Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-09-28

farmers to dispose OF their nay tn1S
season. The valley is full OF hay,
and it can be had at reasonable fig
ures.
George Webb, of Churchill coun-
ty, was in town the first of the week
making arrangements to winter a
large number of his cattle in this
valley.
-Bovard's threshing outfit is
cleaning up the grain crop at rapid
rate in the upper end OF the valley.
There is an average crop of wheat
and barley this year.
Mrs. A. J. Littell has just re-
ceived select line of latest style
ladies' hats for Fall and Winter.
She invites the ladies of Yerington
and vicinity to call and see them.
What's this? Why, L. r. Ames,
Smith, Nevada, has the State agency
tor the famous Eureka Fly Killer
and Electric Sprayers. Every dairy
man should have them. Write for
circulars and prices.
Billy Watson was an arrival
from Silver City Tuesday, and re-
turned Yesterday. He has not fully
recovered from the smash-up he had
at the Bluestone lime quarry some
weeks ago.
Don't forget thisl Eureka Fly
Killer is sure death to all kinds of
lice and vermin in poultry houses.
Nothing ever found to equal it.
Write L. r. Ames, State agent,
Smith, Lyon Co., Nevada.
p. Latapee was an arrival from
San Francisco last Tuesday, and
left Wednesday morning for his
ranch on the Kast Walker. He took
out to the ranch, with a four-horse
team, three large sheep-dipping watts.
, Slime Cummings, the 7-year old
son of Mr., and Mrs. Al. Cummings,
was thrown from a horse Thursday
afternoon, and his arm was frac-
tured at the elbow. DIR. Jones ID at
tending to the unfortunate little fell
low.
The Yerington school opened
Monday with Miss Margaret Donohue
as Principal, and Miss Maud Bruette
| as Assistant. There were a. pupils
enrolled on the first day, but there
are many more to come later on in
the term.
| s. Gregory and Nick Hirony.
nous returned from Bodie this week
| Tuesday with a bunch of cattle
which Mr.. Gregory will feed here
this winter. There are about I5c
head, and Mr.. Gregory has secured
feed on the Plummer and Murphy
ranches.
The ladies of Dayton and vicinity
are invited to call on Mrs. G. w. Legg
and inspect the beautiful and select
stock of latest style Fall and Winter
millinery goods, dress trimmings,
hair ornaments, etc. Mrs. Legg also
has the agency for Mrs. Nettie Har'
rison's toilet articles
Mrs. u. Strosnider brought Us
some splendid samples of fruit this
week, which was raised on her ranch
in this valley. There were apples
plums and pears, and the apples were
of several varieties, some of them
being of great size and delicious
flavor.
The wind has been trying hard
to blow up storm this week and
eventually there may come little
| ram. AAdSl NOludt lliol ming ShO w
was to be seen quite low down on
the foothills to the east of this val
ley. The nights and mornings are
very wintery.
The county road between Main
street and DIR. Leavitt's place was
thrown open to the public this week
after the field belonging to A. w
Brann was fenced. The old fence
and gates on Main street were taker
away, thus making another small
Improvement to the appearance OF
this end of town.
Frank Hutchinson, an old-tims
Aurora man, but lately of Mariposs
county, Cal, came in from the Kas'
the first OF the week. He was kept
busy shaking hands with old friends
Mr.. Hutchinson has secured work
ing lease OF a copper claim, near the
Douglass group, from Frank Everett
and will put in the Winter prospect
ing and developing the ground.
Mrs. hurry Durham, who left
here some weeks ago for Valleys
Springs, to try the baths for he1
health, is much improved. She has
been sufferer with inflammatory
rheumatism for many years, anc
states that the baths have done heI
more good in the past few weeks
than all the medicine and other treat
ment she has taken for years past.
Quietly Flooed.