The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-07-25
Pahranagat and
Delamar News

ia Nssbitt has finished putting up
the second crop OF hay on his amen
near Hiko and reports general eoAnl-
tons as being faNOTaoIe IoT tHe -,
pie OF the VaIIey THIS year ne - ,.'.,
voting most OF mis- time ~ the aa+a.te
al nav and corn. although he % A"Plns
10 get "A start with a fc" shcep- 80
year he sold the corn raised GA tns
ranch FOR prices betw cen ih -l..l.stin.s
sights on the ranch rs the circular "a "
FOR cutting nrewood. Inr 7@N
driven by belt running aiouLa lhe
raised rear wheel OF has FCEd car.
Three gallons OF gasoline Is s4Iacleht
fuel TO saw enough wood 10 last
month. HE is also raising TWO Fassea
and interesting children, George @seo
,, and Dale. aged years. -
Mrs. Or. Brown OF Alamo had the
misfortune to fan and break an arm
while returning To her home SATURDAY
q. 4. Bidwen. well known in this
section, is helping has son -iu-.a"' "a
NesbItt, ON the ranch for a lew Weeks
Emil Horne. son OF Mr.. ana Mt So =
A. Horne OF Delamar. who Is no" seEs
ing in the army AT Fort smelling MID
way between st. Paul and minneapolis,
is expected to arrive home about Aug
William Horne of Delamar is expert
mentlng with a wild mule, which must
be blindfolded and thrown down upon
the waiting harness, where the animal
buckled. while Billy bets ms ne
against nothing that he can tame the
beast ,-
Byron Hames of Delamar is busily
repairing automobiles these days
Clarence Woodwork and wife went
TO Caliente Sunday to meet Mr.. WOOD
worth's brother, who returned from
the army. Clarence Woodw orth Is
looking after the interests OF Bullock
Brothers near Delamar. He married a
charming Phoebe girl.
X. Cline Is representing the hoideh
interests at Delamar and Is an ehthu-
siastic believer in the mineral re-
sources of Lincoln county, and partlc-
ularly at Delamar, where his Work mas
made him well acquainted with local
conditions. MIR. Cline is a mining man
of experience and ii is probable that
his efforts Will result in bettefheh'
of the mining industry at Delamar.
c. A. Horne is seriously considering
the selling of his cattle interests and
with his sons taking up the raising oil
sheep. His range, together with ms
control of certain water rights, makes
the success of this undertaking almost
II is reported that Joe Sharp has pur.
chased the lower Geer ranch, a splen-
| did tract of land, for consideration
running into five figures.
Merle Schotield has the best weec
eradicator in the valley, in iaet, n,
has a bunch of them. His sheep thrive
on the 81 varieties of weeds and while
| Mr. SChofield is moving down th'
| weeds he is also raising wooden shirt:
and mutton.
| W. j. Schofield was seen last Sunday
and is just the same boy as usual. HI
| is interested in mining, but the dutle!
| of the big home ranch keep MIN ou
of mischief during this busy season;
| MIR and Mrs. John Wright had :
| narrow escape Saturday while driving
down the valley in their car. Tw'
| reckless boys from Phoebe were racins
in henryford after horseman VIII
1 hnl hA N -
road. and the two cars met. The Pi
oche men We're not experienced driver
and did not know how to leave tn
Wright's car. MIR. Wright foiled thi
| foolish intention by driving up tree
The delay was slight but sufficient Z
| enable the horseman TO win the rae
| with half mile lead
| Andy Richards is running garag
in Pahranagat valley and doing som
| work on the ranch. General ranch con
ditions in Alamo seemed to him to b
showers, while interfering with hay
ing, will prove beneficial to the rang,
Mrs. c. A. Horne of Delamar sets a
leNample to a county with her nea
new house and beautiful lot plante
with fruit trees, berries and yegeta
bles. The trim enameled interior of tn
spotless home: the flowers in the yar'
and the eNuberant life Astounding o
the premises, and above all the rad
ant welcome extended the chance Wis
itor bespeak a beautiful life, and
busy life. FIVE hundred Quarts c
home preserved fruits; the cacklin
chickens; the aristocratic Berkshir
with her eight little saucy pigs are al
tended to between the times when Mr.
Horne is helping the Unit corporatio
with lift on their wire A deScriptio
of Mrs. Horne, who was born in Blu
lionville and therefore Lincoln cour
~ girl, is an easy description to writ
and requires but six letters-mothe
mother not only to two splendi
men, but mother to everyone within
radius of about one hundred miles. an
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