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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1901
Page
3
A festive catalog of groceries and holiday items with prices for seeds, currants, figs, cranberries, nuts, sweet potatoes, maple syrup, olives, ciders, and desserts. Includes canned goods, condiments, and shrimp, urging customers to order early and promising fresh, accurately represented products at low prices.
Why settle for less when Stein the tailor offers genuine handmade suits fitted and tried twice, one year guarantee, free cleaning and repairs, and prices lower than Chicago. Ladies' work solicited.
Charles Nossinger visited Golconda yesterday while I Solomon of Battle Mountain arrives in town today. Thomas Nelson came from Stone House yesterday, and George M Hames of Wadsworth stays at the Lafayette. F B Findley arrived from San Francisco this morning as Dr W S Porter returns from Lovelock. Frank Germain reports from the western part of the state. Rev E W Van Deventer departs for Reno this afternoon. Mr and Mrs C B Brown with children visited Golconda yesterday. B M Lee sails to San Francisco for a week of pleasure. Mrs J F Dennis returns from Salt Lake after visiting relatives. J R Sweetser arrives from American Falls and continues to California. F J Button passes through, returning to Golconda from Tulare after shipping cattle there. The Armory hall dance Saturday was well attended with good music and enjoyment. John Moonfield and J P Fleisher of Victor Colo arrived to inspect the Paradise mine near Spring City, representing an Eastern company. Miss Minnie S Wolf and Miss Eliz D Wightman leave for Wadsworth to attend the Washoe County Teachers Institute. Miss Stella Rhodes joins the institute in Reno. W B Hoyt and family arrive from Keene NH. he may settle here for health reasons. Mrs Sabrina P Ash dies after bronchitis and old-age decline. she was near 76, long connected with Ogden society. Funeral held at Beckwith home with Rev Geo C King presiding. many friends attend.
The notice urges payment of the first installment of 101 taxes by next Monday to avoid 10 percent delinquency and added costs. Settle with the County Treasurer to prevent further penalties.
Mrs J S Noble wife of the Salt Lake division Superintendent Noble died in Los Angeles last Wednesday after a long illness since returning from a European trip last year.
Rev B W Van Deventer superintendent of the Nevada Mission preached last night at the M B Church delivering a sermon of great strength and interest.
Winnemucca public school shuts for a week to allow teachers to attend the Wadsworth Institute.
Lovelock Tribune reports capitalists consider Churchill salt marsh development with a proposed Winnemucca branch railroad. Eight hundred acres located under saline law, salt deposit up to thirty feet deep, plus nearby Kennedy borax fields and Bernice silver camp stand to benefit from rail access. Engineer Stewart surveyed the property for the locators.
In Carson the estate of Evan Williams seeks removal of Judge Mack over alleged interest in the suit. An affidavit by Attorney Coffin requests a different judge. Judge Mack will decide next Saturday after reading the affidavit. Suage rheney petitions the Supreme Court for a writ of mandate to compel reassignment. The writ was served thirteen minutes after filing. The case hearings move to November 20 with Attorney Woodburn representing Judge Mack. The judge plans to sue the Carson News for publication remarks about the matter.
W H H Hart of San Francisco files with the California Secretary of State articles of incorporation for the California Midland Railway Company. The plan is to build a railway from San Francisco through the San Joaquin valley to Dead Man's Pass then into Nevada toward Tonopah.
Advertises prices on suits coats vests and pants with wide ranges, mentions D J Biggins prizes for euchre and dice games before Thanksgiving, notes overcoats from F C Robins Co and dentistry by Dr W S Porter, plus fresh mince meat cider and nuts direct from headquarters.
State notes report Reno area painters are scarce while White Pine News notes miner demand at Cherry Creek. Dayton potato shipments to San Francisco total 2500 tons. Rabbit drives near Carson Indian school kill nearly 2000 rabbits and Lovelock drives slaughter thousands. Washoe County Miners Association plans to expand fields statewide. Southern Pacific freight receipts in October reach 40000 dollars, a new high. Main line SP improvements in Washoe county run into hundreds of thousands. Kaiser estate appraised at 156000 dollars. Dr J Pierrepont Edwards, Peavine district, is confined in a New Jersey asylum. Lovelock Creamery reorganizes board to collect unpaid subscriptions. Joss-house in Tuscarora upper story burned. origin unknown. loss about 3000 dollars.
Among the best dressers in Winne mucca will be found suits made to order through F. C. Robins & Co. Style, qualities and prices are what tell the tale.
Notice to workmen announcing a meeting on Tuesday evening November 26th to elect officers for the year 1902. All are invited to attend. GEO F. MULLER Financier.
F. C. Robins & Co reports fresh harvest of extra large cranberries just arrived. No filler, prime berries promise rich, robust flavor to enhance holiday meals.
Hurry for specials on carpets linoleum matting window shades sheets pillow-cases blankets and suits. Send a postal card to Chauncey Latta P O Box 162 Winnemucca to arrange private home samples and view double-soled shoes with light uppers and damp weather friendly pricing.
A Sacramento catalog ad lists groceries, coffee, tea, soap, rice, canned fish, ham, drinks, and household items with low prices and guaranteed quality. It invites wholesale orders to Feldhusen & Co and mentions clothing fittings with F. C. Robins & Co and services at Giroux stable.
In Winnemucca Nevada on November 24 1901 Mrs Sabrina P Ash aged 76 a native of Illinois has died.
A grocery notice urges readers to pre-purchase a wide range of dried fruits cheeses canned peaches and fish. It highlights extra large seeded raisins Zante currants citron orange and lemon peels New York sweet cider and various milled meats as well as daily arrivals and order calls.
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