Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-07-06
BRIEF MENTION

The TIMES is on sale at Leavitt's drug
store.
There were about 5000 people in the
city on the Fourth.
Mrs. Alice Hilbun and daughter re-
turned from Reno the first of the week
Mrs. B. F. Baker is in from Nina on a
visit to Yerington friends and relatives
for short time
Mrs. J. B. Gallagher and children re-
turned from Reno last Sunday, where
they have been attending the University
Celebrate the Fourth and get your fire.
works at the Yerington Drug Co. S
store, where you will find good assort-
ment.
Mrs. Lizzie Sampson and son returned
last week from visit of several weeks
in San Francisco and other parts of CAL
ifornia
The Yerington Drug Co., being local
dealers, can and will guarantee their
goods and will stand back of their guar
antee.
The Reno Brokerage Co. has suspend
M DuolilCoo Oll dSNOuDl III tWO SullS, d2-
gregating $40, 600, being brought against
the concern.
Willie Mckenzie is out from Gold Hill
to take in the Yerington celebration and
visit his mother. Mrs. d. w. Mckenzie,
for few weeks.
If you haven't seen the new line of
Jewelry at the Yerington Drug Co. S
store it would pay you to do SO before
buying elsewhere
The water in the river raised quite
rapidly for couple of days this week
during the hot spell but receded just
about as rapidly.
Watches, Chains, Charms, Pins, Rings,
Back and Side Combs, ETC., just received
at the Yerington Drug Co. S store. Ger
tainly are beauties.
| Ira Wagner and wife and daughter
returned from California this week, Tues
day, where Mrs. Wagner has been on
visit for the past few weeks.
The Economic Drug Co. has just re-
ceived fresh supply of candies, gum
and cigars. Give them a call. Bridge
and Virginia streets.
Father Ryan left here this week, Tues
day, for Bodie, where the people of that
camp insisted that he must come to de-
liver the Fourth of July oration.
A big deal is on tap in the Buckskin
country. 1t has to do with the Kennedy
Consolidated mine and the consideration
involved is up in the six figures.
M. Price, of San Luis Obisopo, CAL, +,
is here on a visit to the Wagner broth
ers, and is incidentally looking after
mining investment or business opening.
Forty or fity new books have recently
been added to the circulating library at
the Yerington Drug Co. S store, all of
which are the latest works by the best
authors.
Mrs. Samuel Smith and Mrs. George
Blakeley and son, of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, were arrivals here this week
on visit to DIR. and Mayor Smith, Mrs.
Smith sons.
]. c. Gallagher returned last Sunday
from two weeks trip to San Francisco
and other California points, where he
had been on a combined business and
pleasure trip.
Dades Little Liver Pills keep the sys-
tenn clean, the stomach sweet. Prompt
relief for headache and biliousness.
Good for all the family. Sold by Yer
ington Drug Co.
1t is stated that the furniture and fix
lures for the new Ish Co. bank are at
Wabuska and that they will be brought
to Yerington and installed in the new
Leavitt building next week.
Tom Harris is again butting around
the town, having arrived here the latter
part of last week. We didn't think Tom
could stay away from the camp much
longer, especially after it became city.
George w. Webster and wife and the
Misses Violet and Lillian Webster were
down from their East Walker home to
celebrate the Fourth in Yerington. They
came down in Mr.. Webster's big, new,
red automobile.
Again we would like to enquire what
is being done to secure a supply OF fuel
for Yerington for the coming Winter.
Now is the time to order coal if expect
to have it delivered by the time cold
weather arrives.
Work on the new saloon building to
be erected OH Main street, just above
the Owl, by Lashbaugh and Lamberton,
was begun last Saturday. A substantial
stone foundation is now nearly COM
pleted, and the work of construction
will be pushed along just as rapidly as
the material can be placed on the ground.
c. T. Humphries, Cripple Greek
mining man, was an arrival in the dis
trict the first of the week to look over
the mining properties here, and he may
become interested in some of them be-
fore he gets away. He is more than
pleased with what he has seen so far and