Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-07-29
LITTLE LOCALS

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f. l.. Vaughn was down from East
Walker Monday
lT Choicest wines, liquors and CT
CARS, at the l.. & l.. Bar. tt
David Wilson is somewhat under the
weather these warm days.
A delightful smoke scalon Havana
cigars at the Bank saloon. tt
w. w. Coleman, of Carson, registered
at the Holland Wednesday.
lV Belmont whiskey for medical
purposes, atthe l.. & l.. Bar. tt
Call for and smoke Escalon Havana
cigars. Bank saloon distributors. If
*** Iittell, at the postoffice, keeps
sewing machines for sale or rent. If
The BOYS on the Plummer ranch have
begun heading and the grain is good.
Dressmakiug and plain sewing by
Mrs. G. Putnam Bridge st. Phone l76.
For RENT A four-room furnished
cottage. Inquire of the TIMES. aprl5 tt
The best i'll characterization Ha-
vana cigars. For sale at Bank saloon. tt
Vim. NJ. +. Hollywood, of Goldfeld
registered at the Holland last Sunday.
Vim. Simpson, of the State of Missouri
registered at the Commercial yesterday
ID. c. Beach Was in from Granite on
business this week and registered at the
Holland.
$. A. Kimme was down from Well
ington Wednesday and registered at the
Holland
A. G.. Spencer, the travelling man of
Keno, paid the trade visit the first OF
the week.
Jerre Corecco, the liquor dealer, was
in from Reno Tuesday and registered at
the Holland.
Mrs JOS. Johns is here on visit to
her daughters Mrs. DR.. Leavitt and
Mrs. Fred Burner.
Ralph Sheah and Louis Cohn, travelling
men of San Francisco, registered at the
Holland yesterday.
Having was finished on Missouri Flat
about the middle of this week and the
crop was very satisfactory.
Miss George Kaufman was an arrival
from Boise City, Idaho. this morning
and viii remain to teach school
Mrs Deleray's sister was an arrival
from Markleville, Cal. on the 18th and
continued on to Pine Grove.
Ezra Cross and family and Will De-
Witt and wife are arranging to 60 to the
mountains for a camping trip
George Plummer and wife were down
from the ranch a couple of days this
week visiting Yerington friends.
II. J. Stanley, the liquor man, of San
Francisco, was in on business yesterday
and registered at the Commercial
Mrs. Brown and daughter, Dorothy,
who has been visiting Mrs. McDonough,
lGiul HCtl W iliCil III N>Niip hbi sway
The prospect for a large crop of po-
tatoes in the south end of the valley
was never better than at the present
time.
Read the new "ad'' of Dillon & West,
Inc, in this issue. This concern has
Just received carload OF new batteries
advertised.
George Kinney, representing IIalbrook,
Merrill & Stetson, hardware dealers
was calling on the trade last Saturday
and Sunday.
Geo f. Holsworth. the Reno archi-
tect who has the experimenting of the
new court house, was in for couple OF
days this week.
Both the East and West Walker Rivers
are falling rapidly, and unless there are
heavy rains there will be no more danger
from high water this year.
A. r. Shreave, representing the Rem
ngton Arms Co.. and the W. NJ. {. Co.,
was a visitor Monday. showing some
elegant guns of the Remington make.
Mrs. Tilay was an arrival from Reno
Monday and continued on to Pine Grove.
Lillian, whom she left in Reno, become
homesick and followed on the next
train.
Quite an impro"em ent has been made
in the appearance OF the Gallagher store
in the removal of the old wooden porch
aud the substitution of a nice new
awning,
Rev. Mr.. Shanks and Mrs c. w.
Beatty returned Wednesday from Placer
Vile, Cal where they accompanied the
remains of the late DIR. G.. w. Beatty
Tor burial.
Ed Dillon and Norman Chisholm
took their departure this week for Su-
sanville, Cal, where they will investi-
gate the proposition of establishing a
hardware store.
Yerington housewives are now having
lots of trouble. The squaws have for
saken them and gone having and, con
canueutlv II ie hard IN pet laundry and