Local and Personal Notes Arrivals and travels in Winnemucca
John Ainley arrived from Golconda and A L Springsteen came yesterday from San Francisco. Walter Hedrick and M Levy arrived in town from the west. Cate the Chicago drummer and J N Thacker with son E J reached Winnemucca. Mrs Varian returned to Salt Lake City. Others came from ranches in Paradise valley and Mill City. Sacramento Bee rep D W Hudson will canvass for subscriptions. Revival services led by Mr Oliver set to begin May 13 in Winnemucca after his San Francisco stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hedrick
Stone Howe
A. L. Springsteen
San Francisco
Walter Hedrick
M. Levy
J. A. Cate
Chicago
Lafayette
W. A. Sperry
Paradise Valley
C. S. Varian
Salt Lake City
Ed. Kirchner
John Blattner
William Brooks
Gerhardt Miller
Bouton Jury
Oliver
Winnemucca
Utan
Elko
The Shakespeare Club Elects President At Jury Room
The Shakespeare Club held a regular meeting in the Jury room last night. D VanDuzer was elected president to fill the vacancy and Miss Elizabeth Wightman became vice president. Meetings will move to Tuesday evenings at the courthouse. members urged to read Henry VIII and submit themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
D. VanDuzer
Mies Elizabeth Wightman
Mme Chagnon
Henry VIII
Association is All Right San Francisco Liquor Dealers Group
Two young men canvassed the state to recruit members for a San Francisco liquor dealers association. Several Winnenkea saloon men joined, each paying a $10 fee. Some claimed the solicitors were frauds and that the association did not exist, but inquiries in San Francisco confirm it is legitimate.
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Association
San Francisco
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Winnenkea Saloon
Gentry Preliminary Examination Resumes Before Justice Rutherford
The preliminary examination of Willard O. Gentry was continued yesterday afternoon before Justice Rutherford. Multiple witnesses testified and a certified copy of Gentry's Bouton trial testimony was submitted for examination. No final ruling was given this morning, but a decision is expected later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilard O. Gentry
Jnstice
Indian appropriation bill boosts school funds for next year
The Indian appropriation bill provides for support of two hundred pupils at the school, increasing funding by over $8,000 beyond previous years. It also allocates $5,000 for a shop building and $3,000 for general repairs and improvements.
Mayhem charge against Humboldt resident Henderson
Robert Henderson, famed Humboldt County resident, was arrested in San Francisco on a mayhem charge for an April Battle Mountain incident. He allegedly attacked Salt Lake mining man A. R. Holcomb, injuring an eye, with conflicting accounts of a pistol hit or a punch while Holcomb slept. Holcomb sued for 20000 in Carson City court. Henderson fled, extradition expected to bring him to Lander County for trial.
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Robert Henderson
Farrington
Eiko
Marshal Emmitt
Henderson
Battle Mountain
Winnemucca
San Francisco
Londer County
Will He Ranch or Mine George Leighton Moves In
George Leighton a principal shareholder in Whalen Consoli dated Copper Mining Company at Alpha Eureka county arrived from Grand Rapids Michigan to take charge of the property. His cargo includes four horses five cows one bull two calves four hogs and many poultry plus a pedigreed dog. Residents wonder if the rugged mining property will be turned into a model farm like Aladdin’s lamp.
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George Leighton
Whalen Consolidated Copper Mining Company
Alpha
Eureka County
Grand Rapids
Michigan
the Sentinel
Leighton
Wonderful Lamp
Mr. Leighton
Whalen
Canine Society of
Nevada
Big Coal Contract Between SP and Pleasant Valley Utah
Southern Pacific signs 2,000 ton daily coal deal with Pleasant Valley Coal Co of Utah. Mines 150 miles from Ogden, 800 gondolas planned for transport, 500 new cars built to carry 50 tons each. Coal delivered to Ogden and used as far south as Bakersfield. Persevere and prosper. Hood's Sarsaparilla promise.
