Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-04-08

p. ID. LaMontanva. of San Francisco,
representing the Freidburg's distillery,
was registered at the Commercial Sun
day.
Mr. Businessman if YOU don't get an
advertisement in the TIMES soon you
will feel lonesome when YOU look over
the paper.
Boy Scout Shoes also ladies' oxfords;
tan, gun metal and patent leather, at
Arends & Hanson's. Exclusive agents
for MAYER shoes. apr sgt
Leon Willis, who had his foot crushed
and ankle sprained i'll mine accident
some weeks ago, is around with the aid
of cructh and cane.
John Nagle, the Rawhide storekeeper,
paid Yerington short business visit this
week He reports things on the inn
prove in that camp.
Mrs James Hardy was down from
Smith the first of the week on a short
visit to friends. She expects to join her
HtlSDdlltl III DOtlC oOOls
The Bowdish theater was packed last
Sunday night to see the repetition of the
Fall of Babylon. A number of other
| fine films were also shown.
Chas. Noble, with +. r. Lam, is back
from trip to San Francisco and Sacra-
mento. He says Yerington is the only
place on earth for him. after all
Fred Fiscus and wife and baby arrived
here Tuesday from California, and went
on to the Nevada Douglas, where Mr..
F'iscus has secured employment.
A big audience witnessed the repro
duction of the Fall of Babylon" at the
Bowdish theatre last Sunday night.
Several other fine films were also run.
+. ]. Vicks and Joe Mckay, of this
place, went to Carson the first of the
week on Federal jury duty. The former
returned Thursday and the latter was
held
Phil Stacey has traded back his old
Mitchell car and is giving it a thorough
overhaulng. When he gets through
tinkering with it the car will be as good
as new again.
Deputy Sheriff Bugbee, of Ramsey,
registered at the Holland this week. He
was looking for jurors i'll the Phillips
case and appeared to be having hard
time to find them.
AL Marsal is fixing up his old Peerless
car and making roadster out of it. The
car is a four cylinder 37-horse- power
machine and can negotiate any grade
in this section of the country
Mrs. Pearl A. Ball, of Reno, paid Yer
ing a visit Thursday. She has decided
to open lodging house in Morningstar
which will be built by the company in
time to be occupied by the first of June.
w. H. Gould came over from the
Nevada Douglas Tuesday to meet his
wife and little daughter, who arrived
from California and will make their home
at the mine, where Mr.. Gould is en-
ploved as blacksmith and machinist.
w Chancellor, FL Sidelo, Optimo,
Brown Palace, Cordove, Republica, La
Turina, "a international and Dry Gil
mate cigars Can YOU beat that assort-
ment? All carried at the l.. & L..
Bar. tt
Day officer Erway put the city team on
the sprinkler this week and laid the
dust on Main street, much to the appre-
citation of the business men and mer-
chants of the town, as the wind had be-
gun to blow the dust about quite lively.
If YOU have well located land or good
business proposition for sale at reason
I ohio M a 1nclnSinq
self-addressed stamped envelope for re-
ply. Owners only.) Address J. c.
Ross, $40 I'd avenue south. Minneapolis,
MINI. apr Sat
!. A. Manning, General Superintend-
ent, and H. II. Bodder, Assistant Hy
draulic Engineer for the Truckee River
General Electric Co, were i'll this week
from Reno, going over the construction
work This work is gong on rapidly
under Constructing Engineer Wright,