Local and Personal News from Parsdipe and Surroundings
Parsdipe residents and visitors frequent the town Saturday with arrivals from Jackson Creek Paradise Valley Lovelock and Elliots. County Commissioners hold a monthly meeting while Amelia LaVoy heads to Michigan for duties in Honolulu. Open-air M E Church services occur on courthouse lawn with Rev King delivering a sermon. A Los Angeles Times Pacific special train passage is noted with Times staff aboard returning east after the Buffalo exposition trip.
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F. M. Furkingham
Paradise Valley
Fern Chase
Neal McMlun
Idaho Falls
Idaho
The
Busch
W. D. Morey
M. E
King
Engineer Younghans
Weron
Olinghouse Canyon
Wadsworth
Clark
Rye Patch
Recorder Hill
Los Angeles Times
Wednesday Night Concert at Armory Hall
Senta tickets are selling rapidly for a concert by Prof. Henry at Armory Hall next Wednesday evening the 24 instant. A crowded house is assured with a varied and meritorious program featuring town’s best musical talent. Prof. Henry will perform piano violin and cello solos and the program will conclude with the operetta The Secorer fully rehearsed by participants.
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Senta
Prof. Henry
Armory Hall
Southern Pacific Plan for Salt Lake Cut-off
The San Francisco Call says SP will build a Salt Lake cut-off shortening Ogden to Luin distance from 186 to 87 miles, creating a more direct route and reducing travel time as part of the new line project.
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San Francisco Call
Southern Pacific Company
Salt Lake
Ogden
Luein
Mallee
State Adds Counsel in South Pacific Injunction Appeals
Yesterday the State board of revenue and Attorney-General Woodburn approved additional counsel for the South Pacific Injunction suits against the State. James F.R. Judge Trenmore Collin and Air Charte were retained as associate counsel for the Carson Appeal and related litigation entering the state.
Wickett and Rickard Wed in Ogden Western Union News
William St. Wickett and Miss Lily Rickard of DeLamar Idaho married in Ogden on June 224. The bride formerly lived in Winnemucca and has many friends who wish them well. They will reside in Victor Col. Trib is the trainman's friend.
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William St. Wickett
Lily Rickard
DeLamar
Idaho
Ogden
Winnemucca
Mrs. Wickett
Victor
Col
Mining output and ore finds across Western mines in 1901
The first half of 1901 saw Utah mine products reach 12.5 million dollars. High grade ore was found at Overland in Lyon county and Bully Hill in Redding, with Bully Hill’s future described as magnificent. Deep shafts in South Africa and Lake Superior peak further, while Nevada mines show rising output and high grade assays promising larger future earnings.
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Overland Mine
Lyon County
Simmer West
South Africa
Wilson Bros
Spragg
Mason Valley
Dayton Times
Tamarack No. 5
Lake Superior
San Francisco Post
Redding
Bully Hill
Virginia
Kinkead Mill
Selby Company
Kinkead
Virginia Chronicle
Dexter-Tuscarora
Nevada
Tuscarora
McKengie
Colonel Milner
Salt Lake Tribune
Voting Contest at Winnemucca Chooses Popular Young Lady
On the night of Prof Henrys concert July 34 a fine Harwood guitar will be presented to the most popular young lady of Winnemucca. Votes are listed for Miss Abbie Duncan Miss Mary Bonnifield Miss Caroline Pederson Miss Celia Corecco Miss Rose Bird with sixty five votes. Misses Benson Leonard and Roddy withdrawn.
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Prof. Henry
Harwood
Winnemucca
Abbie Duncan
Mary Bonnifield
Caroline Pederson
Celia Corecco
Mies Rose Bird
Benson, Leonard
Roddy
Shew
Trib Helps Biker Feel Prepared to Start Anew
A brief note describes a trib benefiting a biker with a broken wheel and broken heart. The event aims to lift spirits and provide readiness to continue riding, highlighting community support and resilience in recovery.
Rinehart Studio No 4 Opens July Fourth
Rinehart announces studio number four opens for business on July fourth with samples on display at Diehl’s stationery store for prospective clients and local art lovers.
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Rinehart
Diehl
Offers to Refund the Money
Thousands restored to health by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If afflicted with lung trouble, try it for benefit. Coughs resistant to other treatments yielded to this remedy and health returned. Cases deemed hopeless were permanently cured. Every bottle is warrantied or money refunded. For sale by Brown Bros., Druggists.
