mentions a separate railroad dispatchers transfer from Carlin to Wadsworth under L. F. Donelin.
Judge Thomas H. Wells longtime Nevada public figure died in Santa Monica California from a disease complication at age 78. He served in the California Legislature in 1852 and held roles as private secretary to Nevada Governor Blaisdell and as a Nevada district court judge. Mining claim owners are reminded to complete $100 of annual work within thirty days to avoid forfeiture and relocation.
The Virginia Enterprise notes in political circles that Senator Pitt will have the Humboldt delegation united behind him for the Governor nomination at the next Democratic State convention. D Duncan sold his ranch property to mile Pedroli for 3500 dollars. the ranch lies on the Humboldt about two and a half miles below town. Social Dance Saturday Evening at Armory Hall promises good music and a good time. A child’s gold ring was left at this office for return. Carpet and home goods sales offered by Chauncey Latta via postal card request. Dr W S Porter, dentist, advertises office on Bridge street.
J D Bradshaw of Paradise valley Visits. E J Ruddell arrived from Golconda. L Cassel came from San Francisco. Mrs Bowles of Los Angeles stays at the Lafayette. Charles Byrnes of Paradise valley in town. J H Carter and wife from Willow Point. D W Cade of St Joseph Mo registered at the Lafayette. Sheriff McDeid left for the west on official business. F M Lee of the First National Bank returns from San Francisco. Mr and Mrs P B Roberts and daughter back from a two month Eastern trip. W P Colvin, mining agent from Lovelock, in town, leaves for Cripple Creek. Colvin and J P Fitting discuss purchase of the Arizona mine at Unionville.
Elko county reports a 1901 delinquent tax list totaling 179 dollars 10 cents, a small sum for a county with the state’s largest property valuation. Mrs. Alice P. Morrison of Virginia City wed Robert A. Bryan of Washoe valley in Reno on Tuesday, she is the widow of Major Morrison of the First Nevada Battalion. Nevada is featured in magazines this month with Charles Michelson contributing The Lost Mines of the West and Sam Davis penning The Mystery of the Savage Lump in Black Cat. A Chicago reader, C. T. Chisholm, reports relief from long catarrh after using Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is advertised for minor injuries and rheumatism, and Feldhusen & Company offer a miniature French Chocolate sample and grocery lists.
Authorities debunk the idea of diet fads claiming separate foods for brain muscles or bones. A balanced plan plus Green's August Flower aids digestion, liver action, and blood Purification, with Dr G Green’s remedies sold by Brown Bros. Drugists and a Special Almanac available.
The Winnemucca Public School notes enrollment figures for November 22 1901 with both boys and girls counts, totals, and attendance percentages. It lists names of pupils with satisfactory conduct in the Higher Department and honors in Sixth to Primary grades, naming teachers A. E. Kaye and Stella Rhodes and marking principal.
An ad touts Lane's Tea for daily bowel movement indigestion and blood purification. It claims improved appetite and a healthy digestion. Price 25 cents or 50 cents per package. sold by Brown Bros.
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