The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-27
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Personal and Local Items OF
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

W. E. Townsend left for his home at
Paradise this morning.
Dr. Samueis is expected to return frons
San Francisco this week.
J. r. Harvey of Paradise is in town
attending the convention.
A. Pasquale is in town attending the
convention as a delegate.
Geo. Berk has just received a carload
of fine fat hogs from Ogden.
w. G. Adamson started two men to
work on some claims at Sonoma today.
". C. Adamson has filed notice of the
location of three claims In the Sonoma
-ange.
A mining notice has been filed by J.
Nelson on the Acton claim in Humboldt
district.
Mrs Like of Idaho is visiting Mrs. N.
]. Pearce Mrs. Like Is on her way 70
Kennedy.
Benjamin Gratz and Pierce Crosby
have located four mining claims in Jack
son Creek gulch.
Mr.. A. Pasquale of Paradise will put
one of his big teams TO work hauling
freight to New Central
Mr.. and Mrs. Kosse of Cortez are visit
ing at the home Of Mrs. Colwell while on
their way to San Francisco.
Fred Van volkenburg and Jesse Turner
have moved TO the house belonging TO
Mrs. Long on Second street.
Miss Effie Latta will arrive from Car
charge of the school at Sonoma.
Mrs. c. d. Duncan is expected home
from Ogden this evening. where she has
been at the bedside of her son Elmer.
Tim Tompkins' big teams left town
this morning. one tor McDermit, the 9TH
ef for New Central. both heavily loaded.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boyer and John
Boyer. Sr.. of Sparks. arrived overland
from Jordan Valley this morning. where
they have been visiting.
J. X. James returned Sunday evening
from Reno. where he and Mrs. Jam--
nave been visiting. Mrs. James and Baby
Tommy will return later.
The district court yesterday and to
lay has been engaged in trying an action
Drought by Sylvan Liotard VS.. the Coz
.;onda Cattle company for trespas.
Mr. z. p. Smith. the newly elected pas
tor OF the Methodist church at this place,
is expected to arrive in time 10 preach
his opening sermon Sunday evening Pre-
siding Elder Van Deventer will also be
here next Sunday and will preach at the
morning services.
Frank Ramdohr WAS called to Sparks
yesterday by telegram stating that
his sister Mrs Delano at that place
was very i'll. Mr.. Ramdohr was accom-
panied by his neice. Miss Ida Delano.
daughter of the sick woman. who has
been visiting at the home OF d. Pascal.
Messrs. f, X. Wood. j. N. Young ana
F. NJ. Simpson. all OF San Francisco. are
Dora Roberts vs., the Spencer Mining and
Milling company. These gentlemen rep
resent the above company and are here
to defend the suit, which is the next case
TO come before the court.
William Wilhite died at 1880 O'Clock at
the county hospital yesterday OF a compli-
cation of diseases. aggravated by typhoia
fever lie was a native OF Nebraska.
aged twenty-five years. In all probability
his body will be sent to his home in
Sawtelle. California. as his mother Is
expected either today or tomorrow.
Fred Bradley. Tillman & Bendel we'll
known liquor salesman. has more than
doubled the already large number OF
friends he had in Winnemucca by stay
ing over here two days In order TO help
the band boys out during the conven-
tions. The band was shy snare drum
mer and Mr.. Bradley was persuaded to
fill the vacancy. Fred is a good drum
mer. good fellow and a good sales
man.
Bran and Shorts. $3.50 ton. at