The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-26
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Miss Bertha Maxey of Paradise is at
the Winnemucca hotel
G. c. Dallam Is in town. He regis
ters from st. Joseph Mo.
The Hartman special, consisting of
five cars, passed through Winnemucca
last night
Sam Defenbaugh arrived in town this
morning in charge of the eight-horse
team owned by Ben Anderson.
ball banquet will be served at II p.
m. tonight at the Up-to-Date cafe for
the benefit of those attending the l. o.
o. F. ball
Mrs. c. s. Wynn and daughter of
Kennedy are in town today to meet Mr..
lnsey, father of Mrs. Wynn who is ex-
pected to arrive on No. from Leaven-
worth, Kansas.
The Humboldt river is higher now
than it has been for fifteen years AT
This date Mr.. Giroux's vegetable gar
den has been changed into a lake Of
espectable dimensions.
Nose Sigel, a merchant of long ago
in Winnemucca. is reported to have
died at Spokane Falls last week and
was bu led at San Francisco. Nose
Reinhart was one of the pallbearers.
Mr.. Cha. les Kimler, after a visit to
his daughter, Mrs. Buckingham of
| Sacramento. Cal, returned on No.
| yesterday. Mrs Buckingham and two
children accompanied him. They pro-
| ceed to Paradise today.
| The ball to be given by the local
| 'odge of !. o. o. F. takes place tonight
md promises to be the andest affair
| of the season. good attendance is
assured by the number of people who
| have signified their intention. of at
tending. First-class music has been
Fecured and all operations are the
! most complete possible.
W. H. Woods has been appointed
aead engineer over all of the Har-
imam lines. with his headquart-
ers at Chicago This means that
Mr. Woods has ju isdiction over all
|
vest of Chicago. 1t Is supposed w e.
Marsh of San Francisco win succeed
| Woods and A. J. Barcley of Reno win
'ucceed Marsh.
| County Clerk Dunn today issued a
license pc mitting the marriage of
Gotthilf F. Kirchner. age 2T. to Miss
Annie E. Plum. age H. Mr.. Kirchner
IS well known and popular tailor
having been in business in Winnemucca
for some time. Miss Plum is the
daughter of Mrs. E. A. Anderson and
for some months has been a student at
the tailoring trade under the able tu-
forage of her future husband. The
date has not yet been set for the we'd
ding. but it will probably take place
within the week. The parties have the
necessary qualifications to insure life
Vt happiness. and the Silver State joins
their many friends In wishing them a
bright and happy future.
In the way of town improvements
we can mention the new store of Henry
Duncan. Mr.. Duncan has gone to con-
siderable expense and refitted his es-
adjustment in such an elaborate man
ner that now it is a thoroughly up-to-
date store. Repape ing. painting and
complete overhauing are but small
items I'm his bill of expense. He has
added a shooting gallery that IS prov
ing a great attraction to the young
people in town. and considerable in
te est is taken in the scores. as a prize
Is given each week for the highest. This
week 1t is IS hat James Dunn is in
the lead so far. The soda fountain
would do credit to any store. Mr.. Dun
can also uses pure crushed fruits fo~
flavor. instead of the usual chemically
made syrups Taken all in all. the
store Is one of which the proprietor
may be and is justly proud.