The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-15
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Sam Hall of DEMO is in town today.
Jim Evans is stopping at the Busch.
]. e. Harvey is registered at the Busch.
c. H. Thompson is a Busch hotel guest.
Mrs. NJ Abel is suffering from a severe
cold.
8. J. Burton is guest at the Busch
hotel.
No. 8, in two sections, is about on time
today.
Mr. Frank Armar is up from Mill City
today
C. M. Evanston is registered at the
Busch.
business.
Thomas c. O'Donnell is stopping at
Hotel Busch.
Joseph Pascal came in home today from
New Central.
The band boys are expected home to-
night on No. 3.
Robert Millikin of Sparks is registered
at the Lafayette.
A big team left for Central with load
of supplies today.
John Pfuger is one of to-days arrivals
at the Busch hotel
Several big teams went out today well
loaded with supplies.
Fred St Clair of Golconda is registered
at the winnemucca.
Henry Duncan is opening up a nice lot
of new candies today.
e. d. Levers of San Francisco is stop
ping at the Lafayette.
Jake Nuckolls of San Francisco is reg
istered at the Lafayette.
E. Mcpherson from California is stop
ping at the winnemucca.
John Byrnes of Los Angeles is regis
leEeu at the WlillieUiuCCd,
Mr.. Thornton of Unionville is in town
with some fine apples today.
We understand that Bert Kibbie Is in
line for promotion to conductor
Mrs. Cnas. Rogers arrived in Winnie
mucca last night from Sparks.
W. E. Bradley and H. L. Woodson are
registered at the Busch from Sparks.
Mr. Andrews. foreman for Millers
White Horse ranch, left for home today.
Among the arrivals at the Lafayette
hotel today is ]. NJ. Mendell of San Fran
cisco.
w. J. Langevin of Sacramento is one
Of the guests registered at the Lafayette
today.
candidate for assemblyman, is in town
today
Grandma Robinson is on the sick list,
the doctor having been called yesterday
to see her.
Mr.. Jones. the new engine inspector,
has moved into w. ]. Merchants house
on Railroad street.
Jas. Marks arrived this morning from
Colorado. He is accompanied by his
wife and little daughter.
Mrs. James Hurst. who is suffering
with sciatic rheumatism. is reported some
better. but is confined to her bed.
Over 375 people have taken breakfast at
the Busch in the last three days. These
people were mostly tourists on their way
west.
J. G. Taylor. who has been looking up
his friends in Winnemucca the last few
days, left for his home in Lovelock last
night.
c. ST. Martin of McDermit. accom-
panied by Miss Marie verney. his pros
pective bride. of Golconda. is in town to-
day. Their marriage is to take place in
Paradise next week.
James Marks and family have returned
to Winnemucca after an absence of four
years In Colorado. Mr. Marks has come
back to Nevada to stay. He will locate
as soon as he finds a desirable location.
The school bys have organized two
football teams and now are hard down
at practice. The two teams intend to
have game veryy soon. The girls prac-
tice basket ball every day and expect to
be ready to play with any team In the
state.
The improvement in the weather fore
casts during Local Forecaster Wilson's
temporary incumbency is So neticeabls