Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-12-02
LITTLE LOCALS


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James Campbell was in from Yelling
ton yesterday.
H. c. Hughes of Reno, registered at
the Holland Sunday.
+. Willing, of Rawhide, registered at
the Holland Tuesday.
J. Coyle, the San Francisco potato
buyer, was i'll Tuesday.
~ Choicest wines, liquors and CT
gars, at the L. & L. Bar. If
R. NJ. Higgins, electrician was up
from Thompson Wednesday.
~ Belmont whiskey for medical
purposes, at the l.. & l.. Bar. If
Miss Edna Richards registered at the
Holland from Wabuska this week.
Chas Kinds, of Smith Valley, was
doing business in town yesterday.
W. H. Frazee, the mercantile man,
was over from Ludwig last Sunday.
H. Frank, representing Neustadter
Bros, of San Francisco, is i'll the city
Carson Compton registered at the Hol-
land yesterday from the Fallon ranch.
Capt. J. Shay, the mining man of
Schurz, was at the Holland Yesterday.
7. P. Conway, from Sacramento, was
registered at the Commercial yesterday.
NJ. Delray, Superintendent of the Pine
Grove Mines Co., was in the city We'd
nesday.
Miss Bessie Sperry is here from Car
son on Visit to Mrs. George West and
other friends.
J. W. Harris, of Carson City, is look
ing over the land investment situation
in the valley.
Pay your taxes before next Monday
night or they will become delinquent
and costs added.
c. A. Lundy, the automobile man OF
Reno, stopped in the city on his way
home from Bishop this week.
Mrs Warren Hauser was an arrival
from Berkeley last Sunday to join her
husband here for few weeks.
Miss Mary West was home from the
University this week to eat Thanksgiv
ing dinner with relatives at home.
H. Samuel and wife and children left
last Sunday for Oakland, where they
will probably reside in the future
]. NJ Sully was down from the coal
district this week He reports some
very fine development being done.
ESCALON HAVANA CIGARS.
HANDsMA DE-THEY SMOKE
BANK SALOON. tt
For Sale-Light spring wagon; ? seats
new pole and neck yoke; l set double
harness. G P. Upton, Holland House.
c. A. Terwiliger and wife left the
first of the week for San Francisco and
other coast points to spend the winter.
J. l.. Higginbotham, of Ogden, regis
tered at the Holland Tuesday. He is
looking over the valley for investment.
II. Paula, of Bodie, passed through
the city Thursday OH his way to Seven
Troughs, where he is interested i'll min
ing.
Frank Downey, Sr., and Frank Dow
ney, IT,, were arrivals from Reno the
first of the week and will remain for a
time.
Be right. Go to Wright. Get the
right kind of tonsorial work. Right in
the old bank building, right on Main
street. oct Zl-i
A. Scossia, the dairyman, bought
large DeLaval cream separator from the
Dillon & West concern this week to
facilitate his business.
Mrs. Bowes, mother of Miss Florence
Bowes teacher at the High School, was
an arrival here this week to make Yer
ington her future home.
LOST Between Wabuska and the Pen
rose ranch, Lugar automatic pistol and
rope. Finder please return to Nj. r..
Penrose and receive $50 reward.
+. +. Morris was in from Pumpkin
Hollow this week. He is negotiating a
bond and lease on his mining property
there to some Rawhide parties.
F.. II. Coe, representing the Horse
shoe Nail Co., registered at the Holland
Wednesday. He is a long ways from
home, as heregisters from Zion.
II. T.. Cain, the Utah and Reno cream
cry man, was at the Holland Tuesday
interviewing the dairy men of the val
ley regarding the purchase of cream for
shipment to outside points.
The local lodge of Eagles is going tc
give grand mask ball in the Eagle
Hall, Yerington, on Christmas night.
Don't make any other dates for that
night.
NONE BETTER GROWN