The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-13
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Personal and Local items OF
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Up Today

Antoine Laucerrica is in town today
| S. ]. Jurton is at the Busch today.
c. E. Johnston of Carlin is at the
Busch.
C. ]. Harnes of Sacramento is at the
Lafayette.
c. Haviland is busy unloading a car of
grain today.
Mr. E. Stauffer has In a big bunch of
cattle today.
Springs. New.
Pete Letermanderie of Kane Springs is
in town today.
Miss Francis Kerby left for her home in
Reno last night
r. L. Chamberlain of Salt Lake is in
| the city on business.
Lew Scott of Oregon is visiting at the
| home of w. T. Case.
J. G. Dawson of Sacramento registered
at the Lafayette last evening.
Nineteen cars of stock billed to Love-
| lock passed through town today.
| Mr.. E. A. Ducker left this morning for
McDermit on an electioneering tour
Mrs. Leslie of St Louis is visiting at
| the home of her brother. s. B. Roberts.
A car of fine bucks passed through
town on their way to Reno this morning.
Melvin Hill and wife returned home
last night after an extended visit in the
city.
| No. 6, in two sections. and No. 8. also
in two sections, are reported little late
today.
| Dave Espey left for DEMO this morn
ing, accompanied by Mrs. Frank Larsen
and son.
Mr.. f. Duetsch, representing the Amer
| ican Coffee company. is In town today
looking up trade.
| Six carloads of disturbance in the
shape of Nevada mules went through on
the Southern Pacific today.
A carload of machinery arrived for the
Golden Eagle mine yesterday, and c. NJ
| Harvey left with load this morning.
| One OF Tim Tompkin's freight teams
came in yesterday and will leave tomor-
| row for Central with a load OF lumber.
G. w. Hinkel has finished digging a
cellar on his lot on Sixth street and will
begin to erect a house thereon at once.
Messrs. Lew Dunn and Burns Colwen
returned from Kennedy this morning
Mr.. Colwell is a candidate for constable.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lye and son re-
| turned to Paradise. They have been the
guests of Mrs. C. Choates while in town
the past week.
| Mr.. Peter Roberti came In from Rebel
Creek last night after a load of supplies.
Mr. Roberti was accompanied by Mr..
| Murray of Golconda.
G. 8. Nixon. F. H. Norcross and J. A.
Yerington will address the people of
Lovelock on the vital issues of the day
next Monday evening.
1t is reported that there Is eight inches
Of snow at Austin and that the races
have been abandoned for this year with
out any having taken place.
| Miss Jennie Correcco has returned to
| town after a pleasant visit of severai
| days at the home of her uncle, Mr.
Pedroli. at Rose Creek ranch
| Twenty-three cars of stock will be
shipped from this place tomorrow ana
twenty-seven cars Saturday. the property
of Miller & Lux and r. T. Evans.
| laborer by the name of Scott who
has been at work on the ditch near Love-
lock, was taken to the county hospital
this morning, suffering with typhoid
fever
| The funeral of Frank Larsen, the man
who died at the sanitarium Monday
night. was held yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Larsen and family have the sym
pathy of their many friends in the sad
loss of their husband and father.
Mrs. c. e. Hudson of Oakland Is vis-
| iting at the home of Mrs. Bannister for
few days. Mrs. Hudson is on her way
to Ogden ito see her brother. James Nc
Bride. Mr.. McBride's many friends will
be pleased to learn that he is improving
quite nicely.
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