The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-13
HOME NEWS TOLD
IN PARAGRAP HIS
Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

New Embroideries at II. Reihhaft
cos.
A. w. Guthrie of sonoma ranch is
in town.
No. with two sections was on
time today.
New lot of children's sun hats at e.
Reinhart & Cos.
Frank Lagarso of stone House is at
the Winnemucca.
c. f. Tuttle of Salt Lake is regis
tered at the Lafayette.
Justic of the Peace J. A. Langwith
of Colconda is in town.
Rudolph winkler was in town yes
terday from Sod House.
G. Huntasto of McDermit is regis
tered ct the Winnemucea.
Findley & Co. shipped three carloads
of wool to Boston yesterday.
B. Conley, representing a sacramen~
to firm. is at the Lafayette.
]. Cohn, a travelling man f-om San
Francisco. is at the Lafayette.
Jules serratt Of Kennedy came in this
morning for a load os supplies.
F. .. Lusk of Chico. manager for
French-Glenn properties. is in town.
H. f. Sheppard and family of Toxon,
N. Y, has apartments at the Lafayette.
Joseph Hermelin is down With a Sc
we're case of spotted fever in Goleon-
da
Thomas Nelson of Stone House is in
town. He is a guest at the Winnemuc-
ca.
F. Van yolkenberg. wife and child.
returned from short visit at Elko
yesterday.
Felix Confglaccio, a mining man
from colconda, is registered ar the
Lafayette.
Screen doors of all descriptions. also
wire screen in all widths al e. Rein
hart & Cos.
r. Dempee. a mining man from
Phoenix. Ariz.. is registered at the
Winnemucca.
Mrs. Graham Lamb. who has been
quite i'll the past few days, is eported
as improving.
James J. Lent. representing Schilling
& Co. of San Francisco. is a guest
at the Lafayette.
Johnson 6. Ramdohr have a hand
some new brewery wagon of which
they are justly proud.
Dove. the photographer, is stu AT
his old stand opposite courthouse. AS
an artist he has few superiors.
DR.. Gi.oux returned yesterday from
Paradise where he was called to at
tend Mrs, Shaw who is quite i'll.
Garden nose. avn sprlnklers lawi.
mowers and all kinGs OF garden tools at
lowest pr,v-s t.. Reinhart & Co.
Mrs. George Abel and daughter
NJ SIS Gertrude. left today on No. for
Denver, Colo, on Their wav home.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet Wednesday after
noon at 2:3O with Mrs. DR.. Samuels.
Scott Davis of Salt Lake. who has
charge of the stock bus ness of the
Union Pacific, is registered at the Laf-
ayette.
Judge Robins has been summoned
to Lovelock to hold court for Judge
Maris. during the latter gentIeman's
absence.
Everything in the line of fire works
can be procured at d. McB Roses.
His announcement appears elsewhere
in todays issue.
Paradise people say they are going
to carry off the racing prizes here on
the Fourth. as they now have seven
horses in Il aiming.
r. Barry. foreman of the Bull Head
ranch, is in town. He says they VIII
start in haying shortly and expect
the largest crop for years.
James Cooley of Soldier Meadows
and Williams Woods of Leonard creek
both foreman for Miller & Lux are in
town looking for hay hands.
Regular meet of the Fraternal Or
der of Eagles this evening. large
attendance is requested as there is
some important business TO transact.
duplicate location notice was Gled
with the county recorder Saturday by
Patrick Reilly. The name of the mine
Is the st. Patrick located in the Kenne-
dy Mining District.
ID. b. Kane, prominent mining
man from Salt Lake. arrived In town
Sunday and left this morning for Reb-
el Crack. to look over some mining
properties in that section.
Oregon Burbank Potatoes are good
keepers, better today than new ones.