Local and Personal Notes From Winnemucca
Local residents travel and visits dominate the list with G H Colson of Golconda in town Jas F Dennis returning from San Francisco H J Lorentzen departing for American Falls Idaho and Judge M B Bonnifield back from the West Mrs R T Evans and children arriving from Willow Point A R Hardin from Quin river ranch and others guests at the Busch hotel The public school reopened with Mrs Elizabeth D Wightman and Miss Stella Rhodes teaching the first grades and the attendance expected strong The open season for wild ducks began and many Winnemucca hunting parties were out to begin the season Commissioners Ruddell and Morey arrive for Board business The Board of County Commissioners will meet Sept 16 to Oct 7 for equalization A Mercur DeLamar Mining Company party arrived from Salt Lake City likely to sell to a Utah syndicate David R Gray named general agent for Inter mountain region covering several rail utilities Senator Jones and Senator Stewart rumored to visit Nevada in September Dr Weinald the dentist to Winnemucca for a couple of weeks
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Jas. F. Dennis
San Francisco
H. J. Lorentzen
American Falls
Idaho
Bonnifield
A. R. Hardin
Quin River
R. T. Evans
Willow Point
H. J. Babcock
H. Jacobson
H. C. Wilke
Busch
J. T. Wheeler
H. C. Ayer
San Jose
J. T. Grigsby
Famer
Charles EB
Leonard
Mr. Bradley
Salt Lake
Vicksburg
Mini Properties
George Berk
Georgina
Mont
Stella Rhodes
Winnemucca
No. 6
Reno
Elizabeth D. Wightman
Florence Reed
Lovelock
Paradise Valley
H. S. Gilbert
W. C. Gayhart
Austin
Nimrods
Brenea
W. C. Ruddell
W. D. Morey
Morey
Dfeal
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
James Ashdown
Edwards
Mercur-DeLamar Mining Company
Salt Lake City
Ashdown
Denio
Big Utah Mining Syndicate
State notes report local scrip and industry updates
Lander county issues scrip while Lincoln county sends twenty students to the State University. Reno Smelting and Milling Co. plant sold to Colorado buyers. Two men jailed for petty larceny after robbing a drunken companion in Elko. John Sparks ships six thoroughbreds from the Alamo Hereford stock farm. Reno Wheelmen plan two racing days during fair week with the Nevada State Agricultural Society. No vacant houses in Reno. San Francisco investor to build a dozen riverfront cottages. Comstock residents accuse scabbing at Risdon and Union Iron Works in San Francisco. Carson City relay team hires Jack Wing to train for a race with Sacramento. Ferguson arrested in Lovelock for forging a check. convicted of petty larceny. Injunction in Wedekind-Bell mining case to be heard by Judge Hawley. Tonopah name means brush water. a spring found near brush. Tonopah becomes a union town with boycott on non union materials. Iowa and Nebraska potato buyers arrive to negotiate with ranchers. crops failed. W. C. Gallagher household discovers a cave near the house. exploration to follow. Prof Henry to stage a social dance at Armory hall on September 6 with music. admission one dollar.
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Carson City
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Sacramento
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Justice Court
Judson C. Bell
Hawley
United States Circuit Court
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Iowa
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Wadsworth Dispatch
Thoroughbred Bucks for Sale at Sonoma Ranch
About 400 thoroughbred Spanish-Delaine bucks for sale at the Sonoma ranch. Contact J. F. Guthrie, Winnemucca, Nevada. Also listed is dentistry by Dr W. B. Porter with an office on Bridge Street.
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Sonoma Ranch
J. F. Guthrie
Winnemucca
Nev
W. 8. Porter
Bridge Street
Water Pumping Schedule Change Notice
Special notice to water consumers stating a pump will operate from 7:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. starting tomorrow and continuing until further notice to clean the reservoir, signed by J. Rougon Superintendent.
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J. Rougon
August Flower Sold As Cure All In Ancient Times
Advertisement claims August Flower is the largest sale medicine worldwide and suited for indigestion biliousness and nervous complaints. It asserts the remedy cleanses the system stops fermentation of undigested food and stimulates liver and nervous action. It promotes the product Green's August Flower by Brown Bros druggists and suggests getting Green's Prize Almanac.
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Green
Brown Bros
Ao Engineer's Fast Run on Kemp's Balsam Endorsement
An engineer notes Kemp's Balsam helps fight colds and coughs, claiming his machine is slower when a cold starts. He keeps a bottle in his cab and swears by the remedy as a standard cold treatment. Available in 26c and 60c sizes from Brown Bros.
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Brown Broa
Worthy New Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Relief
An old practitioner debuts a new treatment called Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure priced at one dollar. It claims to reach the disease, relieve discharges and inflammation and also ease hay fever or a head cold. Also advertised are Lane's Team, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, Sherman's Headache Cure, Kemp's Balsam, and DeWitt's Little Early Risers with claims of curing various ailments.
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United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & CO
Market Street
Philadelphia
Brown Broa
A Dark and Muddy Complexion Does Not Become a Neat Woman
An advertisement for Langs tea claims it cures constipation and improves skin, appetite, and vitality. It asserts gentle action on stomach, liver, and bowels and notes Brown Bros as the seller.
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Lang
Brown Bros
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