Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-09-16
LITTLE LOCALS


Supply Co.
Sam Gilbert has moved into the Sher-
wood assay office.
tYs Choicest wines, liquors and CT
CARS, at the l.. & l.. Bar. tt
A. Nelson, of Schurz, registered at
the Commercial this week.
Beef cattle i'll the Reese River country
are selling for S35 per head.
20 Belmont whiskey for medical
purposes, at the l.. & l.. Bar. tt
+. !. Tyndal, of Sacramento, regis
tered at the Commercial this week.
Chas Beckman, the mining man, was
up from Schurz OH visit this week.
ESCALON HAVANA CIGARS.
GRANDDAUGHTER SMOKE
BANK SALOON. tt
Dillon & West have Just received a
nice line of heating stoves for both wood
and coal.
A. c. SAWYER and A. Boyd, of Well
ington registered at the Commercial
this week.
lack Rayborn blew i'll from the mount
aims this week and registered at the
Commercial.
n. II. Van Alstine the popular Yer
ington druggist, left for Reno this week
to ride the big Elk
Mrs. A. +. Whitman, who has been
i'll for couple of weeks past is now on
the road to recovery.
Mrs T. A. Dyer, of Wabuska is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Hayes, of Yer
ington, for a week or two.
+. T. O'Grady, Special Agent for the
Fire Association of Philadelphia, paid
Herington a visit this week.
Mrs. Fred Burner returned Wednes-
day from a visit to Lovalton, Cal, where
her father and mother reside.
Andy West has purchased the Gagnon
residence on California street and moved
in, and is at home to all callers.
J. G. Kaufman is now night watch
man at the Empire Nevada property,
across the river from Yerington.
Ed Mayfield, the painter and paper
hanger, is at Thompson town putting
the finishing touches on the whole
works
T.. T. Carson, the mining man of Ma
son Pass. is in the city, and states that
things are looking up i'll that part of the
district.
NONE BETTER GROWN
ESCALON HAVANA CIGARS.
BANK SALOON. tt
Frank Morris has bought the interest
of Louis Gagnon in the Owl barber shop
and is now the whole thing i'll that in
stitution.
Bob Tillay is laid up in the Yerington
hospital with a poisoned hand, the result
of getting tangled up with a piece of
lnrbed wire.
+. p. Beaman. of Smith Valley, has
been visiting Yerington friends this
week, also his son, Ralph who is attend /
ing high-school.
A. G. Gutheil. of Salt Lake, was All
arrival here Thursday and IS arranging
10 start work OH The Mason Valley Ex-
tension property.
George Prinele, Alex Cameron and
Jim Pringle, with Dutch as chauffeur,
took trip to Sunrise this week to look
over the country.
Three new pupils commenced high
school work this week, making ~ pupils
now Several more will register this
month, it is expected.
Henry Knierm and wife returned |
from Sacramento Thursday, where they
have been visiting friends and relatives
for several weeks past.
I. G. Young and G.. T.. Leavtt, of the
Lyon County Board of Education visited
the high. school this week and found
things in ship shape order.
= great many of the valley Piutes are
now i'll the mountains gathering pine
nuts They report a good crop, which
to them indicates a severe winter.
Ward Bros. have bought the interest
of George Calder in the building firm OF
Ward Bros & Calder, and the firm is
now the old, original firm of Ward Bros.
Ernest Cross overloaded a shotgun and
fired it off one day this week and it took
a physician thirty minute to sew up the
gashes the old gun kicked in Cross face.
Miss Fannie Mckay, principal OF the
Yerington school, arrived here last Sat
urday from her old home i'll Santa Cruz,
Cal, where she spent her summer vaca-
ton
c. A. Porter is now running the assay
department of the Sherwood ASSAY ofhce.
Mr. Porter is new arrival from Utah,
where he has been with the Utah Cop
per Co.
G. b Waldo is putting barb-wire fence
around his lot OH the corner of Main
street and Van Ness Ave. Another
proof of the fact that the world do
move"
Mike Redman formerly foreman at
the Miller & Lux ranch, blew i'll this
week from all points of the compass and
is shaking hands with old friends and
acquaintance.
Tony Mania has taken lease on the
Melarkey ranch, which was the poor
farm ranch, with the privilege of buying
it, and moved onto the place with his
family this week.
The Yerington Drug Co. has been
renovating and changing the shelf stock
to make room for full line of ReXall
Remedies and new line of school sup
plies, now arriving.
Gun I.ost-An l.. c. Smith, 12-gauge,
double barrel. hammerless, shotgun be-
tween Vanderhoof ranch and Yerington.
Finder will be suitably rewarded on re-
turning puil TO this office