Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-11-21
LITTLE LOCALS

Don't forget the Thanksgiving ball.
V. c Bernard and wife drove over to
the new townsite this week
Thanksgiving ball at Owl hall, Thanks
giving evening, November 26.
John w. OBanion of Smith Valley
was Yerington visitor this week
Chas. Passay of the Montana cafe, is
spending the week in Reno on vaca-
/ ton.
Ed. Dyer has enclosed his residence
lot with neat picket fence. 1t improves
the looks of things.
Leave your order at the Pioneer Bak-
cry. Main street, for special mince pies
for Thanksgiving.
Sheriff D. P. Randall came from the
county seat Wednesday night on bust
ness connected with his office.
A team belonging to the Nevada Milk
and Produce Co. ran away Tuesday, and
smashed up the rig considerably.
Special mince pies made out of Cream
cry butter and the very best mince meat
for IS cents at the Pioneer Bakery.
Don't miss it.
The photograph tent. which has been
here since September, was taken down
Monday. Its owners are going to Cali
fornia for the winter.
Messrs. Gangnon & Morris of the Owl
barber shop have fitted up a first class
bath room with porcelain tubs and all
necessary accessories.
Mrs. w. c. Ross returned from EN-
bro, Ontario, Canada, Monday. Mrs.
Ross had pleasant trip and is we'll
pleased with her visit to the Northland.
Assemblyman-elect Ross returned from
a trip to Carson and Reno Tuesday
where he was visiting the Big Ones OF
the coming legislature.
f.. A. Harrington has made a long
prospecting tour and returned with a
large number of specimens of fnc COP
per ore. He is very enthusiastic over
the outlook.
Joe Brassard of Smith Valley was in
Yerington Tuesday. He reports the
gas well as still flowing and that a steady
fame, three feet high. results from ap-
plying light to the escaping gas.
Eddie Ross. Democratic assemblyman-
elect from Lyon county, is in Reno ex-
planning to the natives how he won by
such a large majority. Ross heads the
Yerington Boosters Club. Reno Jour
nal.
O. A. Palmer, mining engineer and
noted geologist of Salt Lake City, left
for home Wednesday. Mr.. Palmer had
spent two weeks looking over the valley
on both sides and is greatly pleased with
what he has learned of our mineral re-
sources.
Through an error in the copy, the ad,
vertisement and notices of the Thanks
giving ball read Thursday, November
%, instead of Thursday, November 2o,
The error does not effect the ball and
turkey supper in the least, and 1t will
occur on Thanksgiving evening, No.
vember 26, 1908.
The cement sidewalk i'll front of the
M. 4. church has been completed ano
adds materially to the appearanc;
of the church grounds, and of the stree
in that part of town. The thanks of th'
community are due to the pastor and
congregation of the church for Their
progressive spirit.
V. c. Bernard secured golden eagle
this week which he has added to his
collection of animals at the Bank saloon
The eagle, which is fine specimen
was trapped by Fred Hillygus in traI
set for coyotes. Mr.. Bernard has als'
lately acquired lynx, which is yet il
its native state of fierceness.
Ernest Leavitt, who accompanied hi
brother, G. A. Leavitt, to New Yorl
for treatment by specialists, reports thai
conditions are favorable for complete
cure. The specialists expect to com
plete the treatment and cure in abou
| four weeks. This is good news for boil
his family and his manv friends.
Frank Nelson, of the police force
made good arrest this week. Som'
time ago a valuable watch was stolen
but there seemed to be slight chance o
discovering the thief or finding tn
watch. BY careful system OF watching
Mr.. Nelson has done both. The suspec
finally confessing and telling where thu
watch was hidden. The watch was re
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