The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-05
Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today
HOME HAPPENINGS IN DETAIL
Visitors Here From Points Out
sIde--A Panorama of Our
Own Little World.

August Bogner is in town from
the ranch.
John English OF Minneapolis, Mimi.
came in last evening.
Hill is in town today from Salt
Lake In the interests of the Stickney
Cigar Co.
j. Schweikert, registering at the
Busch hotel from Lamanda, CAL. is
in town today.
A. e. Austin came in from Paradise
with his freight team today, and will
return tomorrow morning.
Internal Revenue Collector L. A.
Blakeslee. whose headquarters are at
Reno. Is in the city on business to-
day.
Geo. w. Grayson. the California
cattle king. came In last night from
Oakland, and left this morning for
Paradise Valley.
Mrs. Mahoney. wife OF w. j. Ma
honey, the Elko sheep-owner, is in
town for couple of days and is stay
ing at the Winnemucca
Col. Hardin's teams left for the
ranch today, taking out an immense
lot of supplies and six Deering NOW
ing machines. purchased from E. Rein
hart & Co.
Attorney F. x Murphy has filed an
inventory of property in the estates
fGeorge NJ. ard Thomas C. Young
and Juanita G. and Nellie j. Young,
with the county recorder.
Tonight occurs the regular semi
monthly meeting of ST James Lodge,
No. 3. A. o. U. w. A full attendance
Ia desired. Visiting brothers in good
standing will be welcomed.
T. R. Webber of Beowawe. foreman
Of the Grayson ranch at that place
came in last night. and accompanied
Mr.. Grayson on his trip to Paradise
Valley on this mornings stage.
R. c. Brownell. horse buyer from
Ogden, came in last night, and in com
pany with L. L. Rickard, will inspect
the herd of horses owned by Mr..
Rickard, now in the vicinity of Dis.
aster Peak.
j. w. Ferguson, who came in yes
terday from the Pittsburg mines to
have one of his eyes treated. has OBJ
tanned great relief, and feels hopeful
that a trip to the city and further in
convenience will be avoided.
Prof. N. F. Wilson will lecture
at the school building on the even
ing Of May Is, on The Formation
o. Coal" and 1.-The Sugar Beet from
the Seed to the Sugar Barrel" Fur
ther announcement will be made later
DeLong Bros. departed this after
noon for their ranch on Clear Creek
They took out from the mercantile
establishment Of e. Reinhart & Co
Dig stock OF supplies, and also
e'esant new four-spring Studebakel
wagon.
oeLong Bros.-A. L. and w. M
'a'e purchased from j. II. Grtfhl
ana wife and w. NJ. Berkman an
"ne' the Happy Creek ranch of 16
A' The consideration being given
~'ow. The deeds to the propert,
were filed today
U 5. Marshal Frank Emmitt. wh'
.s IN The city yesterday on business
onnected with the trial of Hoey Soe
seo with selling opium and liquo
an Indian. returned last night t
memo where he had official bushes
look after today.
Al the regular meeting of Ivanho
.oose, No. IS. K. of p, held last night
were were elected as representative
'ne grand lodge. which meets mex
'u'n In Reno. R. e. L. Windle. {
Brown. w. ]. Bell. A. e. winfre
anu G. w. Summerfield.
Jerry Nichols. the widely known an
POPULAR veteran In the service of tn
r. freight department in Whine
Aucca, yesterday rounded out thirt
'ears Of active. faithful work In tn
same locality-a record Of which b
Justly proud. There Is quite a C
Incidence In connection with the ann