The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-18
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Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

]. T. Duke is in town today from
the Sheba mine.
Fred Storrs, of Sacramento. is in
Winnemucca today.
VIM. Petrie, of Reno, is registered
at the Busch hotel.
Walter w. Anderson. of Golconda,
is in town this afternoon.
Conductor Updike and Peter Conroy
have returned from a visit to Reno.
Day Switchman Willis is laying off
for few days, suffering with very
bad finger.
No. was a little over an hour late
today. running in two sections No.
was on time.
Harry H. Eaton and wife, from Los
Angeles, are registered at the Laf-
ayette hotel.
Mrs. C. w. Mulier and children came
home last night from Golconda af.er
two weeks visit with relatives
there.
The dance given by Marino brothers
in Armory hall last night was success
4 ful and enjoyable in every way and
well attended.
/ Judge Mack. of the law firm of Far
rington & Mack Reno, was in town
yesterday, leaving for home on No.
I3. He was here on legal business.
We are prepared to fill promptly all
orders in any quantity for Budweiser
the king of all beers, from the fresh
stock just received. E. Reinhart &
Co. 7-13-tf
/ A steam-shovel outfit of eleven cars
which has been working at Beowawe.
passed through Winnemucca today
going to Reno to work on the site
OF the new terminal there.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Fahlo. who
came up from Sacramento to attend
the Coates-Duncan wedding, and have
been visiting here since that event
returned home last evening.
Gus Bartlemo, who is suffering from
blood poison, the right hand being
effected, gained much relief from an
operation performed by DR.. Giroux.
Mr.. Bartlemo is employed on the
Stauffer and Reinhart ranch.
! A. Berg, resident partner of the
Porto Rico Cigar company and the
Porto Rico Coffee company, whose
headquarters are in San Francisco,
stopped off here today and sold several
bills of the firms excellent goods.
w. r. Rich. the S. P. company's
faithful and efficient agent, at Mil
City, has taken a sixty-day layoff,
and with his family leaves for Gold
| field, Colorado, this afternoon. They
will visit relatives there and at sew
eral other points in Colorado, and are
anticipating a pleasant trip.
Miss Edna Guthrie met with pain
full accident yesterday, which might
easily have been more serious. In at
! tempting to catch a glass jar that fell
from the refrigerator, the jar was
broken and she grasped the broken
edge, receiving an ugly cut, extending
across the fingers and palm of the
| right hand.
Prof ]. F. Butler, proprietor of the
Paradise telephone line, received
telegram yesterday noon from his wife
i'll Eureka saying that their baby was
seriously i'll. The message was 'phoned
to Mr.. Butler. who was at Paradise,
and he at once left for Winnemucca,
arriving in time to depart on No. 4
for home. He will return as soon as
the condition of the little one will
permit.
T. Z. Bradstreet, the horse-buyer
from Sioux City, Iowa, who has been
in Humboldt county for some time,
returned yesterday from Paradise and
is in Golconda today. He purchased
seventy-five head of good horses near
Paradise, which will be delivered here
this evening, and shipped to Sioux
City Monday. Tomorrow Mr. Brad
street will go to Grass Valley to buy
horses. and he also has a lot already
purchased at Beowawe. which will be
picked up as the shipment goes east.
]. F. McElroy, of Eureka, who has
been assisting ]. F. Butler inthe con-
struction Of the telephone line to Par
adise, came in last night, and will re-
main in town for a few days. Mr..
McElroy is highly pleased at the sue
cess of the enterprise, and reminds
us that when the work was started,
Just sixteen days ago. the statement