Local and Personal Happenings Across Town
C C Wallace was in town yesterday. M H Hennessy is down from Golconda. Mrs B W Stewart is in town from Willow Point. Senator Wm Stewart arrived from the west yesterday. Miss Pearl Bradshaw of Paradise is visiting Winnemucca. Thanksgiving dance at Golconda announced. Thanksgiving services at the church urged. Fiward Hearper admitted to citizenship in the Second judicial district. H Frederick the jeweler stopped here en route from San Francisco. Grand jury seated and unlikely to report tonight. Constable Felize Lovelock back from northern county. Rev Hamm to hold Paradise services next Sunday. Golconda hotel company to host grand ball Thanksgiving night in new hall. Dr H B McDonald, the dentist, to Wadworth this afternoon but will delay Golconda trip. Mrs Roger Trewick, visiting sister Mrs A E B Lathrop at Ogden, to Reno for Thanksgiving with relatives before return to San Jose CA. Harry Martell's Merry Makers open at Armory Hall next Wednesday with Wild Oats, Oscar P Sisson. Intermission feature shows latest war pictures by Lowmar kinetoscope. prices 50 and 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiward
Second Judicial District Court
H. Frederick
Sewler
San Francisco
Felize Lovelock
Rev. Hamm
Paradise
Roger Trewick
A. EB. Lathrop
Ogden
Reno
San Jose
California
Harry Martell
Merry Makers
Armory Hall
Oscar P. Sisson
Lowmar
Murderer Frank Forrester Captured Near Lovelock
Deputy Sheriff Rose and Constable Feliz arrested Frank Forrester who was wanted in Wasco county Oregon for the murder of Brogan at Antelope Creek about sixty miles from Dallas. Forrester claimed self defense after a fight in a saloon where Brogan and another man attacked him with a chair and a spittoon. He stabbed Brogan with a pocket knife, Brogan died hours later, and Forrester fled. He awaited transfer to Dallas after capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Feliz of
Lovelock
Frank Forrester
Wasco County
Oregon
Brogan
Antelope Creek
Dallas
Forrester
Antelope
Summerfield
Robt. Kelly
Senator Stewart Arrives. Nevada Silver Victory Praised
Senator Stewart reached town after a hard campaign and will spend a week in the East, then return to Carson before going East for Congress opening. He predicted strong Silver party gains, discussed upcoming congressional work, irrigation plans, and Nevada needs. He praised Humboldt County copper prospects and urged support for silver legislation and state milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Carson
Congress
Silver Party
Hanna
Republicas Harly
Republican Party
House
Jrisianapol
Nevada
Humboldt County
Death of Miss Bailey On Train Near Battle Mountain
Dr Hood conducted an autopsy on Miss Bailey's remains and found no foul play. Coroner Morgan held an inquest and the jury returned a verdict that she died from unknown causes. The uncle ordered burial at Elliot and shipment of belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko Independent
Hood
Miss Bailey
Battle Mountain
Morgan
Elliot
State and Coast Notes
The Belle of Honolulu coon song excites San Francisco crowds. Nevada cavalry vote deemed illegal by Attorney General Judge. Carson papers report residents arming at night due to holdups. Miner William Pooley dies of miner's consumption in Virginia City from the Comstock era. Stanford second eleven vs Nevada postponed to next Saturday. De Lamar Lag notes railroad work hindered by Short Line material delays. Privates Wartman and Thompson discharged from First Nevada Cavalry in Manila. Nevada suitor seeks California heiress fortune of $60,000, once Elko resident. Highway robbery adds to Wadeworth industries. Soto loses $5 in coin. Washoe Indians request passes to cross the Sierras for acorn gathering as pine nut crop fails. Reno tailor ONeal survives attempted gas suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standford
University of Nevada
de Lamar
Washington
E. L. Wartman
Fred Thompson
First
Nevada Cavalry
Manila
San Francisco
Careen Weekly
Nevada
California
Elko
Wadeworth Industries
Soto
Southern Pacific Company
Sierras
Funeral of Mrs D J Hadley Yesterday at Two
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs D J Hadley with a 2 o'clock service at the M E church. pallbearers Paul Laveaga E J Bonni field C W McDeid Geo Berk J J Hill W J Ball led the hearse and rites escorted by Rathbone Sisters Knights of Pythias and Eastern Star. Reverend Hamm spoke, the choir sang, and a grave side ceremony followed at the cemetery with floral tributes and a final blessing. The deceased, a former chief of Rathbone Sisters, was laid to rest under that order’s auspices amid tearful mourners. Trib cures bruises and stiffness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Hadley
M. E.church
Messrs
Paul Laveaga
J. Bonnifield
C. W. McDeid
Geo. Berk
J. J. Hill
W. J. Ball
Rathbone Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Eastern Star
Hamm
Hadley
Order of Rathbone Sisters
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestive Rest Cure
A compiled notice extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestion aid that lets the stomach rest while wholesome food is digested. It cites several testimonials from J O Wendly Peoria Illinois Mrs Samuel Kepple Girty Pennsylvania Mrs A E Bowen Barnard Vermont and others, claims relief from dyspepsia and constipation, and notes the tablets cost 50 cents per package with a free stomach disease book offered by Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
J.O. Wendly
Peoria
Ill
Samuel Kepple
Girty
Mia
A. E. Bowen
Barnard, Vt
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. C. Wallace
M. H. Hennessy
Golinda
B. W. Stewart
Willow Point
Wm. Stewart
West
Pearl Bradshaw
Winnemucca
Golconda
H. B. McDonald
Wadeworth
H. A. Gilbert
Honolulu
William Pooley
Virginia City
Comstock
O'Neal
Senator Quay
Philadelphia
Richard Quay
People’s National Bank
Mre. I. B. English
Tennessee
W.H.M. McDermit
M.G. Ham
Akin
James J. Corbett
Thee Sharkey
Lennox Athletic Club
New York City
Corbett
Hall
Ve. J, Oqheney & CO
Toledo, OL
E. Reignant & Co
E. Retaart & Co
Zeala
E. J. Scaxtiesver
W. A. Brown
Be, Remnarr & Co
Ke, Remnarr & Co
Eagle Drug Store
W York
Royal
Cal
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