Local and Personal notes from Winnemucca area
Local and personal items list arrivals and movements of residents and visitors including p A Duvivier Harrington W Pruitt Charles Byrnes P Arbury M W Knickerbocker Eugene Silve J J Keegan Oscar McMillan Bert L Hood Carl Schuman Willie Bonnifield AL Trousdale F Mullaney and Paradise valley attendees. Also mentions dissolution of J G Taylor and Alex Borland sheep partnership and upcoming performances at Silver State hall and Armory hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Duvivier
Golconda
Fg. Harrington
San Francisco
W. Pruitt
Salt Lake City
Charles Byrnes
Paradise Valley
P. P. Arbury
Ottumwa
Iowa
Lafayette
M. W. Knickerbocker
Eugene Silve
Paradise
J. J. Keegan
San Francisco Chronicle
Winnemucca
Silver Tate Hall
Oscar McMillan
Lovelock
J. G. Taylor
Alex Borland
Bert L. Hood
Biko
C. J. Hood
Carl Schuman
Armory Hall
Water Case on Trial in Paradise Valley Ranch Dispute
The District Court heard the water rights case of Dave Palmer, Joel Bradway, and J. R. Harvey versus Eugene Dive and Lorenzo Recanzone before Judge Bennified. Plaintiffs' counsel include District Attorney on Duzer and N. Soderburg, defendants are represented by W. B. Bonnefield. The matter, deemed prominent, may take several days. a continuance due to Judge Bonnefield illness was under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Mullaney
Lovelock
McDermit
Paradise Valley
District Court
J. R. Harvey
J. D
Joel Bradshaw
B. F. Riley
Ed. Freemonth
Dave Palmer
Joel Bradway
Eugene Dive
Lorenzo Recanzone
Bennified
Duzer
N. Soderburg
Bonnifeild
Bonnifield
Walking Across the Continent by Kid West Arrives Eastward
Harry Kid West arrived from the east after leaving New York August 1 to walk coast to coast on a wager. He aims to finish in 135 days, 32 days faster than the current record, seeking a $500 purse plus a share of a $5,000 bet offered by two Eastern sportsmen.
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Harry
Kid) West
Police Gazette Office
New York City
West
Exhibition to be given by Carl Schuman in Armory hall
Tonight in Winnemucca Carl Schuman presents moving picture scenes never before seen on the road. Highlights include Modder River Mafeking Spanish-American and Filipino War depictions plus additional scenes. Admission is a low cent price for any part of the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schuman
Armory Hall
Winnemucca
Modder River
Mafeking
Boston Concert Company to Open Winne mucca Series
Dr C N Thomas arranged a season of entertainments for Winne mucca with Boston Concert Company opening tomorrow night at Silver State hall. Lectures by A J Waterhouse and Prof F X Schoonmaker follow in coming weeks. Subscriptions total 230 with 225 guaranteed for Thomas plus hall and ad costs. Tickets 1 each admit concert and two lectures.
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Boston
Silver State Hall
Winnemucca
Boston Concert Company
C. N. Thomas
A. J. Waterhouse
F. X. Schoonmaker
Messrs
Kitto
Kaye
Windle
Thomas
Jordan
Stanford University
Mr. Waterhouse
Prof. Schoonmaker
Removing the Oil Burners on Owl Train Engines
An Oakland dispatch reports Southern Pacific will abandon petroleum as fuel on the Owl train engines. The move cites slower steam production and higher disaster risk as reasons. Coal is to be resumed. burners were installed due to coal shortages and economy, then removed as fast as possible.
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Oakland
Southern Pacific Company
Nevada News Notes From The State
State notes report a Masonic lodge planned for Lovelock, eleven Nevada sheriffs re-elected, and a man near death in Virginia City. Kinney of Ormsby County bans turkeys raffles in Carson City, crime and accidents include a Chinaman injured in Carlin and a machinist found unconscious, plus a Carson Valley teamster beating a Piute boy and a jailhouse crossbar accident injuring Lou Sessions.
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Lovelock
Nevada
Gott Haist
Virginia City
Kinney
Ormsby County
Turkey
Carson City
Carlin
Elko Independent
Lou Sessions
Lon
Reno Gazette
Carson Valley
Virginia Enterprise
C Street
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
An advertisement claims deafness from catarrh is curable by constitutional remedies. It explains that inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes hearing loss and that nine out of ten cases stem from catarrh. It offers one hundred dollars for any cure Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot achieve, with circulars available and druggists selling the products. Also notes Thanksgiving poultry orders at Gilbert's.
