Spy of Gettysburg staged by Lovelock club
The Lovelock Dramatic Club presented The Spy of Gettysburg to a fair audience at Armory hall. The war drama impressed for amateur standards with strong thrilling scenes and well handled principal roles. Lighter parts and comedy received natural execution and audience applause. Miss Bessie Purviance C. H. McIntosh and Prof. Dornberger offered vocal and instrumental selections between acts.
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Gettysburg
Lovelock Dramatic Club
Armory Hall
Lovelock Amteurs
Bessie Purviance
C. H. McIntosh
Prof
Dornberger
Local and Personal News From The West
J L Smith arrived yesterday from San Francisco. Charles Kemler of Paradise valley is in town today. John Vance arrived yesterday from his Oregon ranch. A Chapman in town from Granite creek copper mines. John M Sayers of San Francisco registered at the Lafayette. Henshaw arrived yesterday from Ogden to become a switchman. Miss Clara McGonagle arrived from Battle Mountain and will return tomorrow. Charles Neth and others left for Kyle's hot springs for several weeks. Memorial services set at Methodist Church tomorrow night at 8. Decoration Day attendees urged. Charles Miller, once here, bought a Salt Lake butcher shop. Major FP Spriggs and District Attorney Hood back from McDermit. Mullen arrived from Chicago. he will visit Pueblo mine and engage in stockraising and mining. Lovelock party arriving with dramatic company including Mr. and Mrs. Mentosh and others.
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Charles Kemler
Paradise Valley
John Vance
Oregon
A. Chapman T
Granite Creek
John M. Sayers
San Francisco
Lafayette
EB. Henshaw
Ogden
Clara McGonagle
Battle Mountain
Charles Neth
D. Giroux
D. Cordano
John Cox
Kyle's
Hot Springs
Charles Miller
Salt Lake
Golconda
FP. B. Spriggs
Hood
McDermit
Rebel Creek
Spriggs
Wadsworth
J. J. Mullen
Chicago
J. H W. Deegan
Pueblo Mine
Mullen
Pueblo Country
Lovelock
The
Dramatic Company
C. H. Mentosh
J. A. McIntosh
Misses Bessise
Myrtle
May Purviance
Prof
V. Dornberger
Paul Reid
H. T. Riddle
F. A. Preston
Cecil Biggs
C. M. Keith
F. C. Riddleman
E. H. Green
Pearce Young
Frank Riddle
A. C
Railroad to Build Water Tank at Elko in Western Nevada
state notes report a new water tank under construction by a railroad company at Elko. statewide figures list 700 school age children in a district. Douglas county shows demand for draft and driving horses. Reno case Bank of Nevada v Reno Smelting and Milling awarded judgment of 1000 dollars and 500 shares of stock to the plaintiff. A pair of travelers from Santa Barbara, California, arrived in Gardnerville after a 14 day Placerville route journey. snow on the summit buried the wagon road.
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Elko
Douglas County
Reno
Bank of Nevada
Reno Smelting and Milling Company
Gardnerville
Santa Barbara
Cal
Placerville
Presidential special train delays into Nevada
The presidential train left San Francisco at 10 this morning on schedule but railroad men expect a revised timetable this evening. Stops at Sacramento and other California points ran long, with arrival in Wadsworth likely two hours late around 12:35 AM. Winnemucca projections push to 4:42 AM or later, likely missing local viewership.
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San Francisco
Sacramento
California
Wadsworth
Winnemucca
Pan-American postage stamps debut in exposition issue
Postage stamps from the Pan American exposition have appeared but not yet been received by Postmaster Anderson. Residents of Winnemucca must use the old stamps for now. The one cent stamp is green with a steamship, the two cent stamp blue with an express train, the four cent stamp brown with an automobile, and the five cent stamp red with a bridge.
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Anderson
Winnemucca
Church Services at M. E. Church Tomorrow
Services begin with Sunday school at 10 AM and preaching at 11 AM on the topic The Holy Spirit. A class meeting follows at noon, junior league at 2 30 PM, Epworth League at 7 PM, and the evening service at 8 PM with The American Soldier as the subject. All are welcome. GRO C KING Pastor.
