The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-29
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/. c. Cathcart is in town today from
Paradise.
E. M. Gutridge of Elko was in town
over night,
James Croad, of San Francisco, is in
town today.
Joe Gallinger, of Golconda, came in
last evening.
| A carload of bran and barley is be-
ing unloaded today by E. Reinhart &
Co
E. L. Wilson of Reno is in town
and expects to remain here for some
time.
John Saval and wife, from Tuscar-
ora, are in town and are staying az
the Lafayette.
Joseph Riolos, of Andrews, Oregon,
came in last night and is staying at
the Winnemucca.
o. C. Sawyer and George Rome came
in from Paradise yesterday. and left
this morning for Kennedy.
E. j. Ruddell, of Eden valley, came
in last night with fine lot of vege-
tables for the local stores.
Two cars of sheep from Tecoma, GO
ing to the San Francisco market, were
rested and fed in the corrals here last
night.
Lowery's team, in care of Phil Def
enbaugh left this morning for Nc
Dermit, taking out freight and mer-
chandise.
Have your piano tuned by an expert
Leave orders with Mrs. Crooks, Bridge
street Prompt attention; satisfaction
guaranteed. B. F. ROSSI.
r. B. Delaney, a mining man from
Butte, Mont, who has been here on
business for several days, left on No.
6 this afternoon for the east.
When a person is sick. he naturally
consults a doctor. When in need Of
clothes, why not consult a tailor?
Kirchner & Bond are at your SER
vice. 9-16-tf
DR.. Blake, of San Francisco, son-in-
law Of Mrs. Godchaux, arrived on No
6 yesterday evening, and left on this
mornings stage for the ranch at Will
low Point.
Geo. F. McGonagle, assistant resi-
dent engineer on the Salt Lake divis-
ion of the s. P, after a visit Of a
couple of days here, went east on No.
6 this afternoon.
H. Bartlemay, Dick Cooper and
Price Boyd came in from Rebel creek
this morning with $50 head of horses
sold by Frank Snapp to F. " King,
who will ship them east tomorrow.
Mrs. James Byrnes and daughter,
Miss Lille, departed on No. 8 last
night for Reno, where Miss Byrnes
will enter a convent school. Mrs.
Byrnes returned to Paradise this
morning.
With the county recorder today was
filed a deed conveying lots 4, and s
in block 20, in the western part of
town to Frank Garteirs, the grantor
being George S. Nixon. The consid-
, Grafton is given as s125.
Rev. w. A. Fortner and family ar
rived from Michigan on No. last
night, and were entertained by Rev.
Edison and family. They left on the
stage this morning for Paradise, Rev
Fortner having been appointed minis
} ter of the Methodist church there for
the coming conference year.
Mr.. Tomlin, one of the drivers OF
Tim Tompkins' outfit, took two loads
of lumber to Kennedy this morning
Owing to the fact that the mill fol
. the Ashdown mine has not yet put II
an appearance. the other teams of the
train will not wait for it, but viii
leave this evening for the north
: heavily loaded with freight for mer
chants of DEMO and McDermit.
: Winnemucca Aerie, No. 4s7, Frater
nal Order of Eagles, held an enjoy
J, able and profitable session in the Sill
e yer State hall last night, the regula
r meeting night Three candidates wer
r initiated. Geo. S. Lamb, Tom Doole.
e and ]. s. Taylor Drawing the danger
that encompass the road to the eagle
! nest. After the business session o