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Chamberlain
Brown Bros
Reno News Notes Highlights Local Events and Deaths
The Reno Smelting and Milling Company plans to resume operations within two weeks after recent financial matters were settled. A Virginia City burglary netted coins, a gold watch, and other valuables. A J Chalmers, a Reno surveyor, died of sunstroke after two hours in the field. Lovelock plans a military company with 76 members, likely to grow to 100. A Reno meeting advanced a Scottish Rite consistory with Western Nevada Masonry leaders. Senator P C Kelly sues William Baston in Lander County District Court for $2517.42 in an accounting dispute over a prior partnership with Easton. Hanna K Clapp, longtime university librarian and former professor, heads to Palo Alto as her future home.
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Reno Smelting & Milling Company
Virginia City
A. J. Chalmers
Reno
Lovelock
New Incorporations Reported by Secretary of State
The Secretary of State lists new incorporations including King Mining Company with $1,000,000 capital and business in unspecified location, Churchill King Solomon Mining and Milling Company with $2,000,000 capital in Elko and other cities, and Salt Lake Railroad Company with $25,000,000 capital based in Salt Lake City. Officers named: President William A. Clark, first vice president R. C. Kearns, second vice president J. Ross Clark, third vice president T. E. Gibbons, secretary T. F. Miller, and treasurer F. K. Rule.
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King Mining Company
Capital
Churchill County
King Solomon Mining and Milling Company
Elko
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
J. Ross Clark
T. E. Gibbons
F. K. Rule
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised by Hall's Family Pills
One hundred dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co claim reliability and financial ability to fulfill obligations. West & Truax and Walding Kinnan Marvin endorse the firm. Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Price per bottle. Testimonials available, Hall's Family Pills also promoted.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
C. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Sample Millinery by Mr. Cohn to Visit Bridge Street
Mr. Cohn of San Francisco displays a complete line of sample millinery at Mrs. W. G. Ducker's residence on Bridge Street. This is his first visit to the territory and prices are guaranteed satisfactory. Ladies are invited to call and inspect the samples.
New Dress Cutting System Sold for Mrs Stover
Mrs Minnie Reed announces purchase of the complete tailor system of dress cutting for ladies and children. Three styles of ladies skirts may be cut. System and instruction available for five dollars.
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E. J. Stover
Minnie Reed
Resident Dentist Promises Quality Bridge Work
First class dental care offered by Dr. H. A. MacMillan with office on Bridge Street. Guaranteed workmanship and bridge work specialization announced. practitioner notes I am here to stay.
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H. A. MacMillan
Bridge Street
Hats and dental care on display in Paradise
To the Ladies of Paradise a fine display of ladies and childrens hats is offered with reasonable prices. Dr W B Porter dentist is at the Lafayette hotel for a few days to provide services. Jezatt.
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Paradise
B. Austin
W. 8. Porter
Lafayette Hotel
Jezatt
Notice of Teacher's Examination Held in Winne mucca
Notice that an examination for teachers' certificates will be held in Winne mucca at the courthouse starting Monday July 8. Applicants must report to the District Attorney's office at 9:00 A.M. Bert L. Hood, Superintendent of Schools. Jeaeth.
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Winnemucca
Bert L. Hood
Water shutdown notices for two streets this week
Notice to water consumers announces daily outages on Second and Third streets from 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. starting Monday June 17 until further notice. Superintendent signs as Jos. Rougon with W. W. W. initials. Also includes testimonial from E. H. Wise of Madison Ga praising One Minute Cough Cure.
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Jos. Rougon
Jelstt
Supt. W. W. W
Home Gold Cure claims to cure drunkenness at home
Advertisement for the Home Gold Cure by Edwin B. Giles & Company promises a nonprescription at home remedy to cure alcoholism without publicity. It touts a poison neutralizing treatment, easy tea or coffee administration, and claims thousands cured. price is one dollar with full directions and physician advice on request.
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Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Sherman Headache Cure offered by Brown Bros
Advertising copy claims immediate relief from headache and neuralgia with Sherman Headache Cure. Boxes priced 25¢ and 10¢, marketed as harmless and suitable for emergencies, for sale by Brown Bros.
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Sherman
Brown Bros
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John O'Kane
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Internal Revenue
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Mohave County
Arizona
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State News Notes
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Palo Alto
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Plains
Jeaeth
Sam
Mr. E. H. ‘Wise
Madison, Ga
G. Lanthier
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