Wadsworth Dispatch Notice Details Local Schedule
Fragmentary OCR reveals a weekly local notice for Wadsworth Dispatch with some names and days. Readable items mention weekly Monday Wednesday and Friday scheduling and a contact line.
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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1896
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR reveals a weekly local notice for Wadsworth Dispatch with some names and days. Readable items mention weekly Monday Wednesday and Friday scheduling and a contact line.
Brevities recounts Reno and mira town events including deaths, marriages, sports, and public works. Isabella Sherritt dies in Truckee. Reno visitors Fred Small and Geo Webb. Fourth pavilion construction begins. local officials and gatherings noted across Churchill and Washoe counties.
The Rebaccn McKinsie Concert Company offered a rare treat at Music Tall Wednesday. A crowded house applauded each number as the young ladies delivered classical and beautiful music, earning high commendation.
The laity will hold a monthly social at Union Church on Monday evening June 8. Admission is 10 cents for all, with free entry for participants. A cream cake bake will be served and attendees are urged to support the good cause.
J A Gregory opens his ice cream parlors for summer with extended hours. Wadeword welcomes the new parlors and the pretty room Mr Gregory has arranged for patrons to enjoy cold treats.
For sale a fine range with hot water back tank and electric connections, bath tub and other household articles all nearly new. Apply to Mrs Wann. New house for rest a four room hollow with good well and cellar on premises priced 88. The wire of C Walletab.
Wadsworth bottling works and the Warleiworth operation pass to Short Bros Juln Short and War bork who will continue the business in the same manner as before. Win Short has led the bottling works for two years and understands all soft drinks and the Pabst beer line. The Lading Ald Society hosts a Union Church event June 8 with ice cream, wake, and a varied program.
Grand Chancellor N. A. Hammel paid an official visit to Ormedy Lovige Nod last evening and was warmly received. He announced the formation of a new lodge at Dalamar Nevada with promising membership as part of the order’s ongoing work.
The Humboldt River rose two and a half feet at Eiko over two days as ranchers along the river opened their dams. Beowawa's Charles A. Jones reported a regular old time raft coming, and he noted water spread across the river bottom above Bat-Us Mountain. Lovelock is expected to be affected as water climbs in the coming days. A separate rental notice lists a furnished house with a well and cellar and a four room house with water near the shops.
A brick dwelling house on River Street available to rent. Apply at the Post Office for terms and monthly rent details.
Cottonwood lumber yard reports E Olinghouse stock includes a dry cordwood length flue lot. Housewives favor it for summer use as it lasts well and does not get too hot.
Sudden death of Murphy Holdbrook, a pupil at the Indian School, found in an irrigating ditch last Monday. No portmortem allowed, cause unknown. This marks the third violent death at the Reserve in two weeks amid unresolved tensions.
A large stock of goods and new samples offered at Jacobs' Suita. Suits start at 3.50, pants from 8.50, first come, first served.
In Reno on June 3 1898 Rev Sam Unaworth joined Dr A Lewis to Miss Lone Gould both of Reno. In Reno on June 3 1806 Rev J A Bready united Harry W Orr of Shasta Valley Cal to Miss Alaweda Simpson of Reno.
Employment notice offering $10 to $18 per week for men and women to do simple home tasks. No experience or books required. Routine offer with no catch. Send for work and particulars to E. TERMANN at 214 South Sixth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
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