The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-13
TOPICS OF
THE TOWN
Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

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A. o. Harrison, a Milwaukee trav-
cling salesman, is in town today.
Mrs. C. A. Rogers of winnemucca
is here on a visit.-Wells Herald.
A. F. B. George, from Harvey coun-
ty. Oregon, is registered at the Win
nemucca.
A car of lumber was unloaded here
this morning for Miller & Lux's Quin
river ranch.
E. X. Williams, knight of the
grip. from Chicago. is registered at
the Lafayette today.
Two neat gilded signs call atten-
ton to the fact that DR.. Mangan has
Offices in the Shone house.
H Messner. foreman of the tele-
from Golconda this morning.
C. E. Haviland went to McDermit
this morning on business trip, and
may go to DEMO before returning
home.
H. ]. Bender. who came in on the
stage yesterday afternoon from his
mines on Happy creek. left this morn
ing for Kennedy.
At the Methodist church tomorrow
evening the pastor will deliver a SER
mon especially to the instructors in
our public schools.
Geo. W. Carly, proprietor OF the
Busch, returned last night on No.
from a three days business trip to
Elko. He was accompanied home by
Jim OBrien.
Mrs. H. Darrah came in yesterday
afternoon from Willow Point, and left
on No. last evening for Reno, with
the intention of stopping over a day
or two in Lovelock.
Johnson & Ramdohr this morning
received a carload of the celebrated
Pabst beer, and are unloading 1t this
afternoon. The beer came in kegs,
and will be bottled here.
Two cars of wool were loaded at
the depot this morning TO be ship
ped to Justice Bateman & Co., Phila-
delphia. The wool was purchased in
small lots from several different grow
ers.
A mail crane has been placed on
the north side of the railway at val
nv. and notice given that in the fu-
ture mails will be exchanged at this
point instead OF at Stonehouse, as in
| the past.
Van and Van" have a new one TO
spring Monday-not one of those jaw
breaking ads, but an announcement
O. something entirely new in the tom
serial line. that will be read with in
terest by every man who shaves.
The Silver State has been favored
with a copy of the statutes OF lsoS'
through the courtesy OF Secretary OF
State Douglas geographically the
hook compares more than favoraoiy
with some that have been gotten out
il the past.
A special train of twenty cars OF
horses from Miller & Luxs rancn was
loaded last night and forwarded 10
Los Banos. Cal. The same NUMBER
of cars have been ordered for the
hand that is now on the way In from
tbe ranch. and is expected in this ev-
ening or tomorrow morning. some
of the horses, in fact quite large
nercentage that are being shipped
are extra good animals.
The monthly social given last even
ing by the members of the Epworth
League at the Methodist parsonage
was quite we'll attended. and proved
ENJOYABLE and profitable. A weil-de-
vised guessing contest, for which d
prize of a huge bouquet OF pansles
was provided, filled in large portion
of the evening, and music and con-
versation also helped to pass the
time most pleasantly. Refreshments
were served by Rev. and Mrs. Edison,
who did much TO add TO their popu-
larity among the young people
A. NJ. Latta the enterprising mana
ger of The Peoples Store, is very
much pleased with the appearance OF
the store since the electric lights have
been substituted for kerosene lamps.
The interior is now brightly illumin-
ated by thirteen incandescent lights,
besides those in the cellar. and an
other is yet to be added in the center
of the front Of the stof
stock OF China and glassware shows