Local and Personal News From Winnemucca
Local and personal items include visitors and residents: John Taylor from Unionville. J Lorentz of Cosgrave visiting relatives for Christmas. R Glanville from Clear Creek in Winnemucca. District Attorney Hood visiting Battle Mountain relatives. Albert Wolf home from Reno for holidays. J Schwarzfield arrived from San Francisco. Oscar Stone back from Jackson Creek. Co D Van Duzer left for Golconda. J Estrem the sheepman returned from San Francisco. Laura Miller from Carlin for holidays. H L Scott of Harney county Oregon staying at Lafayette. H F Nossinger returned to Carson. I V Button brought twenty head of horses from ranch to San Francisco. J Harris from Fresno for holidays. Miss Mamie Choate back from Walla Walla. A note on Reno Gazette jokes about yearend season greetings. A letter to B Kluey reports the death of Mrs J Delsa in Strumpfelbach Germany at 65, with family ties in Winnemucca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Battle Mountain
Albert Wolf
Reno
J. Schwarzfield
San Francisco
Oscar
Stone
Jackson Creek
D .van Duzer
Golconda
H. F. Nossinger
Carson
I. V. Button
B. Klueny
J. Delsa
Strumpfelbach
Germany
Klucny
Chris | Delss
Winnemucca
Proposed Cut Off Will Boost Churchill County Rail Service
The Lovelock Tribune notes the Browns-Wadsworth cut off will cut distance to a shipping point by about half for Carson Sink farmers. The change elevates Carson Sink as a feeding point and boosts nearby land values and real estate demand. Contractors and surveyors stay ready, with William Hood evaluating routes and expected to decide soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill County
Hood
Browns-Wadsworth
Lovelock Tribune
Stillwater
Carson Sink
Wadawoorth
Wadsworth Dispatch
William Hood
Southern Pacific System
Vista
Wadsworth
State News Notes A Nevada miscellany from Virginia City
About twenty men are now employed at the Butters cyanide plant near Virginia City. The Virginia City Labor Union now has a membership of over 400 and the organization is still growing. John J. Valentine began work for Wells Fargo in Virginia City. The Southern Pacific will be equipped with seventy five locomotives, 500 oil tank cars and thirty eight passenger cars including eighteen diners. Reno rumors float about SP purchasing forty acres east of town. A Comstock ghost tale ends in a drubbing. Z G Dunn scams victimize western Nevada business men for several thousand dollars. Nevadan returns from foreign fields proliferate due to butte strike slack and South Africa trouble. Nevada praised when mining excitement stirs. A Carson wedding fails as groom misses the ceremony, match off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Reno
Southern Pacific Company
Comstock
Butte City
South Africa
Nevada
Carson
Virginia Enterprise
Property Sold By John Hallstine On Sixth Street
John Hallstine sold all town property including three cottages and lots on Sixth street between Lay and Akin to C. D. Duncan for 2800 dollars. The Hallstines intend to return to Germany to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hallstine
Upper Town
Sixth Street
Lay
Akin
C. D. Duncan
Notice of Installation by Silver State Chapter No. 6
Officers for the ensuing year will be installed Thursday evening December 26 1901. Members urged to attend. Masters and families invited. By order of the W M Laura E Leonard Secretary Lots for sale three 50x125 feet lots in Block 4 Akin street ground level with out sang inquire at this office. First National Bank Winnemucca annual meeting January 9 1902 at 1 PM for board election and business. LEE Secretary and Cashier. Heavy soles and light uppers mens shoes at F C Robins Co Rose's Jewelry Store silver aluminum novelties shown at Rose's Jewelry Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bn Order of the
W. M
Laura E. Leonard
Akin Street
Distr
First National Bank of
Windemucca
Nevada
Queen Alexandria progress toward recovery noted
Telegrams report Queen Alexandria is progressing satisfactorily toward recovery. Also dated: a string of items mentions hangings in Portland for a murder, Carnegie offering Akron a free library, and a navy yard labor dispute resolution. Additional notices cover Boer losses, various promotions and local merchants advertising Christmas goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Jack Wade
William Dalton
Portland, Or
Charles Morrow
Cure Deafness By Constitutional Remedies Claim
By local applications they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Hustachian Tube. When inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is closed completely deafness results. Nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh. We offer One Hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, OH. Sold by all Druggists. 75 c. Hall's Family Pills are best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Green's August Flower advertised as universal tonic remedy
An advertisement promotes Green's August Flower as a universal diet aid and health tonic. It claims improved digestion, liver action, purified blood, and buoyant vigor, with Brown Bros. and Druggists selling the remedies. A testimonial from A. J. Snell of Summer Hill, New York notes relief from stomach pains after using Chamberlain's remedy to attend a party. Gloves and mitts advertised as new stock with plain and lined options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Green
Brown Bros
Green
A. J. Snell
Chamberlain
Mr. Snell
Summer Hill
N. Y
Brown Bros., Druggista
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
B. OF R. T
Armory Hall
F. C. Updike
Mrs
Phoebe Cumley
Sophie Rutherford
Jessie Rutherford
Eva Case
Myrtle Organ
Anne Roddy
Della Brewster
Hattie Case
Bells’ Orchestra
Raltad
D. Cordano
Bridee Street
Diehl's
Urich & Moore Bakers and Confectioners
J. H. Hoyt
John Taylor
Unionville
J. Lorentz of
Cosgrave
R. Glanville
Clear Creek
J. Estrem
Laura Miller
Carlin
H .L. Scott
Harney County
Oregon
The
Lafayette
J. &. Harris
Fresno
Cal
Mamie Choate
Walla Walla, Wash
Reno Gazette
Gazette
State News Notes
Butters Cyanide
Z. G. Dunn
Dentistry
W. S. Porter
Bridge Street
M. Lee
Nev
F.C. Robins & Co's
Rose
Andrew Carnegie
Akron
Ohio
Long
Edgar Stanford Maclay
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Maclay
Lord Kitchener
Johannesberg
Feldhusen & Company
L Street
Sacramento
F. C. Robins & Co's
Agi F. C. Robins & CO
B. Reinhart & Co's., Inc
BF. C. Robins & Co
F.C. Robins & CO
Deels
Deeld
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
C. Hall
F. C. Robins & CO
IVERY
G. W. Summerfield
Palace Saloon
B. Roberts
Old Hermitage
Cyrus Noble
Jesse Moore
Diehl’s Book Store
Ae Parponicals
C. Diehl Sr
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