Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-11-07
LITTLE LOCALS
Hard Times-November 20.

A. B. Nelson is nursing an infected
thumb.
The Carnival next Friday-at the
rink-go.
Har Times coming sure. Be here
November 20.
w. C. Gilmore left for Carlin Thurs
day for stay.
Mrs. Kernell and son, Clarence, left
for Reno last week.
W. II. Swank, OF Lovelock, was a
Yerington visitor this week.
]. D. Mcdonald went to Wabuska yes
terday to look over the oil fields.
r. G. Merritt came in from the hills
to vote and see how the election went.
NJ. Segal came over from Rawhide
election day to cast his vote in Yerington.
Be in costume at the Carnival at the
rink on Friday evening, November IS,
1873.
Arthur Montague is convalesent from
an attack of typhoid fever at the Union
hospital.
District Attorney Miller and County
Clerk Melarkey returned to Dayton
Wednesday.
The stockholders of the Greenwood
Ditch Company will hold a meeting here
today at p. IN.
Ladies' and children's fall and winter
underwear, silk and woolen shawls etc,
just in at Smiths.
w. II. McKeown has purchased res
idence from v. Sittel aud will soon be
at home in his new home.
To find out about the Hard Times that
will strike us on November 20, ask any
member of the Yerington Commercial
Club.
The republican meeting last Monday
night was we'll attended and Albert ID.
Ayers. the speaker, made very good
address.
The Yerington Creamery base ball
boys played the Yerington Juniors last
Sunday and defeated the latter by a
score Of Is to IL.
The Women's Book Club will be in
charge at the Carnival Friday evening,
November l5 You will miss good
time If you miss this.
Eugene Grutt, c. c. Dunning, F.
Gross and c. b. Holman came over from
Rawhide Wednesday in an auto to look
after some mining business.
George West went to Virginia City on
election day and had charge of sending
the returns from there to this place that
night. He did good job of it too.
w. C. Pitt, grand chancellor of the
grand domain of Nevada, Knights of
Pythias, was here this week and met
with that order on Thursday night.
The democratic rally last Saturday
was very well attended and the big bon
FIRE attracted much attention. Judge
Bartine gave the voters very good talk.
c. r. Meissner, ]. f. Holland and w.
c. Ross acted as inspectors and w. A.
Hunter, T. ]. vicks, w. F. Powers and
NJ. Il. Leavitt as clerks of the election
held last Tuesday. They had long,
hard siege OF it, too.
Leslie SMALL was elected member OF
the assembly from Ormsby county last
Tuesday. Mr.. SMALL has been a men,
Der before and has the brains and ability
TO be a good one. His many friends in
Yerington are much pleased and with
the Times extend congratulations.
Bert Knapp has some samples of ore
from his mine, the Stockton group on
exhibition at the Golden State Saloon
which are fine specimens. They run
about 22 l-2 per cent copper and the
ledge was cut only about rs feet from
the surface. Mr.. Knapp promises full
report OF his mine in the near future.
Born-On Monday, November 2, 1908,
to Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Perry, a son.
Mrs. Perry Is a daughter of w. c. Ross,
and Grandpa Ross. who was a member
of the election board, was as pleased as
a boy. This Is the sixth successive son
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Perry, and tins
one arrived just in time to be able to
vote on his 2lst birthday.
The American Mining Congress meets
at Pittsburg, Pa. December 2, 3, 4 and
S, 1908. Mayor Smith has the privilege
of appointing two delegates to represent
us at that conventions; his appointments
are not yet made but ne will no doubt
fill the appointments with men who will
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