The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-09
HSME NEWS TOLD
IN PARAChAP HIS
Personal and Local Items Oi
interest to All, Picked
Up Today

M M. bdTun 10 dt tHS lIdldyStSS.
D. NJ. staunton of St. Louis is at the
Busch.
George willet of Reno is at the Vim
nemucca.
Mrs. T. II. Carter of Ogden is at the
Lafayette.
Thomas Mcconnell of McDermlt is in
town today.
Henry sovernin of Golconda is in town
On business.
A. Hardin O. Goldne.d is stopping at
the Busch hotel.
A. j. lie Due of San Francisco is in
Town on business.
A little printers ink makes prospec-
tive buyers thina.
John sansel of Ashley. ILL.,. is regis
.ered at the Busch.
d. Gentry of Paradise registered at the
Winnemucca last evening.
NJ v. Gilbert brought In a load of fruit
from Paradise last evening.
]. j. Grossman Is regis cred at the
Winnemucca from Unionville.
w. III Gram. reg 'stering from San
Francisco, is at the Lafayette hotel.
DR.. Plant and wife of McDerm;t are In
town today on their way to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Woolcok are registe: ed
at the Lafayette from Battle Mountain.
Amos Hardin came In from San Fran
cisco yesterday and leaves for nome to-
night.
f. Angelman. representing Robstock
& Co. st. Louis liquor dealers. is at the
Busch.
DIR. Bice left for Paradise this morn
ing. where he will visit for two or three
weeks.
Agent Noble Is preparing to move into
he house formerly occupied by Mr.. Mae
herson.
G. Griffith of Elko is putting in gran
ite coping around J. La voy's lot in the
cemetery.
L. =. Austin is loading his big freight
wagons at the depot and will leave for
Paradise tomorrow.
Miss Edna Zahren left last evening
for st. Louis. where she VIII visit and
attend the Worlds Fair.
Lew Terry. wife and child. came down
from Cortez last night to visit with Mrs.
Wheeler. mo her OF Mrs. Terry.
CO to DiehIs City Bakery for French.
homemade. rye and graham bread. con-
seetionery. cakes etc. 9-5-l2
Tim Tompkln's freight teams left this
morning. No. / for the Golden Eagle
mine and No. for McDermit. both
heavily loaded.
Location notice of the Gold Knob min
ing claim has been filed by w. C. Stin-
son and J. c. Smith. The claim is .ocat-
ed near Clear creek.
No. is coming in five sections today.
The Grst section is about forty minutes
walls OF about an hour.
A report from the sanitarium today
gives the information that Miss Ida
Knowles is resting easy af.er tie opera
lion of yesteI day and her condition is fa-
vorabe.
J. w. Guthrie and Mrs Arthur Guth-
rie returned from Reno last evening,
where they had gone to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Minerva A. Guthrie Mrs.
Guthrie left for Paradise this morning
for a short visit.
Judge Robins this morning received
telegi am from Mill City stating that
section hand at that place had d.ed sud
denly last night and for him to come
and hold an inquest. Mr.. Robins left as
soon as possible. accompanied by Under
taker Cochran. The body will probably
be brought to winnemucca this af,er-
noon.
Lewis Stevens has been in from the
Jackson Creek district on business for
several days. Mr. Stevens tells repre-
sentative of the Silver State that the
ranchels IN his section have finished har-
vestng their second crop of hay in good
shape and are now engaged in gathering
in their beef cattle and getting them in
condition for market.
Patience-And did he ask the all-tm-
portant question last ght?
Patrioe-Yes. he asked what size shoe
father woie.--Yonkers Statesman.