Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-12-09
LITTLE LOCALS


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Ty Cool beer at the l.. & l.. If
Miss Sperry returned to Carson last
Sunday
Cold Budweiser beer at the CONNER
cial bar.
Capt. J. Shay, Of Schurz, is i'll the city
for few days
~ Choicest wines, liquors and CT
CARS, at the l.. & l.. Bar. #
Commissioner Strosnider was down
from his ranch Wednesday
Eg Belmont whiskey for medical
purposes, at the L. & L. Bar. If
Harry Record, of Baker & Hamilton,
was in on business this week
Judge Langan was an arrival here
from Virginia City Thursday.
After the show drop into Burner and
get hot beef tea, chocolate or soda.
Miss Mary West returned to the Uni
versity last Sunday to resume her studies.
Mason Mcleod is now in the employ
of Arends & Hanson, in their Yerington
store.
G Gordon Bryson Fletcher, of the big
town of Reno, registered at the Holland
OH Thursday of this week.
Joe McEachin of Thompson, Diggs
& Co., Sacramento was in visiting Yer
ing merchants this week.
Frank Hanson left for San Francisco
and other points last Sunday on visit
for a couple of weeks or more.
There are close to one hundred men
now employed at the Nevada Douglas
mine and the gypsum quarries.
During the absence of Frank Brooks,
II. H. Steck will do all kinds of plumb
ing and timing for Dillon & West.
T. E. Quinville, daughter and two sons
came down from Bodie Wednesday with
Stewart Cain, travelling by automobile
"Geneal Tom Mayne, of Silver City
was an arrival in Yerington Thursday
on grand jury duty, remaining until
today.
Be right. Go to Wright Get the
right kind of tonsorial work. Right in
the old bank building, right on Main
street oct 2l-tf
]. W. Thompson, the catt1eman, has
been i'll town the past week looking
after the beef cattle lie is feeding in the
valley.
Frank Brooks is out of the hospital in
San Francisco and will be home in
couple Of weeks with his injured eye as
good as new.
! c. II. Green, the engineer who has
charge of the construction of the city
water system, was in town for a few
hours Monday
J. Haslett, representing the Hibling
Hat Co., of San Francisco, was display
ing his samples in the building next to
the Owl Monday.
George Kenney, representing the Hol-
brook, Merrill & Stetson plumbing con
Germ of San Francisco paid erington a
business visit this week
II. r. Brown, representing the Son
nerfeld Flower and Feather Co., of San
Francisco, had his samples on display
at the Holland Monday
Sol Rosenblaum, representing Rosen-
blaum Bros, of Salt Lake City, drygoods
and clothing dealers, paid Yerington
business visit Wednesday.
I. Hopkins, the cigar man for Michal
itschke Bros. & Co. of San Francisco,
was looking after the needs Of the cigar
trade in the city this week.
b. Cremetti, who was suffering from
blood-posoning and in a serious condi-
ton last week, is now improving and
is said to be out of danger.
NONE BETTER GROWN
ESCALON HAVANA CIGARS.
BANK SALOON. If
postofiice has been established at
the Wichman ranch, on the East Walker
River, in Mineral county and Mr. Wich-
man has been appointed postmaster.
From the looks of the store windows
i'll Yerngton it is not going to be neces-
sary for any one to send away from home
for Christmas presents of any kind
Miss George Kaufman, Miss Marion
Mckenzie and Miss Alma Vaillencour
returned last Sunday from Reno, where
they attended the Teachers Institute
last week.
Mr.. T. w. Clark will give lecture in
the High School Friday evening, De
cember IS, at s o'clock on the geological
formation of Mason Valley The public
is invited
The malady which caused the death of
many hogs in this section seems to have
subsidized. Very few deaths are now re-
norte1 aud nearly aVerV ranri Iac baat,