Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1903-09-19

Little Fay Baker returned to his
home In Hawthorne Wednesday.
ladies Winter wrappers of all
kinds just received at Segal's.
Geo. Welsh returned to Bodie
Thursday after short visit here.
--Children's wooden hoods, all
prices and all colors, at Segars.
The Piutes are hiking for the
mountains to harvest the pinenut
crop.
County Recorder Downey was
out from Dayton for few days this
week.
We have the largest line of Fall
and Winter dress goods in town. K.
K. Lam.
Mrs. w. H. McNeely and daugh-
ters returned last week to Reno to
reside.
Henry Baker returned from San
Francisco last week much improved
in health.
j. J. Pardee will preach at the
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morning.
Call at Segal's and inspect the
new line of ladies' embroidered I'M
derskirts.
Alex. Murchie came down from
Rockland Tuesday and will remain
for while.
Bob Dyer left for Carson Monday
with three recruits for the Carson
Indian School.
Dan Murchie returned from San
Francisco last week Friday, much
improved in health.
Ladies' are invited to call at
SegaPs and inspect the new line of
Fall and Winter night dresses.
John Benson and wife are here
from California on a visit to NJ. Bo-
ward, Mr.. Benson's father-in-law.
Mrs. Sam White has instituted
divorce proceedings against her
husband, a rancher of this valley.
Miss Katie MCGOWAN was an
arrival from Reno last Sunday on
visit to her parents for short time.
p. Latapie was an arrival from
San Francisco Thursday and con-
tinued on up to his ranch yesterday.
Miss Jennie Tonkin came out
from Virginia City last Sunday and
continued on to Pinegrove to teach
school.
Miss Clara Rammelkamp came
out from Dayton last Saturday to
resume her duties as teacher of the
Meissner school.
The Miner reports Mr.. Swasey,
Mrs. Strosnider and Miss Lottie
Swasey, of this valley, as Bodie
visitors last week.
Fred Bertrand returned from
Bridgeport the first of the week,
where he had been to secure some
beef cattle for the market.
johnson Sides, the noted Piute
peacemaker, died this week in Pleas
anton, Cal, where he was overseeing
a hop-picking crew OF his tribe
Nick Hironymous and wife were
out from Reno on short visit last
week. After returning, Nick came
back this week on a business visit.
Vic and Bert Bernard were
down from Mono county the hrst OF
the week to make arrangements tor
securing hay to winter their cattle
on.
C. B. Nichols and T. X. Nof-
SINGER. of California, have leased the
SNYDER ranch, known as the sand
ranch, and will engage in the stock
business here.
d. Emerson returned from his
mine north of Red Canyon Tuesday
and reports the property looking
we'll. lin Anderson is there work
ing on the mine.
S. w. Gregory came down from
Bodie last week Friday to look tor
bav for winter feeding. He will
bring down couple OF hundred
head of stock cattle later on.
Mrs. 4. X. Lam and Miss Josie
Rocker lett for Reno Monday, the
latter to resume her musical stuales
and the former to visit fr1enos ana
relatives in Reno and Truckee.
Miss Kate Barton returned from
her visit to Dayton and Virginia
CITY friends Tuesday and LETT Tor
Hawthorne Wednesday, where she
will wait on table at the Nucleus
Hotel
The Misses May and Ruth Viii
I;ams, of Gold Hill, were arrivals
in the valley last Sunday the form,
err to teach the Wabuska school, ana
the latter to teach the Creamery
school.
Mrs. L. Vaillencour has received
a new and select line OF ready trim,