The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-12
HOME NEWS TOLD IN
PARAGRAPHS
Personal and Local Items of
interest to All, Picked
Up Today

No. was nearly an hour late to-
day.
E. B. Connely. of Reno. is registered
at the Busch.
w. E. Higman came in from Salt
Lake this morning.
A. E. Lasher, the Kennedy mining
man, is in town today.
Tim Tompkins' teams arrived from
the north this forenoon.
Jas. B. Treadwell was among this
mornings arrivals from the west.
j. NJ Fulton, of the Southern Pacific
freight department, is here today.
A. e. Roome, superintendent of
telegraph for the Southern Pacific, was
in town over night
Henry Gillian is temporarily fill
ing Ed Browns place as night bar
tender at the Palace.
Chas. Lowery left for McDermit
this morning taking out a big load
of freight for the north.
r. T. Evans, of the firm of Evans
! cx iNdililCI, SLippCQ SSNGii IdIS VI Ial-
tie today to San Francisco.
Violet Glycerine Soap. perfunced with
violet odor. 25c a box. Brown Bros.
Drug Store. tt
Miss Alice Langwith came down on
No. 8 from Golconda last evening, and
will remain for the Valentine ball to-
night.
A. DeLong and wife, of Happy
Creek, are in Winnemucca today Wis.,
iting Mrs. belongs mother, Mrs
Floyd.
DR.. Samuels was called to Mill
City this morning to attend Mrs.
Fred Talcott, who was reported in a
: serious condition.
H. w. Duncan has taken the agency
for Royal Bread. made at SaTt Lake
City, and kindly solicits your order.
Three loaves for 25 cents
Just received-the largest and finest
line of Valentines ever exhibited I'm
Winnemucca. Also a full line Of
comics Chris. Diehl 2-11-3t
Ben Noonan, the cattle buyer from
Santa Rosa, came in last evenin
from the west, and left on the stage
r this morning for A. F. Riley's King
River ranch.
The San Francisco Bulletin will
send 100 boys from the coast to visit
the exposition at st. Louis, whose
expenses the publishers will pay. They
will travel in sumptuous Pullmans.
i Superintendent Tomblin of the Hid
: den Treasure mine near Kennedy is
r seriously i'll, it being reported that he
has pneumonia DR.. Mangan was sent
0 for, and left for Kennedy this morn
] ing.
Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ. Baum are pre-
i pairing to leave on No. tonight for
combined business and pleasure tril
to Reno. They will visit Mr.. Baum's s
> daughter. Mrs. Funk. there, and may
0 proceed to San Francisco before re-
turning.
The particular. hard TO suit and
hard to fit individual is invited 70 car
IN F. G. Kirchner. the tailor. A suit
! of clothes made by him will give you
satisfaction. Bear in mind that he
carries only the latest styles and pat
'erns. tf
y The ladies OF the Methodist church
! gave a New England dinner in the
Fashion Cafe last evening. Mr.. Dwight
o Hadley kindly donating the use OF
e the cafe and furnishings. The quail
Il ity of the dinner was excellent and
the enterprise netted the society
8 something over $50
: The Epworth Leauge will give Its
4 regular monthly social this evening
at the home of Mrs NJ A. Brown on
d Second street These socials are al
ways well attended and always en-
joyable, and the general invitation to
the public to attend will doubtless be
responded to by large number.
!, Chris. Diehl. who is the local agent
for the North British and Mercantile
!, Insurance company, has been advised
!. that the losses of that company in the
Baltimore fire were one million dol
g lars, but that these losses would pe
9 promptly paid in cash from the Lon
h don funds, and that the American
securities would not be disturbed.
= Jake Robinson, employed by Henry
h Fritchen. at Paradise, was injured
yesterday while hauling timber His
v left ankle was run over by heavily
: loaded wagon and both bones badly
e crushed. ]. r. Bunch brought the IN
iured man into town in buggy, ar
irving at o'clock this morning and
ticking him to the county hospital
where DIR. Giroux set the broken
II bones.
l. Ranchers whose business bring:
/. them to town state that the late snow