The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-11-14
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school bells the children marching
and beating on cans making all the
noise possible. Later in the day the
youngsters made a bonfire and
roasted apples.
John Ward a recent arrival from
Dayton, Washington, who is spend
ing the winter in the valley has ac-
cepted the job as truck driver on
one of B. F. Stanley's trucks.
Clay Hampton spent the week end
in Winnemucca visiting relatives,
returning late Sunday evening with
Miss Roberts and Miss Marshal.
John Ward and L. Mccormick
made round trip Saturday with
the trucks bringing freight for the
]. b. Case company store from Win
nemucca.
Humphrey and Moffat purchased
several head of beef from Ed Stock
today.
Ben Loinaz and Pete Egoscue
were arrivals here from Winnie
mucca on Sunday.
George Reed and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ford spent the week end IN
Winnemucea, returning here late
Sunday evenig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Kilfoyle
and baby were visitors here Sunday
from their Stone House ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Raymond and
daughter, Iva, of Central, spent
Sunday ip town.
Mrs. F. M. Buckingham spent the
week end in Winnemucca on a visit
with her son, Emil, who is pro-
prietor of the Service Station there.
Fritz Buckingham, Harry Lye, Ed
Kneike and N. A. Gillian form an
auto party who are summoned on
the jury and are leaving today for
Winnemucca to answer roll call.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams
spent the day, Sunday, visiting Mrs.
j. II. Dooley.
b. F. Stanley arrived today from
Winnemucca with a 12-horse load
of lumber with two wagons. He will
now deliver freight to the Buck
skin National Mines in this way as
trucks are unable to get over on
account of deep SHOWS, it taking
one truck driver 23 hours to come a
distance of % miles, therefore this
will be the last of the trucking over
the summit.
PARADISE VALLEY, Nov. IL
Thos W. Dooley went to Winnie
mucca, Thursday, on business af-
fairs.
Chas Recanzone sold several head
Of choice beef to w. II. Abel and
made the delivery Thursday at the
Godcheaux ranch.
Chester Freemonth, Bert Hanah
and Cong Chung were Winnemucca
guests Friday, this being the latter's
first visit to Winnemucca for many
years.
You cannot keep your happiness
by building fence around it. The
more you let it scatter over your
neilghborhood, the more you will
have.
Little Lyle Bradshaw was made
very happy one day this week on
receiving a surprise box containing
ground cherries and fresh prunes
from his uncle, H. A. Bradshaw,
who is spending the winter in
Bishop, California.
A social dance was given at the
Auditorium, Tuesday evening. Joe
lturbe furnished the music with ac-
Gordon and dancing was INDUCED
in until. after the "board" which
consisted of Mrs. j. A. Cathcart,
Martin Bellon, Clarence Hanson, H.
F. Fritchen and Jas P. Riley,
counted the votes.
How many of our readers know
that if few parsley plants are
lifted from the garden and trans
planted in flower pots on box and
kept in a sunny cellar window
where they are treated like other
potted plants, the supply of fresh
soup greens and greens for table
decorations can be had all winter.
f. b. Stewart president of the
Paradise Valley Cattle Growers As
ISOLATION together with other Farm
Bureau members left Friday en-
route to Winnemucca where big
get together meeting will be had to-
morrow. Vernon Metcalf, secre-
tary of the Nevada Live Stock As
ISOLATION and other prominent men
will be present.
County Commissioner ]. w. Bell
and son, Forest, and Chris Choate
arrived here Saturday from Win
nemueca. They are going over to
Buckskin to look after interests
there.
A. E. Almind, superintendent of
the Buckskin National Mines went
through town Saturday en- route
for the mines coming up from Win
nemucca.
Forest Ranger Paul l.. Travis,
came up ION Saturdays stage from
Winnemucca where he had been on
business aims.
Misses Nora Roberts and Helen