The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-18
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HOME HAPPENINGS IN DETAIL
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Alex Borland of Rye Patch was in
town yesterday.
Hugh McDade, of Stockton, Calf, is
registered at the Winnemucca
Judge Bonnifield of Winnemucca
was in Reno yesterday.-Journal
P. Wilson of San Francisco. was
an over Sunday visitor in Winnemuc-
ca.
G. S. Nixon is in San Francisco on
business, he will return about the
middle of the week.
Born-In Winnemucca, Saturday,
May 16, 1903, 20 the wife of Philip
Beyerle, a daughter
County Assessor J. w. Guthrie re-
turned last evening from an official
trip to the vicinity of DEMO.
j. G. Taylor came in from Love-
lock, came in last night and went out
on the early train this morning.
4 c. Haviland will go to Reno this
4 evening to assist in welcoming the
a president on behalf of the Humboldt
county republicans.
H Geo. Shallenberger, the Golconda
merchant, is in town today He will
leave for Reno tonight to extend the
Il glad hand to President Roosevelt to-
H morrow.
Al ing by Agent Macpherson that the
special rate tickets to Reno on the
occasion of the Presidents visit
would be good going on No. on the
II 18th.
Fl Mrs Crane, wife of A. B. Crane,
III roundhouse employe arrived last night
| from Wadsworth. Mr.. and Mrs. Crane
81 will occupy the rooms on Bridge street
|8 formerly occupied by DIR. Samuels as
an Office
The many friends of Thomas Evans
we're pleased to see him on the street
this morning-his first appearance
since his serious and severe illness of
the past ten days. He is rapidly re-
covering, and will soon be as strong
as ever.
A small ad. in the Silver State does
the business-it sells goods, as l..
Dutertre of Golconda, has proven TO
his satisfaction. He recently caused
N to be inserted an announcement of the
fact that he had some choice seed
potatoes for sale. This morning he
writes: Have the kindness to take
out my ad. regarding seed potatoes. as
am sold out
The poultry house of G.. S. Nixon
# suffered Saturday night to the amount
OF several dollars worth of fine blood
ed poultry, including a big bronze
turkey gobbler, a fine Plymouth Rock
I'D rooster and several other valuable
# fowls, which were killed by dogs. The
rooster was found Sunday morning
over near the school house. almost
dead, and stripped of all his feathers
out few on the neck.
The party OF eastern horse buyers
Who recently came out from Bate
Il creek, Mich. and went out through
tue country on search for horses
came in last night with a drove OF
TWO car loads. purchased from Perry
noyd and l.. l.. Rickard They also
ooh'racted for 700 head more. to be
oeiiVered In Winnemucca within the
next ninety days, paying for all a
sood price. The horses brought in
iast night are mostly unbroke: they
VIII be shipped tomorrow to Battle
Greek. The purchasers are Messrs.
Ennor. Moorehead. Billings and Rit-
ter.
Jerry Nicholas, who with J. w.
1athrie was recently elected a dele
sNe to represent ST. James Lodge A.
U. W.. of Winnemucca at the ses-
SION OF the grand lodge of the order,
Which meets tomorrow in Carson left
Tor the capital city last night on No.
D. After the grand lodge Mr.. Nicholas
VIII be joined in Reno by his daugh-
'er, Miss Cora, and together they will
proceed to California to enjoy a visit
oi several weeks. Mr.. Guthrie will
ieave on No. this evening for Car
son. and will spend . day In Rsno