Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-11-04


with a number of cases of smallpox.
Milton Waiss, the S. F. shoe man,
registered at the Holland Wednesday.
o. F.. Shinn, the S. F. candy man,
registered at the Holland last Sunday.
]. G. Ericsson, of Wabuska, was here
on business couple of days this week.
NONE BETTER GROWN
ESCALON HAVANA CIGARS.
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Lew Ross and Ross Thompson came
in from the Butte Yerington copper
property yesterday.
Vim. Dexheimer registered at the
Holland last Sunday and left for Pine
Grove on business Monday.
Raw Catterson and wife were arrivals
from Rawhide Thursday and expect to
make Yerngton their home.
Carson Compton, Supt. of the Fallon
sheep ranch on the East Walker, was i'll
town Wednesday on business.
Mark Shaw, an East Walker mining
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week, registered at the Holland.
G. w. Irvine, of Medford Or, was
visiting Frank Stewart and wife, of Yer
ington, for few days this week.
w. II. Ryer, representing the Crucible
Steel Co., of San Francisco, was here
this week looking over trade conditions.
A. p. Ceander, a sheet metal worker,
of Reno, is here doing the sheet-metal
work on the new court house building.
For Sale-Light spring wagon; seats;
new pole and neck yoke; l set double
harness. c P. Upton, Holland House
Antoine Tamagni fide suit in the Dis
trict Court this week for a divorce from
Lena Tamagni on the grounds of deser
ton.
c. D. Long, one of the new settlers
in Smith Valley, was down from Hud
son the first of this week for a load of
supplies.
George Budd, an oldtimer here, drop
ped in from California the first of the
week. He is prospecting for a company
of California people.
J.. Ouartquin, a smelterman from Van
couver registered at the Holland Mon
day and has taken position at the new
smelter at Thompson.
land the first of the week He was here
on business connected with the settle
ment eff his mothers estate.
Between Wabuska and the Pen
rose ranch, Lugar automatic pistol and
rope Finder please return to NJ. r.
Penrose and receive $40 reward.
N. G. Douglass left for Los Angeles
again Thursday after closing up the deal
for the Nichol ranch He will be i'll
Yerington again in week or so.
Ed Whiting shot young wildcat one
day last week while on his way home
from the Touring mill The pelt is a
pretty one and he sold it for 81.
ESCALON HAVANA CIGARS.
HANDMADE-THEY SMOKE
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George Magneson and w. f.. Thorn,
of San Jose. registered at the Holland
last Saturday, and went up to their Mt
Grant mining property Monday.
L.aRose, the convict who escaped from
the road gang in Washoe county last
week, is still at large, and there are
slight hopes of catching him now.
Nels Erickson was an arrival from
Rawhide Thursday and likes the place
so well that he intends to send for his
wife and make this place his home.
The Modern Woodmen of America, of
Yerington, are preparing to give grand
ball here on Thanksgiving night. Don't
make any other dates that evening.
p. J. Duffy and Ed Conway are in
from Rawhide spending some of the
money they Just received from a sale of
their mining property in that camp.
r. Waldman, electrician, came in
from Reno last Sunday to take charge of
the electric work being done at the
Bluestone and Mason Valley mines.
lack Hamlin blew in from California
the first of the week where he was ell
gagged in the fruit business during the
summer He brought with him a box
of prunes and a sack of dried apricots
as souvenirs.