Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-10

Mrs. Lor left Tor Virginia City yester
.lay
THIS ls the time ~ wear when the rub,
Dish III yards and alleys shoIlL ire haul.
td awa.. See the notice elsewhere.
The ladies wee out thus. afternoon to
see the tine stock Of Spring and Sum
mer millinery displa! Ell at Mn. Lanr's
store. There were dreams mud crea-
Nous 80 dear I" tile feminine mind.
DIR. Kennedy prnised the ~ixDEpExp.
y yesterday to contribute an article on
the remedies Ia be used IN rasCs OF
poisoning caused by animals eating
p 'ls"n"n@ plants and on other topics of
interest.
MB. Campbell will open her large
stock 81 81 r nr mud Summer Millinery
"Wednesday morning. She invites all
J tie ladies 10 call and inspect her swell
line of walkers and trimmed hats.
II yOn notice in the proceedings Of the
Farmers Institute that u" mention ia
made Of the orchcslra. juat charge il to
an oversight. All who attended the
Institute enjoyed the excellent music
furnished by the orchestra.
George Kelley Of Carson WA instant.
ly killed Satur lay near lIufTaker's sta
ton 10y coming in contact with Il live
wire. lie WAS working for the Truckce
River General Electrical Company at
the time.
At the Saturday session Of the Farm
ers' Institute Miss Bardenwerper uass-
ed an individual recipe book among the
ladies which failed tn return to her.
The book is IA valuable oue to Miss
Bardenwerper and the person who has
1t If 'equcstei to leave it mt the INDIE
office aud it will he returned
Ia Its owner.
The committee Of arrangements for
the Farmers Institute will meet mt
District Attorney l]lendcrson'e office al
7:30 Tuesday evening. All pcrsons
having bills against the cummittee are
requested la hand them la Mr.. John
lIcndrrsou he fore that time \ COM
pliance with this request will insure a
prom 81 settlement Of o bill.
\ very Old Indy. from appearances an
octogeEarian, alighted from No. 3 yes
tcrday together with several parcels Of
luggage. says the Battle Mountain Cen
trail Nevndan. She says che halls from
PhIladclph and has been four years
have walked the greater part OF the way.
She started - u this morning on foot for
the west.
Mr.. J., VI. Fulton, Miss Beth Stubs
and Miss lBardenwerper returned to
Reno Saturday night. The remainder
OF the Experiment Station Stall re.
turned yesterday afternoon. All Of them
were happy over the treatment they re-
cciycd while here, md all OF them hope
tn he present when the next Farmers
| nstit ute Is held in Elko.
IN Oklahoma man garden was lu.
Gated on n hillside. lie went ont to get
some potatoes for dinner, and in prying
II potato out of the ground. il got away
from him aud rolled down the eide Of
hill and wrecked his residence.
The next day one Of his large water.
melons was kicked by u horse and
sprung Il leak and the juice drowned
over 1000 Of Iis wifc's chickens before
they could got ont Of the way.-Ex.
Mr.. Morgan stopped the reporter this
morning aud told hun TINT he was very
Asked M la the cause OF his
wrath he said that some old friends from
Michigan were visiting him and that
they had Il yonng pup that they Thought
IL great deal II. Ito was taking care OF
tho pup Tor them and this morning he
played with IT Tor a time md then went
into the hous" to get the pup something
to eat. lie returned III about five min
utcs md found the pup suffering from %
dose Of poison given him by some ono.
The pup died and this was the cause Of
Mr.. Morgan's wrath. II il n pity that
the guilty party cannot he found and
punished ns he deserves.