The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-08-02
PARADISE VALLEY
NEWS BOILED DOWN

PARADISE VALLEY. Aug. Paul
L. Travis was down from the rangner
station Sunday for supplies. and also
took out two more men for the trail
crew.
]. Roy Bradshaw Is employed plow-
Ing with his tractor large acreage
for the VIM. Stock Farming Co.
There was meeting of the Para
disc Valley Cattle Growers Associa-
ton on Sudnay and various business
matters were discussed pertaining to
range riders. closed area, etc. An
effort is being made to have the
closed area opened for while this
fall. County Agent Joe Wilson at
tended the meeting and promised his
support.
Fred L. Wood was over from Rebel
Creek Station on Thursday, return
ing Friday.
Mrs. Ed. Freemonth has gone to
Cave Springs to visit her mother-in-
law and sister-in-law, Mrs. NJ Free
month and Mrs. I. B. English.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Riley are
building a 12x18 foot addition on the
rear OF their house. which will be
quite an improvement
The Domingo Uriguen family has
moved into the Cast cottage.
On Wednesday evening. July eth.
Santiago Arriola celebrated his 37th
birthday anniversary by giving a
large celebration at the Paradise Ho-
tel. All the local Basques and
great number of other citizens were
present. A big supper was served.
and dancing. including everything
from the fox trot to the Spanish Fan
dango. was INDUCED in. A good time
was enjoyed by all present. The af-
fair lasted until 5 a. m. Everyone
present expressed their enjoyment of
the affair and hope SANITY" will give
many more in the years TO come.
Mrs. Virgil Pasquale was over from
Eden Valley ranch Saturday, and re-
ports the second crop of haying
started there.
Extensive improvements are being
made on the ]. F. Dooley residence
in town.
Growing grain in the valley Is now
ripening rapidly and the hot weather
is causing ii to mature faster than
Is desired. A continuation of the hot
spell will cause heading to be in or
der before haying Is out of the way
A little rain and cloudy weather
would be welcomed.
PARADISE VALLEY, July 3d.
County Agent Joe Wilson is in the val
ley on business connected with the
of the Martin Creek weir.
Jack Davis and telephone line
crew have been in the valley for sew
eral days repairing the line.
Fay Stanley made a round trip to
with his truck. hauling
freight to Cases store. on Tuesday.
He brought up several hay hands.
Glen Gillian went to Winnemucca
on freighting trip. He
was accompanied by Master David
Otis, who had been working at the
Case orchard.
Frank Perurena returned Tuesday
from a Winnemucca trip. bringing UP
a man for haying.
Mrs. Irene Twist motored to Win
nemucca on Wednesday. She was ac-
by her sister, Miss Arlie.
who will join her aunt, Mrs. Israilski,
and go to San Francisco with her,
and will attend school in that city
this fall.
Another Of the farm bureau picture
shows Is scheduled for the 31st. and
everyone is cordially invited to attend.
There will be a small admission fee
for adults; children free.
A bad combination: A buckaroo, a
Ford and a COW.
Sage hen season will soon be here.
so everyone who hunts is sizing up
the prospects. The fowl seem to be
Quite few have reported seeing large
ilocks in the hay fields. AS the sea-
son is too weeks later than usual, the
chickens in the earlier Matched broods
are going to be too large for "friers,"
though there will be plenty in those
later.
Mrs. Joe Lenis and babies. Virginia
md Joe. Jr.. have been spending sew
sral days at the ranch home of Mr..
md Mrs. Frank Perurena.
Mrs. Ed. Fremonth is a guest at the
R. Hanson ranch home for a few days |
John Bell and son Ormand passed
through town Tuesday afternoon on
heir way to the Buckskin National |
nine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Bradshaw re-
urned Tuesday evening from the |
county seat. where the former attend |
ID the meeting of the board of equal
cation on Monday.
The past few days have been cooler.
.ast week the thermometer registered
round 90 In the shade every after
oon. 1t is hard on both men and
orses In the hay fields, especially
he men on the stack.