The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-18
HOME NEWS TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS
Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

A. Pasquaie's team is down from Para
disc.
]. Jacobs of Reno is a guest at the
Busch.
Gene Goffney of Denver is stopping at
the Busch.
Mr.. Frank Button is down from Col
conda today.
Mr.. orvis Martin is visiting friends in
Winnemucca
P. T. Fogarty will leave this evening
for Golconda.
Mr. G. w. Adamson will leave for the
west on No. g.
r. Berry of Golconda is a guest at the
Lafayette hotel.
Mr.. Berk received two loads of fat hogs
from Paradise yesterday.
Thirteen cars of cattle went west last
{ night loaded east of Carlin.
Mrs. James Hurst is improving very
slowly from her recent ilness.
Twenty-Five cars of cattle and forty Of
horses were loaded here today.
There viii be a social dance at Armory
hall tonight Everybody invited.
G. w. Grayson, registering from Beo-
wave. is guest at the Lafayette.
Fourteen double-deck cars of sheep were
loaded yesterday at Battle Mountain.
L. A. Blakesle of Reno. internal rev.
enue collector. is in town on business.
Homemade mineemeat for sale at the
Winnemucea Bakery. n-I7-2i
Angel Abortis and Domingo Bengoa left
for their ranch on Quin River this MORN
ing.
Twenty-eight cars of cattle went
through here today loaded east of Car
lin.
/ No. c. in two sections, is due at $40 and
6:45; No. 8, in two sections. at e:35 and
Gas.
Thomas r. Harper and son of Fallon,
New, are in town. guests at the Winno-
mucca.
Mr.. viii Keschner and Harry Holt left
on the stage this morning for their home
in Paradise
John Guthrie has purchased the Ken
nedy stage line. going out on his first
trip with three passengers.
Mr.. G. B. Ackerman is enjoying a visit
at home with his wife and daughter, after
an absence of several weeks.
! The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
have their annual market day on the 23d
of November in the Bell building.
j Mr. b. NJ. Colwell has sold MS residence
on Sixth street to Stauntons. Mr.. Colwen
expects to leave for Tonopah in the near
future to make his home
We understand that the Mondolin club
has received lot OF new music. includ-
ing all of the new popular airs. The
club believes in being up to date.
Mr. Gus McAninch is down from Nc
Dermit after a load of supplies with an
eight-horse team. Mr.. 4-cAninch has a
general department store at McDermit.
Mr.. Robert Bowling of Quin River
Crossing came in from his home today.
Tonight Mr.. Bowling will leave for q
trip TO the Worlds Fair and a visit TO his
old home in the east.
Miss Mabel Guthrie. accompanied by
her little brother Mark, arrived in Winnie
nucca yesterday afternoon. Miss Guthrle
has many friends here who will be glad to
hear of her being in the city for a pro.
longed stay.
Word comes from Austin that In TWEEN.
ty-one years from the sth CT this month
another good Republican will cast hi.
first vote on the day he reaches his ma.
Jority. an ll-pound boy having been bou
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Watt on election
day Mr.. Watt is a s,anch Republican.
Father Gleason. missionary priest from
Australia, is a guest in the city. Et
will open mass at lO3O Sunday morning
Every morning mass will be held during
the coming week al o clock and evening
mass at 1880 Father Gleason IS an In
teresting talker and every one should
hear him while he Is here. Every body
welcome.
Home Made Mince Meat at Browns.
Hills