The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-10-12
RAIN, THEN FROST
IN PARADISE VALLEY

PARADISE VALLEY, Oct. 1.-THE
valley his been treated to another
drenching, which began Saturday af-
ternoon and continued until Sunday
morning. This (Monday) morning
heavy white frost decorated the
ground.
Forest Supervisor c. +. Favre of
Elko arrived Friday and met Sunday
with the Paradise Valley Cattle
Growers Association, leaving again
on Monday
| Dave Able. acting on behalf OF
| and five hundred head of cattle here
last week. Those selling were Forg-
none Estate. Steve Ferraro, l.. c.
Grigsby and Gerhardt Miller &.Sons.
Only calves were sold and the price
| was fifty dollars head.
Branding has begun throughout
the valley. R. Hanson, Schwartz &
Stanley and Jack Forgnone branded
| on Saturday. The "calf crop" is re-
ported as very satisfactory.
AT last reports Lorenz Recanzone
is not to lose the sight of his in
jured eye. Mrs. Recanzone received
| word Friday. direct from Mr.. Recan-
| zone, saying that since treatments
were begun he could see slightly and
it is hoped he will gradually recover
his sight
Ranger Paul Travis was in town
Sunday and left Monday morning for
| a jaunt "over the hill' to the station
on the othe.. side of Hinckey summit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Shinn arrived
| in Paradise, via auto, on Saturday
from Elko county, where they have
| been employed during the summer.
They expect to journey to the vicinity
of the Little Humboldt to trap, Mr..
Shinn being an expert in that line.
Glen Gillilan's twenty-first birth
day fell on Saturday, October 8, and
he was given birthday dinner at
which all the relatives were bidden.
The teachers, Miss Julia Victor and
Miss Nora Roberts. were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Recanzone
at the mill over the weekend.
"Lige" Bingham was in from the
Bullhead ranch, where he is employed,
on Saturday to register for the COM
ing election.
| Master David Otis came up from
and spent Sunday visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Frank Burge and little daugh-
ter, Bernice, and Miss Sheilah Gill
| lilan, left Monday morning for Win
nemucca thence to Santa Barbara,
Cal, Mrs. Burgess home. Miss Shei-
lah accompanied her sister to enter
high school there. An enjoyable
dance was given in their honor on
Saturday evening, which was well at
tended in spite of the steady down.
pour of rain. Santi Urrutia was the
musician, but Glen and Sheilah Gill
lilan played several numbers on the
violin and piano and Pablo Eche-
verria favored us on the accordion.
Those present were: Miss Bertha and
Louise Liotard. Arlie Cathcart, Shei-
lah and Dollie Gillian, Mrs. Laura
Burge, Mrs. Irene Twist and Mrs.
! John Case. Messrs. Elmer Cathcart,
Arnold Schwartz. H. Lye, Irwin Case,
Jim Holt, Bill Edwards, Archie and
Cecil Riley, Artie and Glen Gillian
and Floyd Lye.
The school Literary Society rem
dered their first program on Friday
afternoon, and several mothers and
other grown-ups were there to enjoy
it. The object of the society is not
to give elaborate programs, which re-
quire weeks of training, but some
thing gotten up by the children them
selves. The program this time con-
sisted of songs, by the entire school;
dramatizations Of we'll known stories,
by the primary grades; short play.
a folk dance. by the intermediate
grades; song by the six advanced
| grade pupils. Miss Arlie Cathcart is
president of the society; Miss Ruby
Riley, secretary; Geraldine Harvey.
chairman of the program committee.
The next program will be given two
weeks from Friday and mothers and
others are cordially invited to be
present. The teachers wish to imz
press upon you, however. not to ex-
pect an elaborate entertainment, but
something which shows your child's
own efforts. The new program COM
mittee consists of Aquilina Gastanaga.
sixth grade: Floris Case. fifth grade,