Nevada News and Rail News From Winnemucca Area
A miscellany covers residents returning to Golconda and Willow Creek, ore shipments to Germania smelter, train cargo plans, and a four mile boat race on the Hudson. It notes weather damage in Illinois and Missouri, local school reforms, transportation fare to Ogden, and borax shipments from Winnemucca with a strong Nevada focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Elwood
Stanifer & Sweetser
Cornell
Harvard
Yale
Hudson
Voughkeepsie
N. Y
J. W. O'Brien
Wadsworth School
Nevada
Dan Stuart
Carson
Maya
Neva
Oregon
Winnemucca Public School Holds Sixth Commencement
Last evening at Armory hall the Winnemucca public school held its sixth commencement for the class of 1897. The large, well-dressed audience applauded as graduates received diplomas and flowers, with Clifford E. Robins and Edith W. Lewis winning top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
Winnemucca
Winfrey
Mary M. Bonnifield
Carrie C. Choate
Clara C. Choate
Katie E. Diehl
Edith W. Lewis
Opal R.miller
Lillie R. Mayer
Henry W. Duncan
Clifford E. Robins
Laura Leonard
Albert Wolfe
A. E. Lothrop
Opal R. Miller
Nine Buttonn
Maxter Albert Wolfe
Aliee Hoye
Sophie Rutherford Kasay
Miss Carrier
Choate
Dearest
May
Alice Hoye Kesay
Opal R. Miller Eaeny
Our National
Edith W. Lewis Viano
Annie Kody
Hertha Mayer
Hamletta
Adien
Katie
Diehl
Master Clifford
Robins
Borde du Gauge
Mint
Kati Keay
Framlet
Little R. Mayer
Sophie Rutherford
Katte
E. Diehl
Private conveyance to Paradise at same fare
Advertisement text offering private conveyance to Paradise at the round trip fare. Two travelers together save one fare with fine horses and comfortable rigs. Also notes piano tuner Oscar Hildebrandt arriving in Winnemucca around June 8 for first class work. Various patent medicine and water purifier ads follow with prices and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Company
California
Nevada
Ogden
Salt City
Winnemucea
Paradise
Jeatt
G. W. Sosacerrreno
Oscar Hildebrandt
Winnemucca
Photographic opportunity in Winnemucca two weeks
Announcement offers portrait photographs at the J H Job gallery on Sevan Street in Winnemucca. work includes enlargements in crayon India ink and water colors. The studio will be open all day including Sundays with two weeks remaining before the photographer leaves for Tuscarora on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemiken
Wfer
J. H. Job
Sevan Street
Tuscarora
J. D. Reetan
Lost Horses at Blakeslee Ranch Humboldt River
Two gray horses stolen from Blakeslee ranch on the Humboldt river with distinctive brands. One bear circle bar shoulder HP left stifle and figure 20 left stifle. The other brand Y 4 on left stifle. Reward offered for information leading to return. Notify the paper or J H Lasley Humboldt House Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakeslee Ranch
Humboldt River
J. IL. Lasley
Humboldt House
Nevada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bates
Golconda
Peter Roberts
Willow Creek
A. Wilkinson
Ten Mile
C.H. Wilbur
Wadeworth
Central District
Corinne
Lizzie Roberts
James Byrnes
James
E. G. Austin
J. A. Blossom
Kennedy, Mine
Germania Smelter
Murray
Utah
H.W. Freidlander
H. Jacobson
San Praecisco
Ilinois
Missouri
E. Reinhart & Co
Irenca
Senate
West
Mr. West
Bill Waite
Mr. Chandler
Mr. Gray
Delaware
Riverside Enterprise
Temescal
Los Angeles
Pimple Heights
Boyle Heights
Foley
Hoffman
Mar
Isaac Hoffman
San Francisco
Ach and
Rothechild
Theodore Figel
Mark Hanna’s
Cias
Wuenrere
Mdtf
J. Rovgox
Icecream
Central Hotel
Bridge Street
Proprietress Martt
Traviza Croare
Terrel Hudson
Atkinson
Decatur
Seaborn Maleolm
Clark Lewin
Fayetteville
W. Va
Lewis
Charles Gibson
James Pollard
St. Joseph
Joseph Irvin
Pollard
Dave Irvin
Irving
Dave
Mosley
John Strang
Crystal Springs
Miss
Jim Williamson
Crocker
Wharton
Tex
Williamson
Son
Mrs. Crocker
M. Horstax
Mrs. Winslow
Mra. Winson
United States
Acorn
Rersimarr & Co
ROYA
James Perdue
Monroe, Mich
Chamberlain
W. A. Brown
Stra
Lor
Ifc.c.c
New York
Humboldt County
Parren & Svartorp
Remedy Co
Chicago
Newark
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
West & Truax
Kinnan & Marvin
Adati M. Hormay
Hood
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