Night Lodge No 19 Holds First Annual Ball at Music Hall
No. 198 Night Truckee Lodge No 19 B of L F breaks the record with a May Day ball. Guests from Winnemucca Lovelock Reno Careon and Truckee attend. Elaborate decorations streamers banners engine motif and a lighted locomotive headlight display draw praise. Supper at Wadworth Hotel and a commercial reception orchestra entertains as members reserve dances for guests. Lodge auxiliary officers installed session ends with praise for Past President Geery.
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Muck Hall
Trackee Lodge No. 19
Winnemucca
Lovelock
Reno
Careon
Truckee
G. W. Lindsay
Pearl Lindsay
De‘Wight
Humboldt
B. of
R.T
Floriston
B. of L
W. F. Brown
No. 19
Emmet Ziegler
B. of L. E
W. W Goery
J. A. Goldie
C. P
Wadworth Hotel
Dra. E. M. Sterling
Perkins
Samoa Cummings
al Hamerson
Chas
Beamer
Hiad
Music Hall
Truckee Lodge B
L. F
Truckee Ladies Honored at Wadsworth Hotel Party
A large crowd gathered at the Wadsworth Hotel for a euchre party hosted by Mrs. E. M. Stirling in honor of Miss Etta Hilton and Miss Emma Anderson of Truckee visiting Wadsworth. Prizes included a silk handkerchief, opera glasses with perfume, and booby gifts.
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E. M. Stirling
Etta Hilton
Emma Anderson
Truckee
Gertie Dunlope
Mira Minne O'Hare
Lillie Hettenhausen
Bud Gale
White Cloud Copper MineDirector endorses railroad plan
Lovelock New Era reports J H Cameron five director of White Cloud Copper Mining Co endorses building a railroad to ship iron. He says development on the copper lode could be rapid and the property pay dividends if the line is built and shipments to market begin. Work should start by June depending on President Hubert's arrival schedule.
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Hubert
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Local Nevada Notes From Truckee and Reno Area
ANevada Gazette column lists varied items: social visits to Reno and Truckee, a Trackee return of Miss Maud Sayles, home meat market beef prices, and dance events. Prisoners refuse work in a local chain gang, and a wave of unemployment challenges government. Major Wooten’s child dies at Pyramid Lake. diphtheria rumors follow travel from Delaware.
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Pyramid Lake Reserve
T. L. Bellam
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Grand Master Reed visits Wadeworth Lodge No 83 event
I C C Fy of Nevada leader Grand Master Reed spent last Wednesday at Wadeworth. A special Wadeworth Lodge No 83 meeting greeted him as he exemplified the unwritten work and pleased the local lodge. The report mentions social visits and a ball with Miss Madeline Hammersmith from Reno.
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I. C.C. Fy
Nevada
Wadeworth
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