Local and Personal Notices From Winnemucca Town
D F Abel of Golconda is in town today. James Byrnes Jr arrived yesterday from Paradise Valley. Don’t forget the dance tonight at Armory hall given by the Jully Club. J C Wood and I M Kochmann of San Francisco are registered at the Lafayette. Mrs F M Lee leaves for Reno this evening called by the death of Mrs J M Fulton. M H Cooper and C W Perry well known drummers arrived from San Francisco yesterday. Dr W L Samuels and Roy Williamson returned from a trip to the Vance ranch in Oregon. Miss S Muleoy arrived this morning from Eureka and will visit with Mr and Mrs William Funk a few days. Word came Winnemucca that Prof N E Wilson of the State University has a dying daughter. R L Fulton Southern Pacific land agent for Nevada was in town yesterday and left for eastern Nevada this morning. W S Elliott returned yesterday from Nome Alaska and will visit relatives here this winter. Mrs W L Samuels returned from San Francisco. health improved after Santa Cruz and Waldeck Sanitarium treatment. Electric light linemen are putting up arc lights on streets. about a dozen lights total including at Bridge street intersections and depot. W M Gotwaldt city editor Reno Journal came in yesterday and stays over tonight. he praises his paper and promises Nevada descriptive articles on return. Co W Canfield of Sumpter Oregon left for his mines in Pueblo mountains north of Denio. he has twelve copper claims and will develop this winter as miners head to the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Samuels
Roy Williamson
Vance Ranch
Oregon
S. Muleoy
Eureka
Will
William Funk
Winnemucca
N. E. Wilson
The
State University
R. L. Fulton
Southern Pacific
Nevada
Bridge Street
W. M. Gotwaldt
Reno
West
Co. W. Canfield
Sumpter, Or
Pueblo Mountains
Denio
Canfield
Eastern
Sumpter
California Varsity Defeats Nevada 12 to 0 on Berkeley Pitch
The Nevada University football team fell to the University of California on the Berkeley campus before a large crowd. California scored two goals and held a 12 to 0 lead, with last year’s 24 to 0 defeat echoed in the result. Stanford invites Nevada to Palo Alto for a Saturday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada University
University of California
Berkeley
Reno
Stanford
U. C
California
Nevada
A Good Motto From Fred Badger’s Paper
A motto attributed to Fred Badger’s publication urges readers to lie steal drink and swear only to benevolent ends. It counsels avoiding immoral company, drinking pure water, and supporting the home paper with subscriptions and local job work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Badger
Death of Mrs. J M Patton in Reno
Mrs. J M Fulton died this morning at her Reno home from pneumonia. Mr Fulton was summoned yesterday morning and arrived before she died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Patton
J. M. Fulton
Reno
Halloween Dance by the Jolly Club at Armory Hall
The Jolly Club will host a Halloween Dance in Armory Hall Thursday evening October Bist. Tickets are $1 each and all are invited.
