Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-04-25
sRIfF MENTION.


call on Hayes, Yerington.
w. H. Dyer came in from Tono-
pah on visit last Saturday.
Get your garden seeds of Leavitt.
ihey are guaranteed to grow.
j. G. Gallagher returned Monday
from his trip to Dayton and Reno.
Stamp photos, IS tor soc., three
positions. Hayes, photographer,
Yerington.
Hayes, photographer, oan be
found at the old bowery from o a.
m. to 3 p. m.
Mrs. Fannie Baker left for Como
last Saturday, there to reside with
her husband.
w. II. Russell was an arrival
from Oasis, i'll the southern section,
last Wednesday.
-Easting is the man that fits you
the good glasses, and saves you the
big round dollars.
Slime Parker has about recover
ed from his illness, and left last Sun
day for Sodaville.
ii you want your farm, or any
thing on it, photographed, call on
Hayes, photographer.
Twelve men are now at work at
Plnegrove, some constructing a
short piece of road to the new tunnel
site, and others as miners.
Will Whitesides spent few
days in town this week, and expects
to leave for Hawthorne today.
j. w. O'Banion and Arnold
Gaunder were down from Smith
Valley on business last saturday.
w. J. Luke was down from
Pinegrove Thursday and Friday on
business for the Pinegrove G. NJ. Co.
Hayes, photographer, wishes to
announce to his friends and patrons
that he will not remain here after
May 5th.
John Martenez shipped carload
of beef cattle Monday to L. K. Bell,
of Berlin, Nye county, for the local
market there.
DIR. Tasting will remain here
only short time longer, and those
who have detective eyes should con-
suit him at once.
Mrs. A. J. Littell has few nice
Easter hats LETT. Call and see them.
She will also order trimmed hats at
your solicitation.
The Winnemucca Silver State
has been improved by changing its
form from 6 pages OF S columns to
4 pages OF columns.
The San Francisco Chronicle of
the I2th inst. contained an excellent
writeup OF the Pinegrove property
recently acquired by Cutting and
Hudgens.
Miss Lottie Tillotson delivered
lecture on elocution and Delsarte in
the school house Thursday evening,
which was much enjoyed by those
who attended.
Rev. Van Deventer left for the
southern country Thursday. The
lecture he delivered here Tuesday
night was well attended, and was
very interesting.
It's getting to be well known
fact that when that man Fasting fits
you with glasses you get the correct
thing and save whole lot OF dollars.
Try il once and see.
1t is possible that the Dayton
school nine will be out here to-mor-
row to play the Yerington school
nine Sunday, although there is moth
ing positive about it.
The Carson Ne,Os publishes our
article about Pinegrove and credits
it to the Ha wthorne BulLettu That's
right, brethren, help yourself to all
the good things you see in the LINKS.
B. H. Reymers received a letter
from George Keogh stating that at
least 90 per cent. of the cattle lett on
the range in the Reese River country
last Winter persisted for want of
feed.
Tasting is the only man, from
Reno to Los Angeles, that can show
diploma as Doctor of Optics.
Those easy wearing, perfect lifting
lenses for the difficult eyes a spec
ialty.
-Ernest Leavitt, who has been
attending the Cooper Medical Col
lege, in San Francisco, graduated
this week and now carries diplo-
ma as a regularly graduated ply
stefan.
"A business card received at this
office announces that A. K. Harris,
formerly of this place and Dayton,