Local news and items of general nature in Walworth
D V Merrigan arrives from Walworth and C Kemler from Paradise. Eva Case visits Paradise relatives. Drummer Charles Boskowitz from San Francisco to perform tomorrow night in Armory hall. County Clark Miller back from western business trip. Co D N N G target practice at range tomorrow at 4. F H Tulevit brings wagon load of produce from Unionville. Minn Kate Pearce surprise party on Second street. May Gillilan returns to Parslife from Walworth. A correction on ore report from Gol conta Tein. A child swallows toxic drink. recovery doubtful. John W Drummonl whereabouts sought. Syndicate steamer plan to Juneau from San Francisco costing 10,002 with 150 presage. First sundroke case reported in Gold Creek News. Long entertainment at Armory tomorrow with Miss K E Merklinger. Hardware ad for Brown, Piper. Weather bureau weekly summary for July 26, 1897 notes normal temps, warm nights, irrigation water concerns, crops mostly good with some light yields in Pike county. Sheriff McDeid kicked at Cane Springs, wounded groin. treated and resting. Alaskan fever draws people to Klondike. one man training, living rough to prepare for voyage.
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McDeid
Cine Springs
McDell
Wm. Hill
Cane Springs
Second Street
Hanson
Mark
Removing a Tight Ring The rubber band method for swollen fingers
A dentist notes a technique to loosen a swollen finger ring. Place a narrow rubber band around the finger near the knuckle and rub it downward toward the ring while elevating the hand. After several minutes, the finger should thin enough to slip off the ring. Dr. H. B. McDonald will leave Wynneuenees next Sunday and asks dental staff at Lafayette Hotel to call on him at once.
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H. B. McDonald
Winnenuees
Lafayette Hotel
Jyztul
Telegraphic News Briefs From The Country
A digest from the nation reports diverse items: a death by suicide near San Salvador, a Philadelphia murder of a three year old by Pasquelle Dadaria, Barstow California fires wiping out the business district, ex Senator Doolittle dying at Edgewood Rhode Island at 82, San Jose potato drying for Alaska trade, Welburn case at San Francisco on embezzlement charges, silver prices lower, State of California sailing to Yukon with 347 aboard, a double murder in Springfield Alabama with horse trainer James Mingle as suspect, and an Empire machine to rid homes of flies using an endless canvas belt powered by windmill or a pet squirrel.
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United States
Cowen Orto
Manchmeyer Committee
San Salvator
Pasquelle Dadaria
Philadelphia
Modentino Muff
Barstow
Cal
Doolittle
Wisconsin
Edgewood
Providence
R. I
Wright
San Jose
State of California
San Francisco
Yesterdy
Yukon
Springfield
James Mingle
Mary Briscoe
Mingle
Empire
Election Void In Co Don 3d Officers Vote
The election of commissioned officers by Co Don the 3d was void for noncompliance with the law. Members are ordered to assemble at their Armory to elect a captain and 1st lieutenant on Saturday July 31, 1897 at 7:30. Commanding officer Coronen F C Lorn notes the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. Datre
Satantay
Mining at Randebarg California A farmer led rush
An exchange describes Randebarg California mining as novel and shallow. Farmers own many mines and sell ore for one dollar a pound then idle when funds run low. About 2500 residents crowd a mile long main street with saloons fever and costly water. The piece urges practical miners to work the mines systematically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randebarg
California
Randsburg
Notice of water shut off on Second and Third Streets
Notice to residents that water will be shut off from Second and Third Streets from 9 a m to 3 p m with necessary adjustments. Consumers on said streets should prepare accordingly and follow posted notices. J Roveox, Supt. W W We Just Arrived.
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W. W
Blanks for Sale and Cough Remedy Ad Notice
Legal blanks available for summons warrants writs and related papers sold at reasonable cash prices. Mothers are advised that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy provides prompt relief for croup and whooping cough and has a long track record of satisfaction. Distributed by W A Brown in Duguense Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
I. W. Richards
Duguense, Pa
W. A. Brown
Lost Strayed or Stolen Horses From Blakeslee Ranch Humboldt River
Two gray horses missing from Blakeslee ranch on the Humboldt river. One bears a whele bar on the shoulder and H P on the left stifle with 20 on the left stifle. The other has Y 6 on the left stifle. Reward offered for return. Notify the newspaper or J I Lasley Humboldt House Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakeslee Ranch
Humboldt River
J. I. Lasley
Humboldt House
Nevada
Wonderful medical cures and patent remedies parade
A collage of advertised tonics and cures runs through the column praising medicines from Kilneyes to Cascarets, Hall's Catarrh Cure, No-To-Bac, and Hood's Sarsaparilla. It cites testimonials, price points, and druggist endorsements, alongside hardware and plumbing ads and local business notes.
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D. V. Merrigan
Walsworth
C. Kemler
Paradise Westerday
Eva Case
Paradise
Charles Boskowitz
Armory Hall
Clark Miller
F. H. Tulevit
Unionville
Minn
Kate Pearce
May Gillilan
Walnworth
Parslife
Golconta Tein
E. Cole
Reno
Milton A. Deamond
Dadeville
John W. Drummonl
Hamboldt Hise
Downmont
W. H. LaPearce
Klondyke
C. Powning
Ren
Janeau
Juneau
Gold Creek
Armory Bull Tomor
K. E. Merklinger
Selviat
Ververd
Sacramento
Brown, & Piper
Jylief
Uber
Brown & Piper
Weather Bureau
Douglas
Elko
Lander
Ormsby
Fike Conty
Lincoln
Nye
Lincoln County
Nye County
Alaska
Klen- Ivke
Jenks
Hydind
Telegraphic News
O. M. Welburn
San Prancievo Yeesterday
Bia
Owlet of
Coronen F
Lorn
Randsbuarg
Schlitz Bor Lad Neer
Jons Digan
Hood
ROYA
James Perdue
Monroe, Mich
C.C.C
City OF
Toledo
Locas
Frank J. Cheney
Fr. Cheney & Co
Hall
F. J. Cheney
Seh
The
Address
Ad Remedy Co
Chicago
Newark
M. Horman
Central Hotel
Bridge Street
Proprieuress Maztt
Taurza Caoare
By Reinhart & Co
Tianing and Plumbing
Fike Bahner
E. Retmarr & Co
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