The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-09
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Personal and Local Items OF
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

John Saval is in town from Golconua.
Frank Guthrie is in from his ranch
in Pleasant Valley.
The Delineator for June Is now ready.
E. Reinhart & Co.
Mrs. George Hill has returned from
Golconda.
Mr.. George Nixon returned from
Reno last night.
Mrs. VIM. Stock arrived from San
Francisco yesterday.
W. M. Clifford of San Francisco is
reistered at the Busch.
John Fulton, traffic agent of the s.
p, is in town today.
C. E. Robins was called to Golconda
yesterday on professional business.
J. H. Dennis went to Battle Noun
tain on professional business today.
Charley George came in this morning
from Kennedy for load of supplies.
c. B. Brown, Ed Staunton and Chas.
Nofsinger spent Sunday In Golconda.
Mss Gertrude Abel and brother AL
bert are down from Toll House today.
Mr.. O'Brian, machinist from Wads-
worth. is in town, registered at the
Busch.
p. B. Austin, who formerly lived
here, has returned. He Is an employe
of the S. P.
Mrs. S. A. Clark is up on business
from Mill City. She is stopping at the
Winnemucca.
Mrs. George Mcclure of Ogden is
here spending a few days visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Gonzales.
Mrs. ]. A. Krenkle. after attending
to property interests here left for her
home in California.
Miss Edna Guthrie is working for F.
Hauer in his bakery, beginning her new
duties this morning.
Mr.. Richard Cooper and Mrs. Mary
Stone of Willow Creek expect to re-
turn home tomorrow.
Fred Oman returned from Wads-
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cinity looking prosperous.
Arthur Cochran spent Sunday with
his parents. He is now helping ]. N.
Thomas put in his crops.
Ed Corners came down from Para
disc and Spent Sunday here. He leaves
tomorrow for Pleasant Valley.
E. Reinhart & Co. are unloading a
car of Sperry's Snowflake -four today.
also cal load of 500 sacks of beans.
Two sid.ngs on the southern Pacific
have new names. Shoshone will be
known as Farrell and Limi as LeMar.
S. C. O'Donnell carried off the prize
at Duncan's shooting gallery last week.
making a score of 60 out of a possible
60.
j. H James received word this
morning of the death of his father
from heart failure on the 18th of April
in Wales.
Our lady readers will be interested In
the magnificent piece of embroidery
work Mrs. Abel has displayed in her
Grace Ackerman will entertain a
number Of her little girl friends this
afternoon from to 6 in honor of her
eighth birthday.
window.
C. T. Talbot. judge Of the supreme
court, was up from Carson Saturday.
He went from here to Elko but will
return to Winnemucca today.
In this issue will be noticed the ad Of
Navlet Bros. of Sacramento. florists,
who are advertising flowers for Deco
ration day. This firm is reliable one
and will give satisfaction.
| A special excursion train of ten cars
| passed through Winnemucca this
morning, enroute to Los Angeles where
| the annual convention of the B. OF L.
| f. is to be held this year.
| w. c. Savage of the Golconda Cat
tie company was in town yesterday.
| He says stock of all kinds is looking
fine and that the feed on the ranges
| never looked better than at the pres
! ent time.
! Two carloads of emigrants passed
| through Winnemucca yesterday. bound
| for the new colony above Asti. Sonoma
| county, California. They came from
| France and Italy.
Henry Tunkham. Geo. Hoadley. Dan
Talvey and John Keir of Barbour. Wis
consin. all delegates to the engineers
convention at Los Angeles. passed
through on No. last night.
Mrs. James Wheeler has returned
from Pleasant Valley. where she has
been visiting her son the past two
months. She will visit here few days