The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-17
This Mornings Mail Brings
Messages About Many
Well Known People
PARADISE, KENNEDY, DEMO
All Represented In the Interest
: ing Budget of Newsy
Notes

Mrs Samuel Red was ill Sunday.
but was better. Monday.
Mr.. James Byrnes took a load of
hogs to Winnemucca, Monday.
Tug Wilson sold his saloon last
week and gave immediate possession.
Their has been a new well and pump
added to the parsonage convenien-
ees
Mrs. P. NJ Palmer was able, Sunday,
to attend church for the first time
since last fall.
herald Harvey drove down to Win
nemucca after a load Of supplies. He
left Tuesday morning
Ed Stock is seriously sick with brain
and spinal troubles. DR.. Bice was
called to see him Monday
Ed Heifren, OF Napa, Cal, spent
couple O. days wiz his grandmother,
Mrs. NJ. Zen. last week.
The lrs: crop of alfalfa is nearly
ready for the cutting. The alfalfa
this year is extra. Wild hay will be
short crop.
Miss Viola Case returned from
California. thursday She has been
a student there and expects to return
again this fall.
The children's day program was
very fine. Special credit is due Mrs.
NAson who trained the little people.
A large audience attended and the
church was decorated with wl4d flow
ers
John Bradshaw brought his daugh
ter, Minnie, in from the camp in COT
toDwoOd canyon, thursday. Miss
Bradshaw was not feeling well an
has since developed a mild case Of
the spotted fever Miss Alta Brad
shaw took her sisters place, Monday,
ia the camp.
While Rev. Bradner and wife are
absent next Sunday there will be no
regular preaching services. But the
Sunday school will meet at p. m.
as usual, and a song service will be
conducted in the evening, Miss Elsie |
Case will play lie organ. Mr.. Kilburn !
will sing and Miss Francis Case vii
Lave charge of the devotional. Mr.. '
and Mrs. Bradner expect to be gone |
FIVE or six days Mrs. Burge will 60 /
with them.
W E. Townsend came in this morn |
ing from the little Humboldt and re-
ported a mare stolen from his ranch !
last night The thief also took new |
saddle and bride belonging to George |
Carrel. The animal is a gray saddle
mare and a great favorite with the
owner. Officer Bunch is away from
town employed on the upper Evans |
ranch about thirty miles from here.
he was at home Sunday with his fam
lily but departed early for his weeks
work. w. r. Kilburn is working on |
the case. There is no clue and 1t is
the opinion that the thief is stranger |
In these parts.
NJ. II. Groth came in Friday from
Jordan Valley, Oregon, on his way |
across the desert. where for stretch /
o. IS miles there is no house. He was
taken sick, but managed TO pull
through and hired a man to drive his
team, while he came on with light /
er rig. which he had in tow. Sunday
The wagon came. He will leave the /
last o. the week or the first OF next
With his family for the new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, parents Of Mrs.
Cloth. expect to go with them and 1
remain until sometime in September. 1
ne distance is 200 miles. Mr.. and 1
Mrs. Groth will be greatly missed by 4
The people of lae valley where they 4
have a large number CT friends who
are 10th to part with them.
Preparations are nearly completed I
by the committe for the Fourth Of
July celebration. Here is the outline
OF what will come OF: Beginning
Friday July Srd the first of series
o. horse races wal be pulled on. At
O'Clock p. m. a three-year-old cot
race. open to the horses of Humboldt