Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-05-27

CITY Yesterday in his new auto. He was
accompanied by Ed Hoag and Paul
Coryell His time was good and he met
with no nsliaps.
For emington typewriter, flat
top desk, handsome electric table lamp,
refrig orator, baby's high chair, heating
stove. Cal soon. ]. +. O'BRIEN,
m20-tf Nevada St.
Ig Chancellor, FL Sidelo, Optimo,
Brown Palace, Cordove, Republica, La
Turina, La international and Dry Gil
mate cigars Can you beat that assort-
ment? All carried at the l.. & l..
Bar tt
Mr.. Business man YOU will surely feel
lonesome if YOU don't soon get an adj
vertisement III the TIMES. Look over
our advertising columns and see if you
would not like little space i'll among
the bunch.
George Strosnider, who is now farm
ing the old Strosnder ranch in the up
per end of the valley, was in town Thurs
day on business. He, as well as other
farmers, are complaining of the back
ward season.
Charlie Hickey drove down from his
home i'll Antelope Valley by auto this
morning. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Hickey and Mrs. West and Miss Stein
hart, of Antelope. Mr.. Hickey is here
on water matters.
Henry Spanker and wife and son. of
Goldfeld. paid the city visit this week.
They are travelling over the country by
mule team, and think very seriously of
buying farm in Mason Valley and
locating here.
Edwin L. Bride, travelling man for the
R. G.. Dun Mercantile Agency, was in
town several days this week looking up
Yerington concerns for rating for his
agency. He found everything prosper
Gus and improving.
All Marsal went out to the Honest En-
deavor property this week to repair the
gasoline engine used for hosting pur
poses. The engine is now doing its duty
in keeping the shaft clear while the con-
tractors continue drifting.
Graham Nichol has sold his ranch in
the lower end of the valley to George
Gum, of the Mason Valley Co. This is
the third ranch Mr. Gum has purchased
in the valley, and it is understood he
has several more under option.
Evan J. Dalrymple dropped into town
again this week. He is mining man
and has visited Arizona, New Mexico
and California since last here, but re-
ports the Yerington District to have the
best prospects of any section he has
visited.
Will Reymers is now the owner of a
new 30-h. p. Elmore automobile. The
machine was unloaded at Wabuska Tues
dav, was driven up the same dav by w
c. Gruber, who made the sale of the
machine and who is teaching Reymers
how to ruu it.
G. w Phillips, scout for the Western
Pacific Co., was i'll Yerin2ton and other
parts of the district this week. He was
looking for prospective tonnage for his
company with possible view of line
of road being run into the district by the
Western Pacific.
/ man named Snyder has been arrested
/ in Sparks, Wasloe county, charged with
/ gambling i'll violation of the law. A
case of this kind has been tried out III
Humboldt county, and one i'll Churchill
county, and no conviction had i'll either
case What will be the result in Washoe
/ remains to be seen
/ Messrs J. H. Howard and {. II.
/ Means of Arizona, have been i'll the
district this week looking over the agri-
cultural and mining possibilities i'll this
/ section. The latter is largely interested
! in the sheep business. They both like
/ the country pretty we'll and may do
/ some business here i'll the near future.
Mrs. J. l.. Campbell and daughter
Miss Clara, for many years residents of
/ DAYTON, but now of San Francisco
recently spent three weeks in Dayton
visiting friends. They report Albert and
4 Gene prospecting in Honolulu, where
I they are engaged in the real estate and
/ insurance business. They are both mar
ried and Albert is the father of one
child
The Bachelors Club, of Mason, don t
want YOU to forget the "All White Ball
/ to be given by the Club on the night of
June ID. The feature of the affair will
be that dancers are supposed to be
dressed in white. However, no one will
be barred from the floor if dressed i'll
any other color. Those who desire an
invitation. not having received one, may
obtain one by addressing Vim. J. Otter,
Secreta.y of the Club.