Local and Personal Happenings of Winnemucca Readers
J W Cowden visits from Pueblo. Joseph Black arrives from Oakland. Mrs Fallowback from Genoa registered at the Busch. N H A Mason arrives from Deeth. Chas Daniels and Arthur Miller arrive from Elko. Judge R B Bigelow of San Francisco on business. Mrs Hamm recovered her illness. Judge B F Carter arrives from Reno and holds court. Rev Hamm to preach at Golconda next Tuesday. readers urged to hear him. Jas Bunch and family depart for Missouri. Shortest day of 1898 noted. days lengthen afterward. Prayer meeting tonight at the parsonage at 7 with reading from In His Steps. Three California couples wed at the Riverside hotel in Reno. George Cheek acts as best man. The second train section includes a detachment of the New York regiment returning from the Philippines, arriving about 4:20 at Golconda. Golconda dance event promoted. mask hall Friday night. costumes and tickets described. Salt Lake Tribune reports Golden Eagle mine shipments from Humboldt county Nevada. ore cars on the way to market. Southern Pacific to run a new fast train Ogden to San Francisco year’s start. mail included. Trib E liniment praised for claimed cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. M. Sheldon
California
Riverside
Reno
George Cheek
George
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Golden Eagle
Humboldt County
Nevada
Carson Shooting Dominates Local Talk and Trials Likely Ahead
Reports from Carson describe the shooting involving Jim Moss and Brannan with Brannan gravely wounded. Doctors operate to repair seven pierced intestines and a possible hip lodging, Moss anxious but defends action as self defense amid calls for multiple trials if Brannan dies. Witness accounts limited to the two participants, while Brannan’s marriage plans were rumored for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Brannan
Dre
Haffaker
Goinan
Thoma
Jim Moss
Ed T. Capuie
Moss
McGowan
Dunning Testifies in Botkin Case and Related Trials
Testimony in San Francisco reveals Dunning describing his affair with Mrs Botkin, letters, and courage to refuse revealing other women. Judge Cooke prosecutes contempt when witnesses refuse to answer and a second witness, John Dunning, is jailed for similar defiance. Separately, police seek extradition for Walter Rosser in a murder case and a Winnemucca bank shareholder meeting is announced for January 12 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Lake
Mra. Botkin
Knight
Cooke
News items from many towns recount accidents and events
Captain Ambrust of Virginia City visited the soldiers' home in Yountville on the 10th. News arrives of a slide on Chilkoot Pass with six dead and five bodies recovered. J E N Greenhalgh and Miss Annie Louise Beck wed in Virginia. An ordinance bans Indians from card games in city limits, often ignored. Rumor of a Seattle death is denied. Advertisements promote Hood's Sarsaparilla for catarrh and rheumatism, DeWitt's Little Early Risers, and One Minute Cough Cure. Holiday goods and Butterick patterns advertised by EB Reman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrust
Virginia City
Soldiers
Yountville
Cal
Honolulu
Wadsworth
Virginia Enterprise
J. E. N. Greenhalgh
Annie Louise Beck
Virginia
Horace Church
Reno
Seattle
Eagle Drug Store
Two Pointed Questions Answered in Trade Talk
A survey of competing article pricing argues better price comes from public choice favoring the superior item. The Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is cited as trusted, with widespread use and retailer mentions. Advertising notes include W A Brown Druggist, De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, and Hood's Sarsaparilla with local dealers. Also mentions photography studio on Second Street and Hood humor styled items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Gale
W. A. Brown
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Cure Ad
A 19th century advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy for children. It claims to relieve teething pain, cure diarrhoea, regulate the stomach, ease wind colic, reduce inflammation, and tone the system. Sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
Mra Winslow
United States
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J. W. Cowden
Pueblo
Joseph Black
Oakland
Lafayette
N. H. A. Mason
Deeth
Chas. Daniels
Arthur Miller
Elko
Winnemaces
R. Br, Bigelow
San Francisco
Mre. Hamm
B. F. Carter
Hamm
Golconda
Jas
Bunch
Paradise
Missouri
No. 3
Teday
New York Regiment
Philippine Islands
Set
Maskera
Sapper
Southern Pacific Company
Ogden
Sunset
Central Pacific
Liniment Tribe
J. M. Harrington
Gazette
Litch’s Lane
Mill Street
the Gazette
E. G. Falkner
Memphis
Clarendon
Monroe
Dayton
BE. C. Nagel
Blanche Atherton
Eddie
Episcopal Church
Douglas County
Nagel
Baker City
Oregon
Dunning
Botkin
J. P. Dunning
Rosser
Lees
Walter Rosser
Henry Hildebrand
William Lynch
Hildbrand
Winnemucca
First National Bank of
Bridge and
Fourth Streets
Winnemuces
Nev
Geeren
Nixon
F.C. Ronts & Co
Humboldt Chapter No. 9
Bee Ais
Se.m
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohi
M. Hofman
Hood
de Witt
Herman's
New York City
EB. Reman & Co
Thie Jis
Hie
Second Street
Déuf
Hardin Norris
E. Riemasant & Co
E. Remaarr & Co
RF. Remuarr & Co
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