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M. E
Epworth
Gro
C. King
Californian Buys 480 Acres at Lassen Meadow Ranch Near Humboldt
The Hon. W S Robinson of Nevada County California purchases 480 acres of patented land from Mrs Idah Meacham Strobridge at Lassen Meadow near Humboldt. Robinson, president of Dorsey Robinson Mercantile Company Fresno and Tidings Telegraph Grass Valley, plans large improvements including alfalfa fields and a telephone line to the railroad. D J Stevens of Fresno will manage the property.
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Humboldt House
W. S. Robinson
Nevada County
California
Lassen Meadow Ranch
Humboldt
Idah Meacham Strobridge
Nevada
Robinson
Dorsey-Robinson Mercantile Company
Fresno
Tidings-Telegraph Company
Grass Valley
Strobridge
J. F. Houghton
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Sunday Closing Agreement Notice
An 1901 newspaper fragment cites Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio with a 100 reward offer and internal dosing. It also reports Winnemucca Nevada merchants pledging Sunday closing under a $100 fine to benefit the Fire Company and lists signatories. A Maccabees event at Silver State hall invites attendees May 29 with free admission.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Winnemucca
Nev
Winnemucca Fire Company
E. Reinhart & CO
Dancing Social at Armory Hall Next Saturday
Prof. W. A. Henry will host a social at Armory hall on Saturday evening May 25. Good music and a pleasant time promised. Tickets cost $1.00.
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W. A. Henry
Armory Hall
Taylor family to relocate to Carson due to hydrographers work
The Battle Mountain Nevada column notes L H Taylor and family will leave Golconda soon and likely settle in Carson for a period as Mr Taylor is now connected with the Government Hydrographers and will spend much time in that area.
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Carson
Battle Mountain Central Nevadan
L. H. Taylor
Golconda
Taylor
New Wrapper Consignment Arrives at Robins & Co
F. C. Robins & Co. announce a fresh shipment of wraps in all sizes priced from $1 to $125 and up. The range highlights options for varied budgets and styles.
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F. C. Robins & Co
Hamlin Optician to Visit Winnemucca for Eye Services
Reno optician H. H. Hamlin will be in Winnemucca for a few days offering first class eyeglass fittings. Visit him at the Winnemucca hotel for accurate eyewear service.
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H. H. Hamlin
Reno
Winnemucca
Winnemucca Hotel
Engineers Named for McKinley Special Out of Wadsworth
The Dispatch reports Engineers Goldie and Pollock will run the McKinley special from Wadsworth. The Silver State says Engineer Painter would handle the throttle of the Presidential train engine.
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Goldie
Pollock
Wadsworth
Painter
Resident Dentist Promises First Class Bridge Work
Dr. H. A. MacMillan offers bridge street office dental service with guaranteed results. Local resident assures longevity and quality for residents seeking reliable dental care.
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H. A. MacMillan
Bridge Street
Dr H B McDonald to Visit Winnemucca
Dr H B McDonald the dentist will be in Winnemucca for about two weeks during the coming week, staying in the town for the period. The notice invites local residents to arrange dental appointments during the stay.
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H. B. McDonald
Winnemucca
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Royal Baking Powder CO
William Street
New York
J. L. Smith
State News Notes
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Meacham Ranch
Engineers of the Special
Salt Lake Office
Denver
Burlington
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Palace
West Second South
R. F. Nesten
First National Bank
Winnemugca
NEW
Ntizrb
FM. Lee
Sibbald
Ged. 8. Mixon
C. W. M'Bride
J. F. Clark
Busch RC. Moore
Golconda Hot Springs Hotel
Anaconda
Montana
Golconda Hotel
Colly
Lessee
Winnemucca Bottling Johnson & Ramdohr
Milwaukee
Felix Poulin
J.H. Hoyt
Paister, Grainer
Jewelry Store
Dave McB
Rose
Winnemucca Ne
A. H. Sherman
Corcoran
United States Treasury
Washington, D.O
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