The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-19
HOME NEWS TOLD
IN PARACRAP HIS
Personal and Local Items OF
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

r. j. BRADSHAW of Paradise is in
,nayn.
New lot of childrens sun hats at e.
Reinhart & Cos.
Thor as Nelson of Stone House ranch
was in town today.
Be prepared t. 9. eet the Fourth Of
July finance committee.
Lovelock Flour, $3.50 per hundred. 81
Browns 1w.
speirys California Flour $315 per hun
dred. at Browns. 1w.
Wall paper. window shades and cur
tain poles at C. B. Brown & Co. 1881
e. Wixon. a commercial man from
San Francisco. is registered at the
busch.
Mrs. Martin. a res dent of Willow
Creek. accompanied by two children,
in town.
ID. Duerrsen, wholesale grocer of
Sacramento, is registered at the Win
nemucca.
Born--In W'nneucca, New, on May
49, 1904. to the wife Of A. NJ. Latta,
daughter.
Trains Nos. 8 and were reported
on time today. NO. 6 consisted of
Two sections.
Screen doors of all descriptions. also
wire screen In all widths at E. Rein
hart & Cos.
One car of barley and one car of
Goa. oil. consigned TO f. Reinhart 6,
Co.. was unioaded yesterday.
Colonel James A. Hardin of Rebel
Creek was In town today. He leaves
this es stnng for Santa Rosa, Cal.
Those desiring flowers for Decora-
ton Day leave orders early. II. A.
Gilbert. Ct
For rubber hose. lawn mowers. law''
sprinklers and hammocks go to c. b.
Brown & Co. 1881
Leslie Davis and Fred Seymour. ad-
vance men for A Wise Woman COM
pany, are reistered at the Winneucca.
The Rev. Or. E. w. vanDeventer of
Reno win occupy the pulpit at the
Methodist Church next Sunday at both
morning and evening services.
There were several of our young men
conspicuous by their non-appearance
| upon the street today Must ha %
been something doing last evening.
Do.
panied by his mother. arrived in town
yesterday Mrs. Stock has been called
to San Francisco where her daughter
IS reported as beng seriously i'll.
The town is being profusely dec
| orated-not with flowers, but with
or,ght and fancy colored posters. an
uouncing the coming of the Great Floto
Shows and A Wise Woman company.
! c. II. Li',bsen and his mother. Mrs.
NJ. Linbsen are guests at the Busch.
Mr.Linbsen has been living in this sec
| ton foa the past five years. They will
remain hera 'oi about one week and
Ms Linbsen has been visiting rela-
| tves Iii Cal ffrnia.
r. F. Hoy, the contractor, who just
completed the erection of the new
rlates putting up two-story bu! ling
! 37is feet front by 100 deep i'm the same
town. The lower part will be occupied
as stores, and the upper part as a
| lodging house. the cost of whs1h will
Ice about $4,000.
C. d. Mackay, the well-known
searcher of records. has returned from
an eastern trip. Mr.. Mackay left some
of his uncle. James Dunn, who died
| in Auburn, Cal. last month. The re-
mains were taken to the deceased s
old home in Elk Grove Lafayette coun-
ty. Wis. The gentleman upon his re-
turn trip stopped off at Chicago. where
he met many old friends.
There was large attendance of
r1er,ters of the Order of Railway Con.
ductors at the Hose House last even
.ne. Grand Senior Conductor wilkins
was the guest of honor He found
the order in this section in a flourish
ing condition. Mr. wilkins gave an
interesting account of the progress ci
the order throughout the country, stat
ing among other things that the mem
bership at the present time was SO, l0C
and that there was 100000 in the treas
ury. The gentleman left last night on
No. bound for Pocatello. Idaho.