The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-20
HOME NEWS TOLD
IN PARACRAP HIS
Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

w. o. Barber Jr., of McDermitt is in
town.
]. b. Kaufman of San Francisco is
in tow-.
e. Silve, a sheepman from Golconda,
Is in town.
A B. Pike of Reno is stopping at
the Lafayette.
New lot of children's sun hats at T..
Reinhart & Cos.
James Harvey of Paradise arrived in
town last evening.
Albert Renesat of Golconda is a guest
at the Winnemucca.
Nos. and were reported on time
today. No. has two sections.
C. st. Martin of Battle Mountain
IS registered at the Winnemucca.
W. B. Russell. representing a Reno
firm. is registered at the Lafayette.
Fancy Creamery Butter, 45c per
square. at Browns. 1w.
f. X. Murphy, who is doing San
Francisco. is expected home next week.
Wall paper. window shades and cur
tain poles at C. B. Brown & Co. 1881
Mr.. ROLAND, wife and son. are reg
istered at the winneucca from Col
conda.
District Attorney Harry Warren has
gone to San Francisco on some legal
business.
Screen doors of all descriptions. also
wire screen In all widths at E. Rein
hart & Cos.
Dave Cathcart. a rancher from Para
d Sc. is in town. He is located at the
w nnemucca.
The finance committee of the Fourth
Of July celebration will start out to-
morrow on their financial mission.
Those desiring flowers for Decora-
lion Day. leave orders early H. A.
Gilbert. ct.
John H. Campbell. representing the
wholesale house of Spruce. Sterling &
Co., liquor dealers. is doing the town.
1t is stated that the body of F.
W. Tinsman, one of the victims Of
the Truckee river tragedy. has been
ecovered.
Winnemucca is getting to be quite
a show town. Two attractions are al
eady billed. and third one is ex-
pected next week.
The high winds of yesterday raised
sad havoc with local items. blowing
them out of reach of the news gath
erer of the Silver State.
Agent Macpherson announces that
the Southern Pacific will sell tickets
to Reno and return today and tomor-
row. final limit May 22d. at one and
one-fifth fare. 5000. on account of
auction OF lots in Sparks.
Hazel Howard, the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Howard OF Dis
aster Peak, who was broughht here
Sunday night. died last night. Yes
terday the little one was cons dered
out of danger. She suddenly grew
worse and died at midnight before
medical ad could reach her. Cause of
death capillary bronchitis.
w. f. Townsend and wife of Paradise
arrived in town this morning. He is
accompanied by Mrs. A. Gould and
Mrs. T. A. Gilmore of Hamilton, Mass
The ladies have been visiting at MIR.
Townsend's ranch since last October.
They will depart for their home in
| Massachusetts, in few days. They
are stopping at the Winnemucca.
Charles E. Watson. State Comm,s-
sioner for the Worlds Fair. is In town.
He states that the various counties
are coming to the front with their
subscriptions in a satisfactory man
ner. He says Nevadas exhibit is the
largest and most attractive ever be-
fore placed ON exhibition The gen.
tleman left for Elko this afternoon.
In a communication to the silver
State. j. Il. Church Jr.. chairman OF
the faculty committee, says: 1T is
particularly desired that as many as
| possible of the former students of
the university scatte ed over the State
and adjoining sections of California
should meet in reunion at the coming
Tri- Decennial Celebration of the Uni
versity and. on account o fthe,r large
number. general invitation is hereby
given them TO be present The in
vitation to teachers. where their work
viii permit. and to the patrons and
friends of the university is also re-
newed"