The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-22
OROvAlA DISTRICT
NEWS ENCOURAGES
ESPECIAL CoRRxspoNpEroEl


Wednesday, stopping at Maxwell
ranch, then on to McDermitt.
Miss Betty Greth, teacher for the,
Eldorado district, returned from
Lovelock, where she has been at
tending the teachers institute. She
resumed teaching Monday, to the
delight of all her pupils who idolize
her.
Mrs. Norris and Mrs. Collins Wis
tied at Mrs. Walworth's recently.
Misses Edith and May Clutches
have been visiting their father at
Canyon Creek while the teacher
was at institute.
: Emiol Springer, who has been
working at the U. c. ranch all sum-
mer and fall returned to his home
tead Thursday, where he will put
in a lot of fall grain.
Bob and Walter Scott are hauling
.vood from the Willow Creek forest.
They also have a permit for 800
poles, which they will haul out be-
fore snow flies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Gray were
Orovada visitors recently.
Mrs. Maxwell called on Mrs.
Eichwalt and Mrs. McMillin re-
Gently.
Roy and George Hanson called at
Flat Greek ranch last week.
S. Young called at Platora Fri
day. He reports that his mother,
Mrs. Young, is in fine health and is
in San Jose, California.
The Ladies' Club met at Mrs.
Eichwaldt's home Thursday after a
vacation of four months, during the
heaviest working season. They will
have their meetings regularly now
and will endeavor to take up the
study of parliamentary law.
Mrs. Lawrence entertained at
luncheon last week, B. Beatty and
AL Showl being guests.
l. ]. Studebaker, Dan Gabeci, Mr..
Tolson and Mrs. Eichwaldt were all
in Winnemucca on business this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor, from across
the river, have gone to Winnemucca
to spend several weeks.
Mr.. Norris and T. Scott both
went to Paradise to get a winter
supply of -four and apples. Mr..
Granstrom returned from Paradise
with a supply last week.
Ranger Beatty stopped with Mr..
Clutches last Saturday night.
Sam Collins is having some fall
work done on his homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walworth took din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. McMillin re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grabil, Mr.. Dick
over, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Norris, Mrs.
Collins and Mr.. Walworth all went
to the Orovada city last week.
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Crowley Creek for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Minor visited at
the Collins & Norris ranch, then
went over to Crowley Creek to see
their daughter, Mrs. Jump.
Tom O'Connell and S. Walker
went to Winnemucca recently on
business.
Grover Maxwell visited in the
valley Sunday. The frost, up to
last Sunday, had not visited Max.
well ranch. There were peas and
flowers still in bloom and the al
falfa was as green as in July.
Tom Melody, who has been suf.
fering with a severe cold, is very
much improved and is still at his
post office duties.
Mr.. Crossley is still at work or
his homestead and will show the
people what two years can do to a
farm when one works like he meant
business. Mr.. Crossley had an ex.
cellent crop this summer and just
came to this country in the early
spring.
George Melody is visitor at the
Gray ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weights called at
Rebel Creek Tuesday.
Mrs. Studebaker visited all day
Monday with Mrs. Loest.
Archie West is recent visitor at
McDermitt.
The trucks continue to run back
and forth with supplies from Win
nemucca, which shows there is an
improvement in this part of Ne
vada. There have been all of 200
homes built out this way in the
last two years and the valley is
dotted with houses. Inside of three
years, it is predicted, there will be
a railroad through here and electric
lights. 1t is proposed to bring both
from Snake river.
There will be a Farm Bureau