The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-23
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today.
A. H. Perkins, of Ogden, is register
ed at the Busch.
c. M. Clinton is in town today, reg
istering at the Busch from Chicago.
S. Rosenbaum. a Salt Lake travel
ing man. came in on No. last night.
H. v. Smith is a new employe in
the yards here and is staying at the
lafayette.
A. P. Scott came up from Lovelock
last night, and is transaeting business
here today.
w. o. Babers teams. driven by vii
Baber, came in from McDermit this
afternoon with 10000 pounds of wool.
Jas. B. Treadwell, the genial repre-
sentative of Adams. Booth & Co., of
San Francisco, is in Winnemucca to-
day.
o. L. Sues, special examiner for the
bureau of pensions, spent the day in
Gown taking important depositions,
and returned to San Francisco this
ey ening on No. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Carly will leave
on No. 3 tonight to return to their
acme in Roseburg, Oregon. They WIS.,
tied here with Mr.. Carty's brother, G.
W, proprietor of the Busch.
A letter has been received by Geo.
Kenyon from his mother. who ac-
companied Engineer and Mrs. Mullen
to Ogden, where Mr.. Mullen was ta-
ken, sick with typhoid fever, saying
chat he was little better, but was re-
covering very slowly.
NJ M. Barruh, manager of the Hum
Eoldt sulphur mines, came in from
SaE Francisco last night on No. 6,
and left again ON No. 3 for Humboldt.
E1e attended to some legal business
while here. and will visit at the mine
Tor several days before returning to
! Frisco.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cochran are en-
tertaining Mrs. Cochran's sister, her
husband and two sons, Mr.. Harry
Stewart and family, from lone, Cal,
who arrived yesterday evening to
visit here for a few days. Mr.. Stew
art is a member of the firm of d..
Stewart & Co., general merchants at
lone.
Chas. Rogers passed through today
on No. 6, on his way from Wadsworth
where he has lately been employed as
night operator, to Hogup, near the
new cutoff. He has been promoted
to the important position of train
dispatcher at Hogup, an advance
which is as pleasing to his former
associates here as it must be to him
self, and which he has earned by In
dustrious and intelligent application
to business.
Talking about advertising in local
the value of the Silver State as a
medium. Yesterday evening a para
graph was published to the effect that
two or three rooms furnished. were
wanted by small family, who desired
to do light housekeeping. Early this
morning a party having three desir
able rooms reported the fact to this
office, and within a few hours the
renter and the party desiring the
rooms had been brought together and
ali agreement reached. The moral IL
plain-advertise what you have where
it will be read by the peope you want
to reach.
The birthday party given by Ger
trude Webb yesterday afternoon, brief
mention of which was made in the
Silver State yesterday, proved to be
enjoyable in the highest degree. Miss
Gertrude was six years old, and her
guests were her little schoolmates and
] WhOu ohC 10 dCNluCuiy
popular. They went at o'clock and
stayed until dusk. enjoying the many
games and amusements which older
ones helped to plan and carry out.
! Dainty refreshments were served
when the guests could be induced to
take time from their play. and the af-
ternoon made memorable one for
them all. Among those present were
Oracle Ackerman. Evelyn and Mae
Hoyt, Nola and Booker Roberts. Es-
tier Lynville. Nora Roberts. Rather
inc Muller. Ethel and Clarkson Roach.
Frank Button is In town today
after more moving machines and ex-