Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-07-18
LOCAL ITEMS TOO
SHORT FOR HEADS

City this week.
Even the eyes of Goldfeld mining
men are turned this way.
The Ladies' Aid Society took in $3.50
from the 4th of July dinner.
F. c. Morris was lucky this week and
won the silver set at Knierim's.
c. ]. Streeter and wife of Gold6eld
are registered at the Yerington hotel.
J. A. Scott and Barney Little of Wa
buska were in this city Thursday evening.
Attorney c. H. Miller was attending
a session of court at Dayton this week.
When business is slow just use some
of your spare time boosting and adver-
tising.
Mrs. II. Pilkington and children left
Sunday for a two weeks visit in the
hills near Sunrise.
John F. Cook and wife left the first of
the week for Reno. Mr.. Cook was work
ing at the Bank saloon.
James K. Keelyn and son, James L., of
Goldfeld, were looking after their mill
ing interests here this week.
New cement sidewalks have been put
in on the west side of Main street in
front of the kaufman property.
The young son of J. c. Hunter, who
recently recovered from an attack of
scarlet fever, is quite sick again.
w. B. Edwards spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in the city looking after the
interests of the lumber company.
]. Walter Handy has decided not to
return to Yerington and will probably
locate permanently in Los Angeles.
Died Monday, July Is, of infiama
ton of the bowels, Gale Hunt, Is months
of age The funeral was held Wednes-
day.
Judge Harmon and DIR. Masterson are
out on fishing trip. We are prepared
for some awful fish stories when they
return.
d. Lawson left yesterday for Crater,
Mono county, California, where he will
enjoy two weeks camping out with those
who have gone before.
A. ]. Webster was in Dayton this
week courting He is a married man,
but was compelled to attend court, as he
was an interested party in lawsuit.
II. F. Holmshaw and wife, H. c. Cut
ter and Bud Lefevre were visitors from
Goldfeld this week. The gentlemen
were inspecting gold properties up the
East Walker.
When you go 10 town just follow the
crowd;
They are all on their way to Vic Ber-
nard's.
Agent for Bodie Steam Beer.
Owing to the fact that the mail now ar
rives and is distributed in the morning,
the Times will hereafter mail early Sat
urday morning its entire list and discon-
tinue the house deliveries.
The activity in the old Cambridge dis
trict is certainly encouraging. Before
many months the Wheeler, Rockland
and Golden Glory will be milling ore
and shipping gold to the mint.
Seven carloads of lumber are being
hauled to Mason City and the hotel at
that place will soon be in course of erec-
ton. Manager Kidder is going to keep
things moving in spite of hot weather.
Vic Bernard, Jr, has had tickets print
ed and is manager of a shining estab-
lishment of his own. The young man is
getting into business for himself early in
life, but it is safe to predict that he will
be successful.
VIM. M. Ross, champion driller of
Nevada, returned to Yerington this
week. He says this is the only district
that is not on the bum. He is partly
right. This district is prospering but
there are some others.
Mrs. A. Vaillencour and daughters,
Alma and Adele, have returned from
Virginia City, where the young ladies
were attending school. Next year it
will be unnecessary for our young people
to leave home to get an education.
Just to be doing something the editor
of the Times would like to trade some
Denver, Colorado, property for some
Yerington realty. If there is anyone
who who wants to live close to the big
gest and best city in the west, on a small
fruit and vegetable farm, We can give
them bargain in trade.