The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-07
HOME NEWS TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS
Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

The races yesterday were poorly at
tended.
New lot OF childrens sun hats at f.
Reinhart & Cos.
Charles Cole of Seattle Is reeistered
at the Lafayette.
The Reception Cafe will hereafter
keep open all night.
Chris b. Nelson of Ogden is regis
tei ed at the Lafayette
George Carpenter of Paradise is reg
istered at the Winnemucca
Trains Nos and with one section
each are reported on time today.
b. Klucny has some fine turnips for
sale. 7-1tf.
All kinds OF green raised vegs bles
for sale by B. Klucny. 7-6-l,.
The miners drilling contest failed
to materialize. there being no entries.
M. Reinhart and family went to col
conda today in their private convey
ance.
Eight carloads OF cattle shipped from
Wells TO Reno passed through town
today.
Now get ready for the DemOc. atic-
Fusion State Convention which meets
here next month.
Miss Endorse OF Golconda arrived in
town last evening and left this morn
ing for Kings Springs.
w. b. Kolting. representing a large
hardware firm of Sacramento. is reg
istered at the Lafayette.
Ed ReInhart. who has been absent
nearly two years touring Euroos. viii
arrive home tomorrow morning.
The Fourth of July decorations are
being taken down and the town Is
gradually getting back into a state II
quletness.
Seventeen carloads of sheep con-
signed 10 the Western Meat Company
from Beowawe passed through town
this afternoon.
Amos Harding. who says that he
has had the best time of young" life
the past few days. left this afternoon
for his fathers ranch.
j. r. Harvey. Il. NJ. Samples and w.
~ Holt all of Paradise, who have
been enjoying few DAYS in tom left
this morning for home.
Miss Rosalie Roberts left yesterday
Willow Point. The young miss took
with her her favorite saddle pony.
c.. w. Greyson. the cattle mah. who
has ranches at Willow Point and Beo-
wave. is In town. He arrived last
evening from San Francisco where lie
resides.
"Dick" Richie. who has been spend
ing some time In town. leaves Oil No.
G for the east. Dick destination IS
Boston where he will sotourn for some
time. returning in September
b. Klucny a few days ago received
three choice thoroughbred pigs of the
renowned o. l. c. breed. Mr.. Klutny
has the agency for this breed of hogs
In Nevada and will soon be read 10
supply the demand.
Mrs. w. III. Curtis and son left on No.
this morning for California. This
is Mrs. Curtis first visit to the golden
State. and during her six weeks So
journ. she will take In all the principal
coast cities and other places OF at
traction.
The report is going the rounds today
that a prominent young cattle man
had a little misunderstanding with
some parties last evening at the depot.
and that for few moments things
were pretty lively. r lends interferred
and the affair was declared draw
Rev. Charles f. Winning OF Wood
land. Cal. is expected 10 reach here
tomorrow for a weeks visit with the
family OF the Rev. Edison, and wiz
occupy the pulpit at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning AMI
evening. Rev. Edison says that Dr
Winning is one of the most eloquent
divines in California so thosa who are
privileged to hear him win enjoy a
rare treat.
Following are the winners OF Fourth
of July contests: Girls rope jumping,
Hilda Diehl; boys rope jumping, Yer
non Robins: boys high jump. c. John
son: long jump. VIII Diehl: bows foot
race under IA years; C. Johnson: boys,
foot race, over IA years, Jimmie Stew
art swimming race. 150 yards. c. e.
Robins; sauaw race. Golconda Minnie;
mems bicycle race. Ralph Case. boys
bicycle race. Dick Giroux.