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Southern Pacific Company
Pleasant Valley Coal Company
Utah
Pleasant Valley
Ogden
Southern Pacifc Company
Bakersfield
Bouton Found Guilty by Humboldt Jury in cattle theft case
Humboldt County jury returns a guilty verdict after fifteen hours of deliberation. Judge Bonnifield sets April 12 for sentencing. Bouton contends innocence and says he will not testify against others. The trial ranks among Humboldt’s most notable criminal cases.
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Vic Bouton
A. C. Webb
Bouton
Warren
Bonnifield
Humboldt County
Carson
The Great Overland Route Union Pacific Appeal
The Union Pacific promotes its up to date service with time saving benefits and pioneer dining car line status. It touts buffet smoking library cars through Pullman vestibuled palace and sleeping cars, free reclining chair cars, and one change to New York via Ogden. Details gladly provided by H. M. Clay, General Agent, Salt Lake City.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Pioneer
Ogden
Missouri River
Chicago
New York
H. M. Clay
Main Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
Social Dance at Armory Hall Saturday Evening May 5
Social dance announced for Armory Hall on Saturday evening May 5. Invitation extended to all, promising a good time.
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Armory Hall
April Weather Summary For Winnemucca Station
J C Hayden reports April meteorological data with mean temperature 43 degrees. Highest 77 on the 18th, lowest 18 on the 10th, and a daily range of 44 degrees on the 18th. Precipitation 0.96 inches across 9 days at or above .01 inch, excess 0.03 inches, accumulated deficit since January 1 1.10 inches. Clear days 3, partly cloudy 7, cloudy 20. Frost dates include light on the 14th and heavy on the 13th and 25th. killing frost on the 5th and several other dates. Prevailing wind NW with total 7546 miles. max wind 46 mph from the S on the 19th.
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Weather Bureau
J. C. Hayden
Winnemucca Station
N. W
Rheumatism Balm Relief Prompts Walk to Breakfast
A year three years ago a wife suffered a rheumatism attack confining her to bed and leaving limbs swollen. Mr S Maddox urged Chamberlain Pain Balm and a 50 cent bottle led to an immediate recovery with walking to breakfast the next morning. Since then no similar attack. Brown Brothers Drugists sell it. Dentistry notice for Paradise Valley by Dr McDonald at Paradise Hotel for a week. Also Karl's Clover Root Tea advertised for breath purification and Kola Citra blood medicine by E Reinhart & Co.
It Is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold
It is dangerous to neglect a cold as pneumonia can follow. The ad touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a quick cure and a preventive against pneumonia, claiming wide fame. It notes sales by Brown Brothers and druggists and mentions other local services and products from Chris Wolf and F J Anash plus Dr Fabrneys Alpenkrauter Blut beleben sold by E Reinhart Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Brothers
Rain Sparks Decision to Keep Glorious Add On
The statement notes gratitude for recent rain and confirms not changing an existing advertisement plan, opting to extend the current Glorious Rain add for continued positive results. This reflects a local business or campaign praising rain and sustaining the ongoing promotional effort.
Bargain Dates Declared Red Letter May Sale Week
May 1 2 3 4 and 5 are designated red letter dates for bargains. Retailers advertise special offers across venues highlighting limited time discounts and featured items during the five day period.
The Glorious Rain Sweeps Reductions Ahead
The note proclaims rain brings renewal and health to sickrooms amid grippe cases. It promises sweeping price reductions on many lines to move them and urges a personal call to Headquarters for details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Ainley
Golconda
J. N. Thacker and
E. J
Mill City
F Gentry
Lys Straw
Lia
Cal
Hood
Urs
State of Ohio
City of Toledo
Lucas Chul
J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Ohio
McDonald
Paradise Hotel
Karl
Eagle Drug Store
E. Reinhart & Co
Chris Wolf
Martial
F. J. Anash
la Grippe
Headquarters
F. C. Robins & CO
Oregon Burbanks
L. Dutertre
Nev
Felix Poulin
Bridge Street
Silver State Winnemucca
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