The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-14
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| cos.
No. in one section was on time
today
Watch the Eagle amusement on the
Fourth.
Reese Evans went out to his ranch
this morning.
New lot of childrens sun hats at e.
Reinhart & Cos.
c. A. Wagner of San Francisco is
at the Lafayette.
Robert Wilkinson of MeDerm,t is at
| the Winnemucca.
Joe Minor of McDermit is a guest
at the Winnemucca.
william Sullivan, a Southern Pacific
| detective, is in town.
| Randall Sage and Robert Wilkinson
! OF McDermit are in town.
Moses B. Gilbert of Paradise is quar-
| tered AT the Winnemucea.
| C. e. Kiblinger and wife of Golconda
are guests at the Lafayette.
Fred Corbiel left for the northern
/ part Of the county this morning.
James Higginson, foreman of Col
j. A. Hardin's ranch, is in town.
Jules serratt of Kennedy went out
with a load of supplies this morning.
P. Crosby, a miner from Jackson
creek, is registered at the Winnemuc-
| ca.
e. d. Sernes, hailing from San
Francisco. is registered at the Lafay-
/ cite.
Screen doors of all descriptions. also
wire screen In all widths at E. Rein
mart & Cos.
John McInnish came in this morning
for a load of supplies for Col. J. A.
Hardin's ranch.
Miss Emma Roth left few days
ago for an extended visit with
friends in Reno.
District Attorney Harry Warren is
in Golconda on legal business. He is
expected home on No. 3.
Garden nose. avn sprinklers. lawh
mowers and all KINDS OF garden tools at
lowest prives. t.. Keinhart & Co.
j. p. Anderson left for the north
c. II. Hollowell. representing a San
F. ancisco firm. is in town.
Dr. Fasting. the eye specialist, came
in this morning from Elko. He IS To-
Gated at the Shone House. where he
VIII be for two or three days. 6-l4-tf.
Five thousand head of lambs, shipped
from Sacramento to Denver. are feed
ing here today. G. w. Summerfeld
has the contract to look after the
flock.
There viii be an important meeting
at b. Roberts saloon of the Fourth
of July executive and finance COM
mittees. Every member is requested
to be present.
Mrs, G.. w. Summerfield who has
been in attendance upon the Grand
Lodge of the Rathbone Sisters, re-
Gently held in Reno, returned home
today on No. 6.
keepers. better today than new ones.
L. Dutertre or Goconda has few
tons left. See his ad i'm aonther Sec
tion of this paper 11-4t
County Clerk Dunn, who has been
enjoying himself in Reno for several
days. returned home this morning.
Jimmy" says he had a good time. but
that the Reno Gazette has placed him
in such position that he will not enter
the race for United States Senator
ship.
Today is the 127th anniversary of the
adoption by Congress of the stars and
stripes as the flag of the United States
Ii is pleasing to note that the day Is
being properly observed in Winnemuc-
ca. little boy was seen upon the
street with n miniature flag in his
hand and a package of fire crackers.
Margaret the six-year- daughter
of A. Ruckteschler, gave a birthday
party last evening to some of her lit
tie friends Games were played, after
which the lityle ones had feast of ice
cream, cake and candy, generously
furnished by her parents. At the con-
clusion flash light picture was :cken
of the group.
The second annual recital of the
pupils of Mrs. Lothrop viii be given at
Silver State Hall this Tuesday, even
ing. A fine program has been arranged /
and those who attend will be well re-
warded. Among those who will take /
part in the entertainment are Vivian I
Warren. Irma Brown. Georgina Berk /
Elsie Edison. Lucia Robins. Pauline |
Schmidt. Alma Dennis. Norma Warren. |