The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-04-26
OROVADA DISTRICT
correspondence
fs;rncIAL CoRkEspoNDENcRl


OROVADA, April 25.-The writer
wishes to correct an error he made
in last weeks news of the attend
ance at the Orovada basket social
Through an oversight in copying he
left out the names of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. C. Collins and Mr.. and Mrs. B.
B. Omstend.
All the friends of Harry Brectel
will be glad to know that he is up
and around after serious sick spell.
Fred Letterman is confined to his
house through sickness.
I. j. Studebaker has his well Dor
ing outfit on Miss M. Krantz's place
cleaning out her well.
G. Morris was helping d. Stude-
baker on his well rig.
Misses Merrill and F. Little have
been confined to their beds through
sickness.
Miss F. Little called at Rock Creek
Sunday to take school census.
Mr.. Holland, government trapper,
is in the. valley to do poisoning.
]. w. Wilson, farm bureau agent,
was with US this week.
Herbert Brock is driving a Ford
son tractor for Mr.. Clough.
J. p. Clough and Miss M. Krantz
were down from the Charleston Ma
tional on business Sunday.
]. D. Newberry made trip to
the Chamberlin National Mines, Sat
urday, returning Sunday.
A crowd Of Orovadans went to
Andorna Saturday night to hear
another radio concert and all re-
port very pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ayres and
daughter were visitors at Andorno,
where Mr.. Ayres had his radio set
installed for the evening.
J. H. Wolgamott is reported on
the sick list.
Hewitt Bangs and Herbert Brock
made trip to Winnemucca Sunday
and returned the next day.
E j. C. Collins is very busy these
days clearing ground.
We have been having some stormy
weather the last few days and it
makes the crop outlook encouraging.
j. H. Wolgamott has purchased
four head of mules from the Eli
son Ranching Company.
Arthur Hughes is quite busy these
days clearing land.
Claud Wolgamott has his hand
bandaged up for few days for
trying to be friendly with a mule.
Roy Hanson has left the valley
for the summer.
Allen Scott took three head of
horses up to Willow Creek Friday,
where he is going to break them
for saddle stock for the Ellison
Ranching Company.
There is considerable sickness re-
ported in the valley at present. !
Chas. Clutches and daughters of
Canyon Creek were reported as be-
ing confined on account of the pres
ent epidemic.
: There has been several bands of I
sheep seen moving to and from the
shearing grounds, situated in and +
around the valley.
Herman Grabriel is grubbing sage
brush for Mr.. Clough.
Mr.. Hinkley had rather a painful
injury last week when he mashed
a finger and broke the nail in two.
H. E. Walworth made a business
trip to McDermitt, Monday.
School was discontinued for a
week at Orovada on account of the
illness of the teacher.
Miss M. Krantz is going to have
I. ]. Studebaker put down a well
for her on her place.
AS a notice to all our readers,
the farm bureau will meet Saturday,
April 20, and everybody is asked to
attend if possible.
Allen Scott was a visitor at the |
J. C. Collins place last Friday.
N. B. Stith is helping Chas. |
Gutchis for a few days.
c.. X. Norris is going to clear
land. for Mr.. Twitchell.
VIM. Grabriel is reported on the
sick list.
Rev. E. B. johnson will give a |
lecture at the Farmers Union at |
Orovada, Saturday, April 80. Sub
ject: "The Bible" in reference to
homesteads, taxes, wages mortgages,
woman suffrage and penal laws. !
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