The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-15
HOME NEWS TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS
Personal and Local Items of
interest to All, Picked
Up Today

Mr. Frank Adrian of DEMO, Ore. is in
town for few days.
Judge win Bonniieid left this morning
for DEMO on business.
Mr. Reece Evans came In from his VIII
low Point ranch today.
Silvian Leotard returned TO his home
at McDermit this morning.
Harry Gloimer of Willow Point is In
town today, guest at the Winnemucca.
Mrs. Case is enjoying a visit from her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Kenyon of Carlin
C. e. McDeid left this morning with a
big load of lumber for the Sonoma mines
Charles Shelton came in this morning
with forty head of horses, which he will
ship
Mr.. E. F. Mullaney of McDermit is in
town on business, registered at the VIM
nemucca.
Mr.. A. Pasquale came in from Love-
lock today, where he purchased thirty
fine bucks.
The new bell for the Catholic church
has arrived and will probably be in place
by Sunday.
I. v. Button of Paradise is in town to-
day with horses, which he will take to
California tonight.
A bunch of 5000 sheep were brought in
this morning. They represented a cash
value of $1,000, as they sold at So per
head.
Mr.. Paul McCulloch of Unionville leaves
this evening to visit the Worlds Fair at
st Louis and from there will go to Orna-
ha to spend short time with his parents
Mrs. Carly has returned from her trip
to the fair and a visit to her old home in
Iowa. She was accompanied home by her
sister. Miss Hartman.
Mrs. L. Shepard after spending several
days in the city visiting with old friends.
will leave on No. 8 for her home in
| Spokane, Washington.
Mr.. Alta DeLong of Happy Creek is in
town for few days, on his way to the
home of Mrs. Floyd, who is his wife's
mother, Mrs. DeLong having gone on sew
eral days ago.
We hear very favorable reports about
the mandolin club which was organized
recently. They are making very rapid
advancement and viii soon be able to en-
tertain all their friends
| Mr. E. E. Hinman has taken a three
months layoff and left last night for his
home in Oklahoma. Mr.. Hinman may To-
cate permanently in Oklahoma, in which
case his many friends here wish him
much prosperity.
| The county commissioners are in ses-
| sion today making an official canvass of
the ballots east at the recent election.
1t is said that Dun Glen has been thrown
out ON account of some irreguarity.
There are also rumors of contest in one
or two cases. but nothing definite is
known as yet.
! We wish to call attention to the ad OF
Mr. Gerhard Miller of Willow Point, APP
pearing for the first time in today's Sill
yer State. Mr. Miller is prepared to do
all kinds of milling and anyone who pat
ronizes him will be sure of fair and cour-
| teous treatment and his work will be
found to be of the very best character.
The Silver State has on exhibition four
potatoes raised by A. De Long and
Brothers of Happy Greek. A person
might be excused for mistaking them for
| pumpkins, but they are just ordinary
! Nevada potatoes and not the largest by
any means raised by these gentlemen. The
four weigh about six and one-naif pounds
and either one would make meal for
small family.
The official board Of the nj. Il. church
met at the parsonage last evening. There
was a good representation present and
| the interests of the church reached
thorough discussion. Mr.. 5. j. Anderson
was elected treasurer, Miss Mamie
Brown, financial secretary and Mrs.
Bertha Rougon. collector. A unanimous
vote of thanks was extended to Mrs
Mercie Abel in appreciation of her long,
faithful and efficient services as treas
urer.
New Sweet and Boiled Cider, at Browns.
Hills