The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-05-17
PARADISE NEWS
CORRESPONDENCE

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T. j. Bradshaw, H. A. Bradshaw,
Eli and George Bradshaw were ar
rivals here Sunday from Reno, and
after few days visit with friends
and relatives returned today on their
homeward journey. George Brad
shaw is from Casper, Wyoming,
where he owns and conducts a
store.
Bert Smith and companion from
Winnmeucca returned yesterday
from a camping trip in the hills
where they enjoyed fishing and
game.
j. Roy Bradshaw and family and
Mrs. Sterling spent Sunday at the
Humboldt on a picnic outing. Lyle
Bradshaw, only five years of age,
proved to be the champion fisher
man, catching ten fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Riley, Miss
Nora Roberts and Miss Ruth Martin
spent Sunday on an outing trip at
the hot springs.
]. Roy Bradshaw motored to Win
nemucca Monday on a business
mission.
Frank Muldoon, local Indian, IS
circulating a subscription list to Sc
cure funds for the purpose of hav-
ing here, on the fourth of July, an
Indian war dance, races and other
amusements for the Indians, who
are expected to come from sur
roundin vicinity and participate In
the affair. Indians at McDermitt,
Winnemucca, Battle Mountain, Owy-
hee and Adeville, California are al
ready being notified of the great
event.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams OF
Central were guests of Mrs. Ralph |
Holt yesterday.
L. C. Mccormick departed Tues
day for Winnemucca with truck |
load of grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Gillian ex-
pect to go to Winnemucca Saturday |
to meet their daughters, Mrs. Frank |
Burge, and daughter Bernice, who
are coming from Santa Barbra, and
Miss Sheelah Gillian, who has spent |
the past month visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Chas. Burd at Fernley.
Theodore Weller has been en-
ployed the past week, building a
weir, which will be insta Led in
creek.
Claude Reeves ad Clovis Pinson
were Sunday visitors here from the
Bullhead rancn.
NJ. U ~ ranracanfa- |
i've of the Rel, Eve ring dszctte
vas an arrival Monday, and will
spend several days here on business
ma ,ters.
i. E. Aim II and Johr Lcals nd
came in S1, f,on the mines
and continual on to Winn,ruces
Alex Vesta came III S"aisy after
y ending sc s,,l days III wirne-
~ ,oca with rs brother Ten, return
ng to that city again on Monday.
Cecil Riley has discontinued the
trucking job to Buckskin mines for
/ time.
DIR. J. S. Webster recently pur-
hased a fine milk cow and calf
rom Steve Ferraro. This being the
.ow's first visit from her home,
he seems determined to get back,
md after repairing the fence several
lines, the doctor now feels conf
lent that he has one that will hold
ner.
Henry fiction is a recent arrival
here from Germany and expects
20 visit for some time with his sis
,er and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerhart Tholen at Willow Point.
DIR. ]. S. Webster and VIM. Stock
made business trip to Winnemucca
the latter part of the week.
Madio Echeverria spent two nights
last week at the John S. Case ranch,
and assisted in the planting of
garden stuff.
Albino Vella, who spent several |
months visiting in the old country,
has returned and accepted a posi-
ton with the VIM. Stock Farming
Company.
Chas. Zorro and Tony Romasco
left Monday for one of the Abels
on the Humboldt, where
they will erect a stone dwelling
house. They expect to be gone at
least month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Holt and son
Harry are at home this week. Hav-
ing moved up from the Abels ranch |
at Willow Point where they have |
spent the past two months.
W. H. Abel and family were
visitors here one day last week,
from the Grayson ranch.
Mrs. w. C. Bradshaw was taking
census on Thursday and Friday.
L. ]. Risley superintendent of the |
Indian school at McDermitt was here |
Friday comforting with the Indians
here on matters of business I'M
portance.
Antonlin Guericca received sew
eral bruises Friday, in a runaway
accident, when the team he was
driving, took fright and ran into
a fence, throwing the driver in the |
air and falling on his stomach,
knocking the breath out of him. DR..
Webster was hurriedly called but |
arrived too late to find the patient,
who had come too, and walked to a |
near by house.
Sheep shearing will probably COM
mence here about the first or
fifteenth of June, no definite time
being set yet.
Among the Paradise guests who
went to Winnemucca Saturday to |
attend the opening of the Humboldt
Hotel were Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Brad
shaw, VIM. Stock, Martin Bellon.