The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-03-21
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Personal and Local items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today
F. w. Baker is In town from Wells.

Ed Stone came in yesterday from
Kennedy.
r. Barry and wife came In yester-
day from Paradise.
j. I. Driscoli. OF Reno, was at the
Lafayette over Sunday.
A. e. Lasher's teams came in from
Kennedy this forenoon.
r. T. Evans went out to the Little
Humboldt ranch this morning.
George Russell Is in town today
from Battle Mountain on business.
f. J. Wear, of San Francisco. was
an over Sunday visitor at the Busch
hotel
B. F. Anderson's two freight teams
left for the north yesterday, heavily
loaded.
VIM. Wilson, day baggageman. L.
taking an enforced lay-off on account
OF indisposition.
Mrs. j. M. Thompson. of Golconda
is undergoing medical treatment al
the sanitarium.
Henry Savornin and Bert Lyons re-
turned yesterday from Golconda, after
visit of several days.
r. o. Robson came up yeste day on
No. 6 from San Francisco, where he
has been on business for several days
Jacob Leick, of Kennedy. is under
the care of DR.. Giroux. at the Winnie
mucca sanitar'um. He is suffering
from rheumatism.
The river at the Winnemucca bridge
is still coming up slowly. the colder
weather apparently having no effect
on the source.
The checks for the employees of the
S. p. Ry Company, In payment for
their services during the past month
were received yesterday.
Sheriff Lamb and Assessor Guthrie
are in Golconda today, looking after
the county's interests in some of the
bands of sheep now in that vicinity.
Ambrose Callahan, foreman of the
Hardin ranch. returned yeste day af-
ternoon from San Francisco, where he
has spent the last two months.
NJ. Reinhart departed on No. last
night for San Francisco. where he ex
poets to be for several weeks on bus
mess which includes the purchase OF
new spring and summer goods.
Observer Hayden states that at 6
o'clock this morning the temperature
was down to q degrees above zero
This is the low record so far for the
month of March.
Ivanhoe Lodge No. is. X. OF P. will
meet tonight, this being the date of
the regular meeting. Degrees are to
be conferred on several cand dates.
A full attendance of the members /.
urged.
There has been a good sale of seats
for the show, Down by the Sea-
which plays at the Armory hall to-
night. 1t is said TO be a strictly nrst-
class show. and carries an immense
lot of baggage and special scenery for
the production.
John Saval IS down from Golconda
today, partly on business and partly
for the purpose of presiding at a stag
party given In Biggins & Puebla's new
cafe to a number of old time friends
in honor of Mr.. Savafs marriage
which is to be solemnized within this
next few days
o. Il. S. Notlce-Silver State chapter
No. 6, o. f. s., will hold it's regular
meeting in Silver State hall Thursday.
March "a. at 1880 p. m. Comforting of
degrees. Large attendance is request
ed. Visiting members in good standing
cordially invited. BY order of the
Worthy Matron. 21-3t
Miss Lucia Robins of Winnemucca.
New. who has been the guest of her
uncle. Col. ]. NJ. Storey, and family.
for the past six months. left for her
home last night During her stay in
Franklin she has made many friends
who regretted very much to see her
leave. She win visit f.iends in Ottum-
wa. Iowa. while enroute to her home in
the west.-Franklin. Ind. Star. OF