Local and Personal News From the Unionville Area
John Taylor of Unionville in town J L Ogier arrives from San Jose Charles Stock from Paradise Valley George A Berry arrival miss Cora B Dunn Providence registered at the Lafayette R D Duke San Francisco attorney registered at the Lafayette Charles Kemler left for Reno to attend the state fair B D Kibbee returned from Ogden Portland and other cities J B Coe of Irving Hudson Company in town Mr and Mrs H M Ayer returned from Evans ranch Josiah Springer from Unionville with wagonload of chole apples D B Calden arrived on No 6 return from Nome Alaska resumes road run Prof W A Henry leaves for Lovelock to provide music for a dance then to Santa Barbara John DeVine dies at Burns aged 65 Fernald son of ex Governor Frank Bell and John Milton son of Rev S B Gregory united in marriage at Soledad Cal to reside in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Berry
Louis
J. Hi. Ayer
Milpitas
Cal
G. M. Landers
Kennedy
Lafayette
Cora B. Dunn
Providence
R. D. Duke
San Francisco
Charles Kemler
Reno
B. D. Kibbee
Ogden
Portland
Josiah Springer
Unionville
Wetlards
D. B. Calden
Nome
Alaska
Soledad
Fernald
Frank Bell
Nevada
John Milton
8. B. Gregory
Little Falla
E. M. Westlake
Salinas
California
Oil Found Beneath Coal Vein Near Warm Spring
Frank ONeil and companions struck a four foot coal vein two miles from Warm Spring in Malheur County. While drilling for oil they encountered coal and, slightly below, oil shows. The Burns Times Herald states the extent of flow is unknown but the find confirms oil in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malheur
Frank O'Neil
Burns,Or
Times- Herald
Bids for Carrying Mails in Nevada Sought
Bids for carrying United States mail in Nevada will be received at the Office of the Second Assistant Postmaster General until December 8 1901. Catholic Church notices Rev Father Burns to hold services at St Pauls church next Sunday September 22 Mass at 1030 AM and rosary benediction at 730 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Neada
Father Burns
St. Paul’s Church
Memorial services honor President McKinley in Winnemucca
Winnemucca gathers for memorial exercises honoring President William McKinley. Business closes for the service as Judge Bonnifield presides and Rev. Geo C. King delivers an address. Resolutions condemn the assassination and call for a thirty day half mast flag display. Oration features include Lead Kindly Light and Nearer My God to Thee. The page also notes Sierra Tunnel surveying progress and a Tit-Bits joke about names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemucca
McKinley
Armory Hall
W. &. Bonnifield
Geo
King
M. S. Bonnifield
J. FP. Dennis
William McKinley
United States of America
Geo. C. King
Home Gold Cure Promises Cure for Liquor Habit
An advertisement touts a home remedy called the Home Gold Cure claiming to cure alcoholism as a disease, not a weakness. It’s marketed as inexpensive, easy to take, and usable discreetly in tea or coffee, with doctors available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Giles Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
America
Burlington
Denver
Chicago
Salt Lake
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Taylor
J. L. Ogier
San Jose
Charles Stock
Paradise Valley
J. B. Coe
The
Irvin-Hudson Company
Portland, Or
H. M. Ayer
Evans Ranch
Willow Point
W. A. Henry
Lovelock
Wadsworth
Santarbara
Henry
John Devine
Oregon
Burns
W. B.todhunter
White Horse Ranch
Miller & Lux
Alvord
Virginia
Laui Strauss & CO
Sierra Tunnel
Sierras
Truckee Republican
Donner Lake
American Valley
American River
Rocklin
Papa
Marie
William
Arthur
Express
H. A. Gilbert
Sonoma Ranch
J. F. Guthrie
Ausimi
Nev
Frank Martin
Septims
Battle Mountain
DeWitt
Brown Bros
Pree
J. H. Hanford
Kemp
Crown Bros
Norris Stlver
North Stratford
N. H
Nevada State Fair
Agricultural Department
P. L. Flanigan
Louis Bevier
Patch HU
Salt Lake Office
West Second South
R. F. Neslen
National Bank Winnemucca New
Mixon
Sibbal
FL W. Lee
Bride
Moore A. Busch
F Clark
Central
Loraine
Kohler & Chase Music House
Tio J
Sacramento
Castle Gate
N. Owen
Upper
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