The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08
HOME NEWS TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS
Personal and Local Items OF
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today
Fresh chicken tamales at H. w. Dun


Fresh chicken tamales at H. w. Dun
cans.
ID. J Biggins left on an electioneering
tour this morning.
Joe Black left for Paradise with load
Of posts this morning.
Abel and staunton shipped car Of
wool to San Francisco today.
Mrs. w. r.. Pierce Is enjoying a visit
from her mother. Mrs BacKiand.
Miss Mary Pedroli left for her home
on Rose Creek ranch few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Payne left this
morning for their home at Qun River
Father Burns. D. ]. Biggins and Theo
" eller left for Paradise this morning
c. L. Lowery and wife of McDermit
came in from Toll House this morning.
w. L. Philips. C. L. Adumson. John
Pfager and F. ]. Adams are registered a,
the Busch
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Trousdaie expect to
leave for a visit to the fair at st. Louis
this evening.
Nose Gilbert, who has been In town
couple of days, left for his home in
Paradise this morning.
Miss Eff'e Latta came In to spend Sun
day with home folks. from her school
In the Sonoma district.
The Misses Jennie and Charlestina Cor
recca will leave this afternoon for Rose
Creek to stay over Sunday.
Mr.. Phil Roberts and Tom Coumbet
went out to Paradise Hill this morning.
They expect to return tonight.
j. e. Faucet. who has been to San
Francisco with lot of horses for Frank
Button. Is registered at the Winnemucca.
There will be dance at Armory hall
tonight from to IL. The dance last
night did not take place on account OF
the weather.
Mr.. Peter Rask left for Arobio last
night. Mr.. Rask is slightly dishgured by
reason of Iali from his wagon. caused
by nis brake giving way.
Mesuames Geo. Nixon and r. NJ. Lee
returned from Keno last n ght, where
they had gone TO hear Fairbanks speak
They report a very enjoyable trip.
MIR. @. p. Griffith of Elko, but well
known to many in Wlnnemucca. will be
married October 10 to Miss Godie Me-
s. w. Guthrie. accompanied by his
daughter Mrs. e. A. Ducker and baby
ranch, where they will visit today and
tomorrow.
Crosett, San Francisco: f. Boskowitz.
San Francisco; Fran Pierce. San Fran
cisco. and NJ. Abrams. San Francisco ar
stopping at the Lafayette
Lew Morse an old resident OF Paradise.
came in last evening. Mr.. Morse ana
his son Harry are from Tusacora, where
they nave pech ioi III past lew years
They are gong down into the western
part of the state.
A hunting party consisting of Messrs.
Johnson, Bulls, Tucker and Sparks re-
turned last night from the north coun-
try. The boys are not distributing
choice game among their friends, nor are
they saying much about the immense bag
of game they didn', get. Their friends
say the only thing they brought back
was coupe of jack rabbits ana part OF
bale OF hay. also that the bacon ais
flour ran out and they were compelled
to Ie.urn TO get something to eat. Tne
hun.ers say they don't care much for
game anyhow.
A novel feature of our Home Talent
show VIII be the musical turn of Messrs.
Hardinge and kempendorf. These gem
tlemen are accomplished musicians and
have a humber os musical instruments
which have not been seen in our town.
and their act combining as It does, COM
edy and music. Is sure to meet the ap-
pioval of the public. Prof. Hills Brass
Quarte,te will be another feature OF the
program. ana the Minstrel First Part Is
said to ,souno with WIT ana song. Look
after your seats at once before they are
all gone.
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