The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-02
HOME NEWS TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS
Personal and local Items OF
interest to All, Picked
Up Today

Otto stahlman left for Cosgrove ycster-
day.
Mr.. Thomas Nelson of Stone House is. in
town.
Mr.. E. A. Du.kcr let for Love.ock lat
night.
Ralph Mont gomery left this morning -oe
home
H. II. Glargon is at the Busch from
ogden.
Miller & Lux are shiFp'ng lot of cat
lie today
Little Grace Latta is reported some bet
! ter today
f. Ferguson of San Francisco is at The
Lafayette.
2. silve of Goloonda Is reg.ste-el at tie
I.afas etc.
No 6. in ore section. is reported on
.ime tcday.
Ausins team left this morning with .
load of freight.
Miller & Lux ship. ed about IL cars OF
stock this week.
John Eorland of Rye Pa ch is registereo
Al the Lafaye tie.
Mr. John Sic. l.rg is seriously i'll at his
nome IN this city.
c. l.. Neson returned last night fror;
short visi, in Ogden.
Ed Stock, Jr., is reg'stered at the VIA
emucea from Paradise.
A tralrlaad of United States troops
passed east at 1850 today.
Tom Cclambslt lef, for the city last
aight with a load of stock
c. A. Cco.er and E. Riree or ling
River ale at the " ianemucoa.
Mess s. NJ. s Hoskins aE,; J.. r. Harvey
lef, for Parable his mo. nirg.
Mr. Wilbur Springer and Jack Boyer
eft for Uri~nv.l.e this moraing.
People are stil looking for the gates
hat TIE boys car.i,d eff H~l o en-.
Prepared Fiench Mus ard.-e. .ega.-;
goods. see them at f. c. Robins & Co.
w. A. Browns little daugh.er Ruth is
suffering fIom a severe attack of tonsili-
it's
MIS-. George Nixon has returned home
9 .,fy - 4 1axs I'm,
..eno.
Mr. and Mrs. p. LandeTs of Golconda
aie in town, regis cred at the Winnie
.nucca.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Baber are v.si Ing
in Winremucoa this week. guests of The
| Vinnemuce
A fourteen-mrle team belorg.ng to the
Pacific Stock comrazy left for Gu n FL er
his moIning.
Domil go Bergoa Frank Ber goa. Bonl
A'zola and Eusbio Utervey are n town
from Cane Springs.
Mr.. A. Pasqu lie, who has been spending
coupe days in town, returned to his
acme in Paradise this afternoon.
A party of Salvation Army workers are
in town soliciting funds to carry on Their
work amorg the needy this winter.
The new cottage which James Sica-
bsilt on Melai key street Is finished and
Mr.. e. A. Ducker took possession Tie nrs:
OF this week.
A six-horse sage coach is now running
from he.e to Central. Oscar Mcmillan /,
driving it and Al Leach is driving the
Paradise stage.
from Salt Lake yesterday and left imme-
datoly for New Central. where they W II
erect the new cyariee mill.
Fred Van Volkenbuag has moved his
barber shop into the annex of the Pa
ace saloon and his old quarters are o.
cupied by a couple of tonsoEal arts. >
from Reno.
FRESH CRACKERS IN l. ana :
.ound ca tons. as wen as in buk. TIC
2-pound cartons are sl'tod crac:.ers--so;..e
prefer them for a change in diet. at +. c.
Robins & Co. l1-2-9
The Indians from all over the state are
beginning TO aIrve. They viii ho.d theh
dance the latter part of the week. 1t will
take place in S auffe. s field, where 1t
was held last year
Large 5-pound package of rolled oats.
Extra cream goods, each package coat lins
piece of beautiful china. free. Try this