The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-21
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.

5. b. Crout or Ogden is in town on
business.
B. P. Critehead came in from Ogden
last night.
Frank Nelson is in town from Dun
Glen today.
F. F. Peck of Beckwith is registered
at the Lafayette.
A. M. Heimeman, a liquor sales
man, is in town today.
Henry Roth, Salt Lake business
man, is in the city today.
P. G. Anderson and daughter, Miss
Mary, are in town today.
w. M. Gross of Buffalo, New York.
is registered at the Busch.
Sidney w. Smith of Chicago was
in the city yesterday evening.
M. M. Buruh was in Sulphur last
night, returning this morning.
j. w. Guthrie of Winnemucca is
visiting this city.-Carson News.
Dave Staunton returned on No. s
this afternoon from a weeks visit
in Frisco.
Passenger train No. 6 went through
in two sections today, twenty-one
cars in all.
An evening of pleasure is in store
for all who attend the Mayhower
A hal
Attorney F. X Murphy purchased
this morning three lots, 10, IL and L.
in block five, upper town, from John
Hallstein.
Mrs. P. Laveago and children are
spending a few weeks visiting rela-
tives in Observation-Disclosures
Dispatch.
w. j. Toy, travelling engineer OF
the S. P, with headquarters in Ogden,
was in the city on railroad business
last night.
l.. L. Rickard left for his ranch
this morning, and will bring in an
other lot of horses recently sold TO
eastern parties.
C. S. Wynn returned from .he east
last night, and is transacting some
business in town today before leav-
ing for the mines in Kennedy.
Six trainloads of oranges have pass
ed through Winnemucca since yester-
dav noon n total of over $50 cars,
shipped to the farthest eastern market
centers.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stock came in
from Paradise yesterday, and are visit
ing here today. Mr.. Stock joined the
growing list of Silver State readers
this morning and will be supplied for
year with the news.
County Commissioner Haviland re-
turned from his trip to Reno ias'
night. He was much impressed VIII
the reception extended to the presi-
dent by the citizens of Reno, ana re-
ports an enjoyable time.
Born-In Winnemucca, "Wednesday
evening. May 20. 1903, to the wife o.
Carl Haviland. a daughter. Mother
and little one are doing nicely, and th'
happiness of the father over the even
is to great to be cor cealed.
George Kirchner came in YESTERDAY
evening from Paradise to have som'
work done by dentist. Mr.. kirchnel
states that the cold weather OF th'
past few days has had a marked Ell
tect on the grass-hoppers, and ma
Killed large numbers of them. Iner'
are still enough left to do grea
deal of damage, but it is now beiieVe'
that the damage will not be so grea
as was first feared. They are SUI
numerous in spots. but their exist
epce is confined to fewer localities
In the show window OF M. b
Staunton & Co. is exhibited one
the handsomest pieces of braided nal
work ever made, in the form OF
head stall. ornaments and rein com
plete. Black. white and many col
ored horse hair was used, and the re
suit Is a creation that would be
cowboys dream for months, and tn
object of his chiefest pride If he Sc
cured it, Fitted with a handmade
silver-mounted bit. the bride
worth SIS; 1t was made by the Mex