The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-04
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Up Today
New Embroideries at E. Reinnart 8

New Embroideries at Il. Reinnart
'o's.
C. Lewis of Boston is a guest at the
Winnemucca.
New lot OF children's sun hats at e.
Keinhart & Cos.
James f. and Daniel Abel of Elke
ase guests at the Busch.
Rev. Z. S. Bellam of Wadsworth is
guest at the Lafayette.
w liam Blattner of Paradise is quar-
tered at the Winnemucca.
r.. Austin left for Paradise this morn
ng with load of supplies.
A. Cunningham Of San Francisco is
egistered at the Winnemucca.
j. II. Balkcon of Macon. Ca, is
registered at the Winnemucca.
Irvine Case. a business man from
Reno. Is a guest at the Busch.
Tim Tompkins' borax teams in two
sections went out this morning.
Bert Lyons of Rebel Creek came In
.owr teday for medical eatment.
d. H. Jacobs. dry goods man from
Fan Francisco. is at the Lafayette.
Cabinet photos. platinum finish s2.oo
per dozen at Doves gallery. 6-4-1w.
onr muslin underwear department is
ompiete. f. Reinhart & Co
p. Crossley. commercial man from
It. Louis. is registered at the Busch.
Mrs L. Purv' ance and child OF Love-
lock are In town visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. j. p. Anderson. who arrived here
from Quinn River yesterday. left for
iolconda today.
Earl Case. son Of S. G. Case of Para
] sc. who has been visiting friends in
seno, was in town today.
Ms Mat Dangelmire and family.
Who came in to see the circus. left
his morning for the Sod House.
County Surveyor Newby returned last
evening from a ten days trip in the
northern portion of the county
Joe Angel. with Z. Reirhat & Co.
who met with an accident a few days
.go, is again at his post of duty.
The Ladies of the Catholic Church
will give card party and dance FRI
lay evening. June 10th at Silver state
Hall.
Ed Fremont and the Reilly boys left
for their home In Paradise this morn
ing. after spending few days among
fr ends In town.
The Southern Pacific Company has an
expert looking over the oil fields of
Elko county. and If his report is sat
sfactory that company will try for oil.
Mrs. H. Guthrie and Arthur Guthrie
and wife. who have been visiting rela-
tives in Winnemucca the past few days,
left this morning for their Sonoma
anch.
John Schmidt who met with an ac-
cident at Golconda last Wednesday. is
able to be about. His face bears the
marks of what might have been very
serious AFFAIR.
f. NJ. Sage. wife and family. and
Randall Sage's family. have gone to
McDermit to spend the summer. Arth-
lr Bigg'ns, son OF Jack Biggins. ac-
rompanied them.
The Winnemucca juniors VIII go to
Lovelock today whe they play the
Lovelock tam tomorrow. 1t promises
70 be a good game of ball. Several
friends will accompany the team from
here.
T.. E. Winfrey. for many years prin-
eipal of the High School in Winnie
mucca. came in today from Reno. He
IL stopping at the Lafayette He will
attend the commencement exercises
which a-e to be held this evening.
AS the first section OF No. was
pulling into wadsworth yesterday af-
ternoon. the switch parted. allowing
po tion of the train to leave the main
track. The damage was slight. but
delay of two hours was the result.
w. G. Atherton. lately in the employ
Of Felix Pnulin, the blacksmith. left
today for Sacramento. His wife will
pay visit to her parents in Kennedy
before joining M. Atheston in Sacra-
mento. where they VIII reside in tbs
future.
The mandate has gone forth that all
saloons In Reno must close at ~ o'clock
midnight and continue closed until
o'clock in the morning. Whether or
not this will effect hotel bars. rema ms
to be seen. A bitter fight will be made
by the saloon men. testing the validity
OF the new ordinance.
r. S. st. Clair OF the G. s. ranch.
met with painful acc dent this morn
Ing while out horseback riding. The