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Hall
Our Printing Pleases Our Printing Pleases
The text extols a printing shop offering attractive work and expertise in type display. It highlights practical experience, proven quality, and the ability to inspire imitators. They emphasize both mechanical printing skills and consulting ideas for business printing differentiation. Estimates provided for all kinds of printing.
Printing Service Ad Promises Low Prices and High Quality
A print shop promotes low prices with high grade work and offers to visit customers with samples and pricing. It invites out of town readers to write for quotes and product details.
We Make a Specialty of Tickets and Ball Programs
An advertising snippet promoting services for tickets programs invitations handbills and related printed items. Emphasizes specialization in producing tickets and ball programs for events. The notice highlights printing capabilities and broad product range targeting event organizers and venues.
Promptitude in Printing for the Holiday Season
The notice promises fast, reliable printing for circulars booklets and folders describing goods. It urges customers to get in line if no printing has yet been done and highlights the upcoming holiday season as the ideal time to introduce printing services.
You Can’t Afford to Neglect Your Holiday Print Ads
Promote your business this holiday season with tastefully printed materials. We offer suggestions and can execute your ideas to help sell your wares.
Nevada Post Offices in 1900 Annual Report
The annual report of Fourth Assistant Postmaster-General Bristow for the year ending June 30 1900 shows Nevada had 188 post offices with 9 in the Presidential class. Changes requiring new appointments occurred in two Presidential and 45 of the fourth class. Nine offices were established and seven discontinued. Average annual compensation for fourth class postmasters was 141 34 dollars.
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Bristow
Nevada
Horses to be bought for Kitchener forces in South Africa
News from John H. Bratton of St. Louis states that about 50 000 horses will be purchased in the next six months by British government agents for Lord Kitchener's policing of the Transvaal and Orange Free State. Bratton supplied cavalry horses to the British army in the past two years.
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South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Transvaal
Orange Free State
John 8. Bratton
St. Louis
Stockton Surgeon Reports Trib as Pain Remedy for Animals
Dr J H Eddy of Stockton California notes Trib as a valuable aid for sprains and bruises in horses and dogs. The report mentions a carload of canned goods, sugar, and coal oil available at Brown & Co. Also promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers as prompt acting pills that never gripe.
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Stockton
J. H. Eddy
East
Lafayette Street
Cal
Omcial County
Society For Prevention of Cruelty of Animals
Chicago Veterinary College
Veterinary Association
C. B. Brown & CO
DeWitt
Brown Bros
Boston Concert Company Stars Belgian Violinist and Talents
The Boston Concert Company announces a program featuring Bernard Walther, the renowned Belgian solo violinist, with Rody, Durell, and Cummings. The lineup includes Miss Adelaide Roddy, lyric soprano, Miss Jean Durrell, sketch artist and entertainer, and Miss Agatha Cummings, pianist, for an evening of diverse musical and artistic performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Walther
Adelaide Roddy
Jean Durell
Agatha Cummings
Brilliant musical event opens Winnemucca Star Entertainment Course
A public notice announces a concert at the Star Entertainment Course in Winnemucca with admission for nonseason ticket holders set at 50 ets. A dissolution notice states the partnership between J G Taylor and Alex Borland in the sheep business ended by mutual consent on October 4 1900, dated November 24 1900 and signed by both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Entertainment
Winnemucca
J. G. Taylor
Alex Borland
Wit Neas Our Hanus
Ask Him Where He Got It When You See A Fine Job
A concise quip notes that upon spotting quality printing the likely reply will be that it came from a specific source. The line hints at pride in workmanship and prompts inquiry into the printer or origin of the fine job.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willie Bonnifield
Trousdale
Ferndale
Cane
State News Notes
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Gilbert's
Billheads
Silverstate Hall
John G. Taylor, A. Borland
Winnemucca, Nevada
G. W. Summerfield
J. H. Hoyt
Paister, Grainer
Bridge Street
Winnemud
E. Reinhart & ‘Co
Thos. Shone
Dave McB. Rose
Winnemucca, New
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