The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-08
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Personal and Local Items OF
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Up Today

Co.'S.
J. r. Shaw of Reno is guest at the
Busch.
H. Cull.nane of San Francisco is at
the Lafayette.
New lot of children's sun hats at E.
iseinhart & Cos.
z. silve of Golconda is a guest at
the Winnemucca.
E. e. Sale of San Francisco is reg
istered at the Busch.
F. H. Long of Pleasant Valley is a
guest at the Winnemucca.
John Klein. a commercial man from
San Francisco. is in town.
The Misses Endorse of Golconda are
registered at the Lafayette.
S. H. Fletcher of San Francisco is
guest at the Lafayette.
Nos. and 6, with two sections each,
are reported on time today
Reese Evans came in ON one of
his numerous ranches last evening.
C. NJ Purry. a San Francisco drum
iner. is reg stored at the Lafayette.
Our muslin underwear department is
-omplete. +. Reinhart & Co.
Charles Gardner of Elko is in town.
He has apartments at the Lafayette.
Cabinet photos. platinum finish $500
per dozen at Doves gallery. 6-4-1w.
\ J. j. Calhoun, wife and son from
Alaska, are stopping at the Lafayette
II. K. Robins. representing a San
Francisco firm, is located at the Laf-
ayette.
Edward Clifford ard G. B. Dunn are
IN town from the New Central Mining
District
Arthur Sweet. representing a Salt
Lake confectionery firm, is registered
1t the Lafayette.
The ladies of the Catholic Church
will give a cad patty and dance in
Silver State Hall Friday evening.
Photographer Dove guarantees all his
work to please. See his work gallery
opposite Courthouse. 6-4-1w
Garden nose. .awn sprlnklers. tawi.
mowers and all kinds of garden tools al
lowest priV-s u. Renhari & Co.
Miss Margaret Hinman of Battle
Mountain is visiting in Winnemucca
with her friend Miss Lucy Laveaga.
Between 500 and 400 head of horses
were brought in from Miller & Lux's
this morning to be shipped 10 Cali
fornia.
The first installment of beef cattle
for the season was rece' we'd by
George Berk today 1t comes from
Evans ranch.
George Berk announces that in order
20 accommodate his patrons he w.il
keep his meat market open Sunday
mornings until II o'clock.
Yesterday afternoon letters of ad-
ministration We're issued to Lille
Amelia Guessford and Frank Germain
in the estate of Katherine Germain,
deceased.
oiiG VI <tIQCtSoitS WcOt hSethAo
went out this morning well loaded
down with supplies. 1t came in yes
terday from McDermit with a large
consignment of wool.
popular drummers In the cigar and to-
bacco line In the West, is in town
meeting his old friends and forming
new acquaintenances.
w. A. Mcde. Clyde Buchanan. J. II.
Polander and Raymond Pochero came
in this morning from Burns. Ore, with
herd of horses, which are to be
IN pped to California.
Mrs. G. w. Summerield and Miss
d. Hill left for Reno last evening to
attend the grand lodge of Rathbone
Sisters. which convenes in Reno to-
morrow. Mrs. Summere.d is a grand
lodge officer.
The attention of ladies is called to
the adve tisement of John Schmidt.
who has secured the agency of 1.-The
Angelus" shoe. sad to be the finest
ever introduced IN the west. MT
Schmidt's advertisement appears else
where in today's issue.
A valuable shepherd and stag dog
belonging to w. A. b own was run over
by Wells Fargo's delivery wagon this
morning on Br dge street. 1t was
found that the poor animals Injuries
wee of such a serious nature that
Sheriff Lamb was obliged to despatch
1t at once.
Mrs. Charles ID. Radcliffe. wife of the
editor OF Merced Cal. Sun, arried in
town this morning on her way home
from a convention of the National
Press Association. recently held In st.