The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-14
SHEEP IN
JUST BEFORE STORM
Especial Correspondence,

PARADISE VALLEY, December TO-
Joe Gastanaga's sheep were driven in
from the hills the first of the week
and are quartered for the winter at
his ranch east of town.
Domingo Bidaguren's flock passed
through town Friday and after rest
ing at Pasquale's corrals below town
over night they were taken to John
Forgnone's ranch, where they will be
fed this winter.
A. Pasquale's bands are wintering
at the Stonehouse ranch.
Domingo Bidaguren says this is
another stormy moon" and predicts
three feet of snow at Christmas. He
says he misses those Hicks almanac
predictions, too. f
Mr.. and Mrs. Geronimo Erquiaga,
who have been employed at one Of
The mines at Austin, Nevada, for the
past few months. arrived home dur
ing the past week.
Charles Z. Lye departed this morn
ing for a vacation to coast points.
J. b. Case, pioneer merchant of
'aradise, now located at Telford,
.ennessee, writes that his health is
excellent and he thoroughly enjoys
life. He states that it has been ex-
ceptionally cold there, seven degrees
above zeno on Thanksgiving, which
is going some" for the sunny
south" 8
F. c. and Emil Buckingham and
j. f. Dooley expect to go to Spring
City in few days to do the assess,
nent work ON the Kemler estate min
ng property.
Paul l.. Travis left Friday for the
annual forest rangers meeting at
lslko. From there he goes to Michi-
gan to visit with relatives over the
holidays.
Santi Arriola and Gus Malas- Eche-
erria were in Winnemucca Wednes-
lay and Thursday on business con-
lected with their hotel partnership.
hey expect to open the hotel with
i supper and dance on Christmas eve.
Mrs. George Williams and George
3odie were shopping in town Friday
from the Williams homestead near
sillow Point.
Rudolph Schwartz and Theodore
Ueller, were Winnemucca visitors.
Turing the past week. returning with
.reight for the Schwartz store, which
is restocking and will open
for business soon.
Miss Beryl Cathcart arrived from
on Wednesday to spend
a few days at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Pasquale came
over from Eden Valley on Thursday
to spend a few days visiting with
Miss Gemma Pasquale, who leaves
soon for Italy.
Miss Julia Victor, principal of the
Paradise school, was unable to at
tend school last week on account of
blood poison resulting from chill
blains. AS she is from Texas it is her
first experience with the malady, and
she fervently hopes, her last.
At a regular meeting Saturday
night the Odd Fellows elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term:
N. G., Arnold v. Schwartz; V. G..
Fred L. Wood; secretary, II. l.. Lye:
A. Ramasco. At this meet
ing Irwin Case, well know merchant,
joined the lodge by initiation.
Miss Lima Echeverria was absent
from school several days last week
on account of tonsilitis.
John S. Case and T. w. Dooley
were departures for Winnemucca
in the Case fruit truck.
George Reed was in from the Little
Humboldt on Friday.
John Hill was in town Sunday. He
a foot of snow at the Dooley
ranch.
Mrs. Santi Arriola was on the sick
list few days last week, but is now
Three vaqueros from the Double
Square outfit were in town Sunday,
having brought over a band of horses
purchased by Charles Farrell. They
to Winnemucca Sunday
evening with ]. Roy Bradshaw, who
vent to meet Mrs. Bradshaw.
Emil Buckingham and Jim Brad
shaw departed Sunday morning for
with nine head of fat
steers, to be delivered to the Winnie
ntIcca meat market