Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-07-01
LITTLE LOCALS


]. M. Kuckley, of Reno, registered at
the Holland Thursday.
J. S. Reed, of Chicago paid the camp
business visit this week.
rW Choicest wines, liquors and CT
CARS, at the l.. & l.. Bar If
A delightful smoke = Escalon Havana
cigars-at the Bank saloon. If
tg Belmont whiskey for medical
purposes, at the L. & l.. Bar. If
Robert Bank, of Kansas City, regis
tered at the Holland Thursday.
Charlie Young left for Jamestown,
Cal, Monday on a mining trip
Mike Sava was in from Morningstar
the first of this week on business.
*** I4ittell at the postofiice, keeps
sewing machines for sale or rent. If
For RENT A four-room furnished
cottage. Inquire of the TIMES april If
7. /. Wilson was down from Nordyke
couple of days this week on business.
Will Cremer. of San Francisco, was in
town this week, and registered at the
Holland.
7. Sterile was down from Sunrise
the first of the week and registered at the
Commercial.
!. J. Griffin, of Bridgeport, paid Yer
ington visit this week and registered
at the Holland.
+. H. Hankel was down from the coal
mine operations OH the Fast Walker
again this week.
Charlie Hemler, the tonsorial artist is
back from California, and may conclude
TO locate here permanently.
7. NJ. Kelley, of Reno, registered at
the Commercial this week. He is EN-
ployed on the courthouse job.
II. l. Moore and wife were down from
Mason Yesterday, Mr.. Moore having /
business before the District Court.
Mrs. r. Delos Smith was entertained I
at dinner last SUNDAY by Mrs. Nick (
Hironvmous at her home on lower Main
Street
The river. after falling a couple of
feet last week, is again raising, but is
not yet up to the high water mark made /
this year.
John Dixon and Frank Lewis came in I
Thursday from Coal Valley to get
heavier drill for operation on their coal
prospects.
uniforms this week and now make a
very creaditable appearance They have
improved greatly in drill work during T
the week.
Lam's store will be open Monday T
evening, the Sd, and the morning of
the 4th until noon, and from 5 to in
the evening.
+. i Treadwell, attorney for Miller & /
Lux, was an arrival from San Francisco /
Thursday morning on business connected /
with water matters in this valley.
The ball supper on the Fourth will be
served at the Commercial Hotel This
is an assurance that it will be all that
the most fastidious epicure can desire.
The new MCGOWAN home on the ranch
is nearly completed and will be a neat
and attractive up-to-date farm cottage,
of six rooms bath, pantry closets, etc
Mrs Joe Fothergill, of Wabuska, is
suffering from an attack of blood-poison-
ing i'll her hands, caused by slight
scratches, but is now OH the road to re-
covery.
The Nugent boys have moved their
shoe shop from the corner of Main and
Broadway to the building formerly occu
pied by Gus Nye, just north of the |
Holland House.
A. S. Watts, of Reno, paid Yerington |
a visit this week after visiting Morning |
star and the Nevada Douglas mine. He
is very favorablv impressed with what
he saw of our district
The cool nights have aided in keeping
the snow in the higher hills from melt
ing and coming down rapidly for the
last week, for which ranchers and ditch
owners are thankful.
w w Coleman. who has been meas
urng water in the Walker River for
some weeks past. has about completed
his duties He reports at the high stage
the river was running about ) 500 second
feet
All Pythian Sisters of Greenfield Tenn
pie No. II. who attend the dance on the
night of July Fourth are requested to
dress in white and wear a badge of the
colors of the Order BY order of the
NJ. +. c.
+. w. Simpson was down from Smith
Valley this week. He has been up in
the mountains recently and. SAYS there is
an immense amount of snow there vet,
and when it melts the farmers of this
Automobile drivers will please take
notice that there is city ordinance
which prohibits travelling at a rate to
exceed eight miles an hour through the
streets in the city After this, il the
officer catches YOU and you have to pay
a fine. don't get sore.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Knierim will
open up the Commercial Hotel dining
room to-day. They have the name of
serving about the best meals that can be
obtained any where and will undoubtedly
do good share of the business of the
community in this line.
There is a report abroad that the Ken
nedv Con mine. at Buckskin is soon to
be started up by the owners and devel-
oped to considerable depth. From
surface showines and work so far done
it ought to prove one of the big copper
producers of the district.
Frank and Jaw Mann were down from