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Armory Hall
Grand Jury Recommends Courthouse Renovations in Nevada
The October grand jury of Winnemucca Nevada submits eight cases including felonies and true bills. It urges immediate courthouse repairs with new carpeting linoleum chairs a judge's chair and better desks and a doorway between jury rooms. Also calls for a janitor, improved walls ceilings and acoustics, and lawful curfews for minors after 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemucca
Nev
J. Bonnifield Jr
Fifth Judicial District Court
Humboldt
Nevada
State of Nevada
Charley James
Dan Ames
Frank Blanchard
Ed. Pearsons
Albert Bryant
Tony Sousa
M. H. Fuller
Thomas W. Crane
The
Bar Association
Honorable
Board of County Commissioners
Reub Battels
State News Notes and Local Events
A Virginia City post for Spanish war veterans is to be organized. J A Conbole of Virginia City received a patent for a handcar. Sixty inches? No eighteen inches of snow fell at Summit Sierras during the storm. John Sparks won first prize for a Hereford steer at the Kansas City cattle show. Reno plans a street car carnival next year as a substitute for the State fair. Eighteen soldiers were disinterred at old Fort Ruby Elko county and sent to San Francisco for reinterment at the Presidio cemetery. The suit by guardian John A Christie for 28000 damages from the loss of an arm at C Lankey mill, Reno District Court, favoring the defendant, will be appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
J. A. Conbole
Summit
Sierras
Reno
Old Fort Ruby
Elko County
San Francisco
Presidio
John A. Christie
Herbert Christie
C. Lankey
Paradise School Report for October 1901 blossoms
Paradise public school reports for the month ending October 25 1901 show grammar and primary grades with roll of honor for both sections. Grammar honors include Hanson Lye Schwartz Morey Ramasco Elva Burns and Ashhurst as principal Bert Ashurst. Primary honors feature Emma Schwartz Floyd Morey Burns Baker Hanson Ruth Bradshaw Ruth Austin Mary Coleman and Clarence Hanson Frances Case teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
Grammer
Harry Hanson
Flossie Lye
Lulu Schwartz
Faye Morey
Joe Ramasco
Elva Lye
May Schwartz
Eli Bradshaw
Etta Austin
Lillie Burns
Bert Ashurst
Emma Schwartz
Floyd Morey
Clifford Burns
Evile Baker
Albert Hanson
Ruth Bradshaw
Ruth Austin
Mary Coleman
Clarence Hanson
Ruth Baker
Etta Fritchens
Grace Shaw
Jarvis Read
Frances Case
Feldhusen & Company Wholesale Catalog Items Listed
Sacramento dealers offer best cane sugar at 4.75 per sack and a variety of staples. The catalog includes Arbuckle coffee, Japan tea, sardines, rice, Royal Savon, Gold Dust, brooms, oysters, pickles, Pearline, crackers, salmon, claret, Log Cabin whisky, and more with guaranteed quality. Wholesale catalog is free and references Weinstock Lubin & Co for credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feldhusen & Company
L Street
Sacramento
Cal
Bank
Weinstock, Lubin & Co
Clothing Sale Coming to Paradise Valley by Henderson and Oberndorf
John Henderson representing Wannamaker & Brown of Philadelphia and M L Oberndorf of Chicago will display a magnificent line of cloths mackintoshes underwear and shirtings in Paradise Valley on November 1 2 and 3 with prices that defy competition. Samples are available at the Up to Date saloon observed in oc28wl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henderson
Wannamaker & Brown
Philadelphia
M. L. Oberndorf
Chicago
Paradise Valley
W. J. Bell
Practical Optician to Visit Reno and Paradise Valley
H H Hamlin the Reno optician will be at Central Hotel for a few days and visit Paradise valley late this week returning Sunday. For livery services inquire at Giroux stable with H J Lorentzen proprietor. Also mentions Dr J H Hanford in the Western Plowman advising early cough treatment and Kemp's Balsam as a remedy. Merino bucks for sale—three hundred French Merino yearling bucks—prices from Frank Martin Battle Mountain Nev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hamlin
Reno
Central Hotel
Paradise Valley
J. H. Hanford
Kemp
Brown
Frank Martin
Ocliml
Battle Mountain
Nev
Also Mentioned on This Page
Me Areth
Diehl’s Book Store
Eive Linge
C. Diehl Sr
Giroux
H. J. Lorentzen
Cyrus Noce
P. Laverga JR
the City Bakery
Diehl’ Bookstore
Urich & Moore Bakers and Confectioners
Felix Poulin
S. F. Bulletin
D. F. Abel
Golconda
James Byrnes Jr
Jully Club
J. C. Wood
I. M. Kochmann
Lafayette
F. M. Lee
M. H. Cooper
C. W. Perry
Grand Jury
W. 8. Porter
State News Notes
John Sparks
Kansas City
Paradise School Report
Me Club
D. J. Biggins
Summerfield
the Palace
B. Roberts
Sanches & Haya
Havana
Francesca Cigars
OLD Hermitage
Cyrus Noble
Jesse Moore
D. J. Hadley
Asa Murphy
Cat
the Mint
Ducker & McVey Proprietors
D. Cordano
Dge Street
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