Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-07-29
BRIEF MENTION.

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A light frost visited the lower
end OF the valley Thursday night.
Andy Johnston and family left
tor the Lake Monday on a camping
trip.
H. K. Miller was an arrival from
his home in Idaho the first of the
week.
Rapid head way is being made in
constructing DR.. Leavitt's new drug
store.
The walls for the Kaufman and
Downey building are going up at
lively rate.
Miss Elizabeth Cooke, of Dayton,
has been engaged to teach the Meiss-
ner school in this valley.
DR. K. D. Smith and wife and w.
G. Gruber and wife lett Tuesday on
camping trip to Lake Tahoe.
Miss Gladys Jones was an ar
rival from Virginia City Monday on
visit to Mrs. G. w. Gallagher.
Miss Jennie Tonkin, of Virginia
City, has been elected to teach the
Gallagher school in this valley.
Mrs. L. D. Harden and two
children, OF Reno, are here on
visit to Mrs. Geo. Plummer, Jr.
C. w. Gallagher and family and
Miss Gladys Jones lett tor Lake
Tahoe on camping trip Wednes-
day.
Fred Burner intends to erect a
cottage on the lot just north of the
Leavitt drug store in the near
future.
Will Simpson and l.. r. Ames
were down from Smith Valley
Wednesday to attend the water
meeting.
r. a. Lovegrove, Farmerin-
Cha rye OF the Walker Lake Reser-
Tuesday.
Jim Benton, now representing
Mebius x Drescher Co., of Sacra-
mento paid the town a visit the first
OF the week.
-Chas Mcleod, Angus Mcleod,
Jim Barton and Tom Bergman lett
for the tall timber on a camping trip
Monday night.
Chris Hernleben and wife, Her
man Meissner and Charlie Whiting
lett tor the Leavitt Meadows Tues
day on camping trip.
A nice little thunder shower
cooled off the atmosphere Monday
afternoon, but hardly enough moist
ure fell to lay the dust.
M 4. Wilson, of the Lyon
County Bank, returned Wednesday
from an extended trip to San Fran
cisco and other California points.
-Ranchers desirious OF selling
their property will do we'll to list
same with the Lyon County Bank.
The Lyon COUNTY BANK.
Last Saturday was the hottest
day of the season so far, the Their
mometer reaching the 1903 mark. AT
Wabuska it registered 100 on that
date.
-Sagehen are wonderfully scarce
this season. The season opened on
the 18th, and as yet not bird has
shown itself anywhere near this
office.
-Born-In Yerington, July "a,
zoos, to the wife of Alex Murchie, a
son. Wife and child are doing well,
and if YOU think Alex. isn't you are
mistaken.
H. A. Paillon, one of the com
pany which recently took over the
Davidson and Lockwood mine, was
an arrival from San Francisco the
first OF the week.
Miss Clara Rammelkamp, of
Dayton, has been appointed Prin-
cipal of the Yerington school for the
coming term, and Miss Ida Cooper
az assistant teacher.
Capt. 0. a. Tibbetts came in last
Saturday, will remain few days
and leave for his home in Port
land to visit his family, after which
he will return here.
i. II. Harcourt and wife, who
have tor some years resided at Wa.
buska, LETT Wednesday for ellis,
where Mr.. Harcourt will take
charge of railroad affairs.
C. =. McMannon was an arrival
from Los Angeles Thursday and
continued on up to the Nevada
Chief mine at Rocklin, in which
property he is interested.
Assessor Randall drove out from
Dayton Wednesday to finish up
assessing property in this end of the
country. He was accompanied on
the trip by his wife and daughter.
For Sale-An Al mich COW with young calf
Cow is a half Jersey, gentle, and fine butter
producer. Price $50. Call on or address,
T. A. ANDERSON,