Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-09-26

Inc junior base ball team met WedDeS-
day evening and re-organized with George
Knierim as manager and Deane Dickson
as captain.
]. M. Feeny, the merchant prince of
Wabuska, was one of the delegates in
attendance at the Republican convention
last Monday.
There will be wrestling match be-
tween c. R. Boulden and Bert Knapp at
Owl Hall on October 8, for purse of
500 per side. .Ga.s <ss
FoUND-New hat, owner can have
same by proving property and paying for
t his advertisement. Mrs. Huntoon,
South Main street.
w. T. Campbell of Buckskin, one of
the original locators of the Kennedy Con-
solidated in that district, was Yering-
ton visitor Tuesday.
Fine line of fruit at the store of H.
Samuel. One of the best orders received
this year. Go and see for yourselves.
The school board received and us
tributed large amount of needed sup
plies for the school this week and teach
ers and pupils are happier.
District Attorney Miller came over
from the county seat last Thursday,
after nearly weeks hard work with
equalization of tax problems.
Mrs. B. vaillencour desires to an
nounce to the ladies of Yerington and
vicinity that she has just received new
line of fall millinery, and will be pleased
to have them give her call.
At the solicitation of many friends,
DR.. J. R. Masterson has decided to make
the race for member of the Assembly as
an Independent Republican. His petit
ion has been very generally signed.
Our thanks are due that successful
hunter, P. J. Leverich, for fine assort-
ment of ducks, part of half days sport
along the duck ponds. The ducks were
fine and were very much appreciated.
The Gospel Pavilion is up and the
first services will be held there tonight.
Subject: Prophetic History of the
World to the End Sunday evening:
Is the End of the World Near ?" Seats
are free and everybody welcome
c. F. Jacobson, of Oakland, Califor-
MIA, who has been here the past two
weeks looking over the country with his
friend, Lewis Trankel, started home to-
day. Mr.. Jacobson is well pleased with
our city and the surrounding country.
On account of delay in the delivery of
tax lists from Dayton, which were re-
ceived here Tuesday morning, though
having been mailed at Dayton on the
Friday previous, the Board OF Equaliza-
ton will meet on Saturday, October 5,
to hear complaints.
M. Segal returned from Rawhide last
Sunday, where he had been on business.
Mr.. Segal reports conditions in Rawhide
as good and that the town is rapidly re-
building after it's disastrous fire. He
has great faith in the future of the camp
and has interests there which he expects
will give him good returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Bartholomew gave
Might've party on Tuesday evening.
First prize awarded to Mr.. Kroeger and
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lightful lunch was served at midnight.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. Weber, MIR. and
Mrs. Kroeger and Mr. Noble.
Amos Fish, one of the old settlers of
Pine Grove, was Yerington visitor last
Saturday. Mr.. Fish reports that the
conditions around Pine Grove are of the
best and that all the people there are
prosperous. He also says that the wash
out on the road near there has been re-
paired and that travel is now unob-
structed.
Some of the boys who are fond of a
joke, set the town agog Sunday evening
by having fake telegram delivered
stating that Yerington had won the ball
game in Reno. There was much JOY
over the news, and some doubling ones
even secured bets ON the strength ol
their disbeliefs. But the real score is
good enough to be victory anyway.
The announcement of A. K. Pollard
for the position of member of the Assem-
bly, on the Republican ticket appears in
this issue of the Times. Mr.. Pollard is
a native of Lyon county, having been
born in Silver City, which place is still
his home. He is an energetic and
bright young man and one who should
make his mark if elected to the Assem-.
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