The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-30
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waiter TWIST OF PARADISE Is III toWH
Bread of all kinds at i,iehls. e-27-tf.
New lot of childrens sun hats at f.
i,einhart & Cos.
L. E. C. Jordan of Reno is registered
at the Lafayette.
George S. Nixon arrived home this
morning on No. 4.
A car load of sulphur was being un-
loaed by E. Reinhart & Co. today.
Fifty sacks of potatoes for sale at
3iggins & Puebla's. 6-22-tf.
Trains Nos. and with two sec
tions each are reported on time today.
w. Summerfield. arrived on No. from
Reno this morning.
Charles Evans came in from his faith
ers Paradise ranch last evening and
eturned this morning.
DIR. H. B. Mcdonald, the dentist,
announces that he will be at the Laf-
ayette for one more week only.
Headquarters for iirewns'Ss ,all
kinds) at Diehrs. Country orders
promtly fifilled. 6 .7-tf
Photographer Dove closes I.us1 SO
in Winnemucca. July .n. nis irices
are reasonable. his work IS excellent.
5-a3 -tv
Henry Curtner of Warm Springs.
Cal, and Henry Abel of Milpitas. Cal,
both partners of ReeseEvans arrived
in town last night and left this morn
Ing for Mr. Evans Paradise ranch.
The Southern Pacific Company W
sell tickets to points within $50 miles
Of Winnemucca at one fare for the
round trip, July I'd and Sd. limited to
July 5th. 6-22-7-5.
f. e. E. EXTRA WIDE mems soft
vlci kid shoes In laced-just the thing
for old men and those requiring an ex.
ira wide shoe. Sizes s to IL. Price
IS So F. c. Robins & Co. 6-2S-T-1
Ed Mullaney of McDermit, who was
married In San Francisco about a
month ago, arrived with his bride last
evening and took apartments at the
Winnemucca. Mr.. Mullaney was about
town today receiving congratulations.
Miss Fannie Lane. who has been a
patient at the county hospital the past
six weeks. died last night of blood
poisoning. The deceased was SO years
of age and has lived in winnemucca
place this afternoon.
If YOU want anything IN the photo
graph line don't overlook p1otos apher
Dove He Is doing the f'hest work in
his line ever seen III ;iiis section AS
he closes his busin ass in SNiInen cca
July sth give aim cal besse he
leaves s-"e-1w
The report that was circulated about
town yesterday morning to the effect
that lady who had Just moved out
of the Bell building was the innocent
cause of the fire of Tuesday after
noon, I'm the rear of the Bell building.
by throwing bottle containing acid
In an ash barrel, appears to have M.
foundation. The writer of the item sup
posed that the parties who gave him
the information knew what they were
talking about. but it appears that the
whole story was merely supposition
and not facts.
At 10 O'Clock last evening the condi-
ton OF Mrs. Summerfield was such that
the attending physician had little
hopes that the lady would survive the
night. In fact at one time 1t was
thought the patients sufferipcs were
at an end. But strange to say she
rallied and passed a comfo~ table night.
and was able TO converse little this
morning. She continued to improve
until about o'clock this afternoon
when her temperature again COM
menced rise. and her physician was
hastily summoned.
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