Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-04-29
LITTLE LOCALS

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Foresters' ball. Owl Hall, Nav II.
Alfalfa seed for sale at Lam's 4-22-2t
Judge Mack of Reno was in the city
yesterday.
4. A. Dyer was up from Wabuska
yesterday.
G. w. Lucy left Tuesday for Goldfeld
on short business trip.
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gars, at the L. & L. Bar. tt
A delightful smoke Escalon Havana
cigars at the Bank saloon. If
tg Belmont whiskey for medical
purposes, at the l.. & l.. Bar. tt
#*# Littell, at the postoffice, keeps
sewing machines for sale or rent. If
+. G. Horbold and wife, of Wabuska,
paid Yerington visit yesterday.
|. l.. Henderson, of Reno, was regis
tered at the Holland Wednesday.
Call for and smoke Escalon Havana
cigars. Bank saloon, distributors. If
Invitations are out for big banquet by
the Eagles at their hall on May 5th.
For RENT A four-room furnished
cottage Inquire of the TIMES. aprlo tt
lanes r. Moore, of Mason, was reg
istered at the Commercial last Sunday.
The best in Tobacco-Escalon Ha-
yana cigars. For sale at Bank saloon. tt
A. NJ. Howat, of Los Angeles, was
registered at the Commercial last Satur-
day.
Bill Langevin the indefatigable coaxer
for trade, paid Yerington visit Tues
day.
II. Pennington, of the Native Copper
Co., was in OH business the first of this
week.
*New line children's Oxfords and
EASY Walker" shoes at Arends & Han
sons.
Assembvman Fallon was down from
his East Walker ranch on business the
first OF the week.
T.. J. Schrader, of Sonora, Mexico,
was registered at the Commercial the
first of this week.
!. J. level has completed building a
nice new fence in front of his residence
on Nevada street.
II. c. Bubar has completed new 40
foot picket fence i'll front of his resi-
dence on California street.
]. w. O'Banion and Frank Mann were
in from Kinds Hot Springs Tuesday in
their big Mathison machine.
A. B. Kurlbuk, representing a Stock
ton farm implement company, was reg
stered at the Holland yesterday.
From this evening henceforth the mu-
sic at the Bowdish Theater will be fur
nished by the Yerington orchestra.
Thomas Russell, engineer at the Ne
vada- Douglas was in from Morningstar
and registered at the Holland yesterday.
Mr.. Henderson, salesman for the
Nevada Packing Company, of Reno,
was in Yerineton on business Wednes-
day.
Frank Simpson was down from Smith
Valley the first of the week and contin-
ued on to San Francisco on water bust
ness.
The Woman's Club, of Mason, will
give Fancy Dress Ball at Spragg Hall,
Saturday evening, April %. Dancing
from to Il. 4-l5-3t
Ed Nickerson and family have moved
to their ranch just northeast of town and
Ed is going into the vegetable and
chicken business.
Fred Sherwood has put a small gaso-
line engine to work III his ASSAY Office tc
handle the crushers and grinders. Lots
of business now
Geo. S. Magneson, of San Jose, Cal.
was an arrival here this week and con-
tinued on to the Mount Grant country
to look at some mining interests there.
Commissioners Strosnider and Martin
left for Dayton Thursday on business
connected with the removal OF the Lyon
county records from Dayton to Nering-
ton.
John Poppin, who is doing consider
abb work at Chipmunk Springs, was in
Yerington a few days this week. lie
reports thirgs looking good in his dis
trict.
J. c. Adler, who has been making
regular trips to Yerington for years past,
was a visitor last Sunday. He repre-.
SCENTS the Sacramento Glass & Crockery
Company.
Frank Freeman and Charlie Jones
father and husband OF Mrs Jones, who