Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-12-14
!. THE HOME FOLKS
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THE STRANGER IN OUR MIDST

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f. H. Whitacre returned Tuesday
from Rawhide.
II. Piikington was in Dayton this week
ON legal business.
l.. r. Stockwell was a visitor from
DAYTON this week.
F. ]. Lenhard was an arrival from
Buckskin Tuesday.
Born-In this city, December 7, to the
wife of P. ]. Stacy, son.
Ace Mitchell of Topaz was circulating
among his friends Tuesday.
Born--In this city. December 9, to the
wife of w. N. Wood, son.
Born In this city, December S. to the
wife of Ernest Wagner, son.
H. M. Schooley, prominent Smith
valley farmer, was in town yesterday.
Born In this city, December IL. to
the wife of ]. ]. ,Sellman, daughter.
w. E. Trent of Reno passed through
this city Tuesday en- route to Rawhide.
al Livingston. the Carson liquor man,
was in Yerington Wednesday seeing old
friends.
c w. Horstman, San Francisco
drummer, was in town Wednesday doing
business.
District court will convene at DAYTON
on the 18th instant and continue for
three days.
D. A. Griffin, a business man of Fal-
Ion, was in Yerington this week taking
in the sights.
]. E. Pelton of Reno registered at the
Yerington this week. He was OH his
way to Rawhide.
Vernon Frederick was in Yerington
Tuesday from Rawhide, returning to the
latter place Wednesday.
| want few good lots close to the
business center of town. What have
You for sale? See Moler.
A. d. Renfro, the automobile man,
arrived in town Tuesday from Reno. He
was headed towards Rawhide.
T. ]. Jones. Sparks real estate man,
pail Yerington visit Wednesday He
is looking after his mining interests in
this section
Sheriff Dick Randall was securing the
southern end of the county this week
hunting iurvmen to serve at the next
session of court.
Painters have been busily at work this
week covering the outside of the school
house with coat of white paint, adding
much to its appearance.
O. H. Some has returned from bus
mess trip to Southern Nevada. During
his few minutes stay in Nina he wit
messed the shooting of Francis Burton.
Will Haferon of. Tonopah has arrived
in Yerington to do assessment work on
a group of claims owned by Tonopah
people. George Drysdale accompanied
him..
Charles E. Schrieber was down from
the East Walker this week. Mr.. Schrie-
Der is interested in mines at Mount Grant
and was here in the interests of his prop
erty
Fred Wightman was over from Fallon
the middle of the week. Mr.. Wightman
is feeding number of beef cattle in the
valley and is kept busy running between
the two places.
James E. McDermott. superintendent
of the Wabuska Copper Mines company,
is back from San Francisco and was in
Yerington Tuesday transacting business
for his company.
Work on the new bridge across Walker
river is progressing satisfactorily. The
piles are all in place attention being now
devoted to the passage-way. 1t is be-
lieved that travel over the cutoff will
be made possible within the next ten
days.
D. v. Gelder was up from Oakland
the early part of the week on touring
Inspection of the Flyer group of copper
claims in Buckskin. He says the out
look at the property was never better,
and predicts that before long the FLYER
will be adding its quota of copper to the
country's needs.
The following rates have been secured
Tor teachers wishing to attend the teach
ers' meeting to be held at Carson, De-
eember 1920, inclusive: The Southern
Pacific will give one and one-fourth
fares, the Tonopah and Goldfeld road,
half rates. The Virginia & Truckee re-
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