The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-22
TOPICS OF
THE TOWN
Personal and Local Items OF
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

j. F. Abel of Elko was in town yes
terday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Clark is in town from
Mill City.
N. d. Barrett was in last evening
from Dry creek.
E. C. Sawyer was in from Kennedy
Saturday evening.
H. A. Walker of Macon. Ga. is reg
istered at the Busch.
H. j. Berry of Battle Mountain was
an over-Sunday visitor.
Jos. T. Edwards of Beowawe was
in town Saturday evening.
r. T.. Evans came in from his VIII
low Point ranch last night.
j. A. Hiringfield is in the city from
| Tecumseh, Oklahoma territory.
Rev Edison will preach to the rail-
road men next Sunday evening.
Sheep-buyer Clifford, for the Western
Meat company, is in town today.
r. E. Bradstreet of Sioux City.
Iowa, is registered at the Winnemucca.
Tonight is the regular meeting
night of Ivanhoe Lodge No. Is, X. of
P.
| lUCtuI d odH dhSioeO
travelling man, spent Sunday in Win
nemucca. IA asfE
H. Robinson, a New York drygoods
salesman, opened up his samples here
this afternoon.
Carbon paper for copying, in large
sheets or cut to any size desired, at
The Silver State office. II
d. d. Scott, in charge of camp No.
. of the Western Pacific surveyors,
ar Golconda, is in today.
I.V. Button came in yesterday with
two carloads of good horses, which
were shipped to California today.
WA. Sperry came in from Paradise
this morning after machine extras and
other supplies for the hay harvest :.
Sylvan Sirard came in Saturday ev-
ening and left this morning for VIII
low creek with load OF supplies.
A. R. Cook of Oakland, Cal. stopped
oft here yesterday to feed large
shipment of hogs, bought up in Utah.
The freight teams from the ranch,
1eyon DEMO, came in Saturday night
and are loading with supplies today
| Miss Mammie Choate has returned
from Mill City, where she closed
very successful term of school last
friday.
Henry Curtuer and Lou William re-
IN med to California today. having
beer, inspecting the ranges of Evans
& Curtuer.
On age of today's issue will bt
fonnd ne new ad. of M. B. Staunton
+. conta, us timely hints that will no
be slighte d by the careful buyer. -
The ladi, v society of the Methods
church will give an ice cream socia
on the lawn at the court house OF
4th of July a tternoon and evening.
J. p. Garnet I and E. F. Teneyk
arrived thh m, ,rning from Sandy
Nevada. They a re on their way Il
renio. where they will enter the ser
vice of one of the mining companie
operating there.
Scbell and " ife from Schell'
ranch, near Kennedy, are IN to"n "
day. Mr. Schell is he ve lor tue pul
pose of applying for .'etters Vi ees
tamentary in the estate OF Johh hei
.ock, deceased.
Alfonso Pasquale, the p. aradise mer
chant, made flying trip t'o towh yes
terday for the purpose of te iesrapnih
some information to a point Where
is possible his horses, recent ~ sloiel
may have been taken for shi pmenI
: County Clerk Dunn is getth tg thor
oughly initiated into the myst, erles Z
) moving day" today, and finds u seV
eral times as hard as playing pal
! He and his sister are moving int o IN
/ house recently vacated by the ia mil
, of Mr.. Macpherson.
Stephen Ferraro, one of the prosp Ell
Gus and progressive ranchers OF Pal
adise valley, was in town Saturua
: evening Mr.. Ferraro purchased tn
: ranch owned by former County Com
missioner Morey, and has one or IN
best properties in the valley.
The Silver State job department
getting a little behind With work o
account of the rush of orders, bu
will endeavor to satisfy all customer
. by delivering the work ordered a
the time promised. Promptness is IN
secondary aim in this department
excellence of work is the first.
Q The First National Bank is recei'
: ing a coat of paint today-a goo'
: substantial red, to be striped VIII
. white. After the stripping Is done,
. huge sign, running the whole lengt
: of the building on the east side, WI
v be painted in white letters, stripe
: IN black, and reading, First Nation,
Bank" Mr.. Hoyt is doing the wor
e which is guaranty OF its exceiien'
+ and taste.
v The friends of Miss Helen Reinha
a surprised the little lady this aIte
IN noon by calling upon her In Joi
10 crowd, and rem hiding her that I'M
had not forgott en- II was her oirt
l. day. The aftern Don was spent IN I,
'e happy way OF children, ehJoyi
rt games and vario us childish anus
st ments. Dainty refreshments w we
so served during thta afternoon. ne