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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1901
Page
3
Local shop advertises Thanksgiving foods with discounted bundles and single items. Seeded raisins currants and various nuts fruits and canned goods priced to attract early orders. Shown are cranberries figs olives maple syrup cider spices and more with guarantees of freshness and value.
This Victorian advertisement promises fitted and tried garments twice, handmade quality, one year guarantee, free cleaning pressing and repairs, and long lasting value. It claims lower prices than Chicago and invites ladies to inquire.
District Court convened with four criminal cases on the docket and Albert Bryan facing forgery charges in Lovelock. Numerous visitors, including J H Griffin, W E Lampson, and Senator William M. Stewart, arrived for court and local events. A festival program by Armory hall ladies and a Nevada California education institute were announced, alongside a note on a finger amputation of brakeman Beckwith and a campaign against non union goods tied to the Chinese exclusion act.
The Truckee operator and a Sacramento telephone girl married after a brief courtship by wire. They had never met before the ceremony. The Salt Lake Herald notes mountain lions consuming young horses in southern Utah as a warning to President Roosevelt.
Supreme Deputy S N Nicholson will inaugurate an A O U W lodge in Smith Valley this evening. The new lodge begins with about twenty to thirty members. Nicholson has been active in Nevada, founding a Tonopah lodge with 52 charter members and 15 more the following night, plus 12 in Hawthorne, 15 in Yerington, and 9 in Silver City.
The Armory Hall festival features instrumental duets, recitations, and vocal solos by Mrs. J J Wheeler Miss Opal Miller Mrs G B Ackerman and others. Admission 25 cents with refreshments. Also printed school report lists top pupils for November 16 with high marks.
Humboldt Chapter No 9 R A M will hold a stated communication at their hall on Wednesday evening November 20 at 7 30. All members are urged to attend. By order of H P Chris Wolf Secretary. A social dance is set for Armory hall next Saturday evening November 23 with Bell's orchestra providing music and good times promised. Admission one dollar ladies free. Dentistry by Dr W S Porter on Bridge street. Giroux stable offers day or night first class livery rigs. Organ for sale a full reed instrument in first class condition. For details apply to PF N Muller.
Chauncey Latta of Carson arrives with samples of Carpets Linoleum Mat ling and Window Shades and takes orders for custom suits underwear and ready made suits for men and boys He will call on homes Frank Martin Battle Mountain Nev advertises Merino Bucks for sale three hundred French Merino year ning bucks for prices.
White Pine County assessment roll rises 590 000 dollars this year. A Carson Chinaman wins 700 dollars in a weekly lottery. Virginia City Labor Union grows to nearly 350 members. The estate of George W Cassidy is being settled in Eureka County probate court. Ruby Hill post office to close next month due to no applicant for postmaster. Reno Journal cites Mr Newlands no truth to theatre in San Francisco report. Congressman Newlands to be vice president of McKinley Memorial Association per Secretary Gage. Dr Hennessy of Carson leaves for Sonora Mexico to mine and give up dentistry.
Mixed classified items list for sale including cutlery livery carpets and stoves. Also offers wholesale catalog and orders to Feldhusen & Co Sacramento. Letter from Mrs E R Thomas praises Lane's Tea for skin. De Witt's Little Early Risers endorsed by Brown Bros with testimonial.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for corn and bunion relief with soaking and careful paring, plus a corn plaster for shoe protection. It also touts De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as a quicker piles remedy. Brown Bros. Drugista and Giroux stable advertise their services and products.
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm for cuts bruises burns scalds and similar injuries claiming instant pain relief and faster healing with no scar unless injuries are severe. It also claims cures for rheumatism sprains swellings and lameness with Brown Bros. Druggists as the seller.
A daughter was born in Eureka Nevada on November 19 1901 to the wife of George A Bartlett.
The notice lists a wide range of grocery items including cranberries raisins currants citron orange lemon peels New York sweet cider and various cheeses and canned fruits. It invites readers to place orders or visit to see new arrivals and emphasizes quality and daily shipments.
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