The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-16
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| Alec Shaw, of Reno, is visiting rela-
tives here today.
L. o. Blakeslee is in town on busi-
ness from Reno today
A M. Johnson, of Minneapolis, Min
nesota, is in town today.
Charlie Pedroli is in from his ranch
down the river, after supplies.
Geo. w. Paymal of San Francisco is
staying at the Lafayette today.
Ed o. Hughes, of San Francisco, is
in town on a business trip today.
John S. Mitchell, of San Francisco,
came in last night on belated No. 6.
Albert Lay, the rancher and catt,e
man from Jackson creek, is in town
today.
Several Of the former friends of Bap-
,iste Savornin were down from Col
oGda to attend the funeral today.
Have your piano tuned by an expert,
Leave orders with Mrs. Crooks, Bridge
street Prompt attention; satisfaction
guaranteed. B. F. ROSSL
George E. Mcmahon, travelling sales
man for a large shoe house in Council
Bluffs, Iowa, is doing business in Win
nemucca today.
Dave Payne came in from Sanoma
ranch this morning with a load of
fine fruit. which he had no difficulty
j disposing of.
Attorney E. A. Ducker and wife,
who have been visiting for a week
or more at the Sanoma ranch, return
ed home this morning.
Charles Sullivan was brought up
from Love,ock last night, suffering
from typhoid fever, and was taken
% the county hospital.
Hugh A Bradshaw, of Paradise who
came down last evening with Ger
maine Savornin. remained over night,
staying at the Busch.
When a person is sick, he naturally
consults doctor. When in need OF
clothes, why not consult a tailor?
Kirchner & Bond are at your SER
vice. 9-16-tf
The good old summer time has
gone and the autumn breezes are
here How about your overcoat? See
Kirchner & Bond, they know how to
make them. 9-16-tf
Louis Kalb, Ray Beer and Vernon
Trimble, three bootblacks from Om-
aha, were in town this morning. The
youngsters all had money, and were
beating their way to southern Cali
lornia for the winter.
Sydney Deadman, employed at the
Berk meat market, had the misfor-
tune while cutting meat today to clip
off the end of his right thumb, in
Guiding part of the nail. The wound
was dressed by DR.. Giroux.
Theo. Weller came in this afternoon
from Paradise by private conveyance.
Accompanying him were Mrs. r. H.
Schwartz and little girl, who are 60
ing to San Francisco on No. today,
where Mrs. Schwartz will take a
course of medical treatment.
Car Inspector Tom Dooley is around
town with his head in a sling as a
result of the accident that befell him
Monday, in which he had an escape
from death so miraculous that he has
been constrained to swear off all the
bad habits he ever had and be strictly
good in the future. 1t will be good
two weeks before he is able to work
again. The necessary stitches, sew
eral in number, were taken this af
lternoon.
Sol S. Sehubener, the Denio, Oregon,
merchant, arrived in town this morn
ing and will leave on No this even
ing for San Francisco. He is on his
way to the city to lay in big stock
of goods, and expects to be gone
about month. Mrs. Schubener, who
has been visiting in California for
several weeks, will accompany him
home. Mr. Schubener states that bus
mess is trifie dull at present, out
Everybody is prosperous and confident
of good trade during the coming
season.
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