The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-08-29
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Personal and Local Items Oi
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

E. w Eaton of Elko is in town.
F. ]. Button was in town over Sunday.
The public schools open a week from
today.
Frank Button was down from Golconda
yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. samuels spent Sunday in
Golconda
N. L. Stockton of San Jose is at the
Lafayette.
James Corbiel is in town today from
he north.
George Lewis left this morning lor
Grayson's ranch.
]. B. Brown of Paradise is at the Win
nemucca hotel
L. C. Epperson of DEMO. Ore. is III
own on business.
Joe Schloss of San Francisco is regis
tered at the Busch.
C. Langford of King River, is stopping
at the Winnemucca
c. C. Chamberlin of Stirling City, Cal
fornia. is in town today.
Mrs. B. Colweli and mother were Wis
itors at Golconda yesterday.
j. D. Bradshaw arrived from Paradise
this morning with a load Of potatoes.
Robert Wilkinson and Randall Sag
came down from McDermit yesterday.
H. w. Newby. our county surveyor,
left for Paradise Valley this morning
William Zabela. who had typhoid
ing.
John Gilcrist, manager for Miller q
Lux. returned from San Francisco yes
| terday.
Miss Irene Lying came down from Col
conda Sunday to enter the winnemucca
schools.
Mrs Clovis LIE Grand and her two
daughters are visiting relatives in Win
| aemucca.
A big load of supplies left for the Cold
en- Eagle mine yesterday in charge oil
Mr.. Leach.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. @. Alexander,
of Parad sc. August 25. 1904. twins. a boy
md a girl.
Miss Clara McEnerney left for Reno
Sunday morning for visit of few days
with friends.
No. and the first section OF No. are
reported on time. The second section oI
No. is one hour late.
No. T. knights Templar train from
Louisville. Ky, passed through Winnie
mucea at p. m. today.
]. II. Nease and family returned Sat
urday from pleasure triJ of two or
three weeks to the coast.
| A fifteen-car passenger special excur-
sion train will pass through town at 6
p. m. bound for San Francisco.
| Joe Lorentz. who has charge of the
pumping station at Parran. visited his
folks here Saturday and Sunday.
Six cars of horses were loaded here ana
! shipped east ,.iis afternoon. The ship
ment is made from near McDermit
Mrs. j. C. Carver, who has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. S. Miller of this
place. left for ner home in California
yesterday.
Leon Pascal and Charles Nofsinger lef.
| for DEMO, Ore, by private conveyanc.
this morning. They have taken a lease
on a nine there from which they expecl
some good returns.
/ A lady representing the Indian schoo
at Carson is in town looking up pupils
for the institution. About eight or ten
indian children will attend from here the
coming school year.
] ]. Pierpont Morgan passed through
Ninnemucca Saturday in his private car
j. p. must have been asleep when n.
went through, for he neglected to algh
and shake hands with the boys.
The Misses Kelley, who have been Wis
iting in Winnemucca for some time. de-
| parted for Summit this morning, khere
they will visit few days. and go from
there to their home in Sacramento.
| A complete line of school supplies, In
cludirg books and everything needed in
the school room, can be had at III. w.
given nromnt attention N-Zq-21