Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-05-06
LITTLE LOCALS
lV Cool beer at the l.. & l..

at the Bowdish tonight.
l. M. Parker registered at the Holland
Thursday from Carson.
lW Choicest wines, liquors and CT
gars, at the l.. & l.. Bar. If
c. A. Scott of Carson, paid the city a
visit the first of this week.
A delightful smoke Escalon Havana
cigars at the Bank saloon If
J. w. Simpson was up from Wabuska
Thursday on official business.
iV Belmont whiskey for medical
purposes, at the l.. & l.. Bar If
G. w. Lucey returned from business
visit to Goldfeld Wednesday.
Mrs Vim. Ralens was up from Wa
buska on short visit this week.
1888 Littell at the postoffice, keeps
sewing machines for sale or rent. If
cigars. Bank saloon, distributors. If
Toe Sales was down from the Fast
Walker ranch the first of the week
j. G.. Kite, the Denver cigar man, was
registered at the Commercial this week.
For RENT A four-room furnished
cottage. Inquire of the TIMES. aprl5 If
l.. p Erb, of Bloomington, Ill, was
registered at the Commercial this week.
The best in Characterization Ha-
vana cigars. For sale at Bank saloon. If
*New line childrens Oxfords and
Easy Walker shoes at Arends < Han
sons.
A. J. Mcdaniel mining man of
Buckskin, was registered at the Holland
this week
p. S. Garfield and wife, with the
Flood show, registered at the Holland
Wednesday.
G. w. Webster expects to be travelling
around in his new four cylinder Rambler
auto next week.
Capt James Bell was in from Schurz
Wednesday on business and registered
at the Commercial
c. O. Stansbury, of St. Louis, paid
the camp visit this week. He regis
tered at the Holland.
Sid Coburn was was i'll from Rawhide
looking over the mining situation i'll
this district this week.
Mrs. Pat Gallagher, who has been
quite i'll for a week or more, is some
what improved i'll health.
Duncan Macvichie, of the Nevada
Douglas. was an arrival from Salt Lake
this week and is visiting the mine.
r. c. Bauman and II. f.. Hail,
couple of Manila sailor boys, now work
ing on the power line, were in town
this week.
The Tailleur brothers, of DAYTON, are
reported to have made strike of some
importance on ground near the old Liz
zard mine.
A. S. Phipps left for Carson Tuesday
to attend the Grand Camp of Modern
Woodmen as representative of the Yer
ington camp.
Craig Patterson, of Rawhde, was an
arrival here the first of the week and
has been looking over the mining sec
ton for some days.
Norman Chisholm, who has been with
the Dillon & West hardware concern for
several years, left Wednesday to accept
a position at National
The Flood Vaudeville Company held
forth in the Owl hall Thursday night
to fair sized audience and will show
there again this evening
The trout season opened on the first
of this month. There will probably be
some nice strings caught up the river
and down the river from here.
The Dillon & West Co., inc has
made change i'll management, Mr.. Dill
lon retiring from the firm, and the West
boys, George and Andy, taking over his
interest.
A. b. Campbell who lost his wife i'll
the accident that occurred at Hobart
Greek some moths ago, came to Yering
ton to attend the funeral OF the late Mrs.
Adabell Jones.
]. w. O'Banion was down from the
Hot Springs Thursday and yesterday on
business He was accompanied by Mrs.
X. Foley of the Springs, who was also
in OH business.
Blackwell and Hendrickson. of Sacra-
mento, were in the valley this week
buying up carload of horses to ship to
California They went out Thursday
after securing full carload of stock
J. L. Hall. of Reno representing
Fairbanks, Morse < Co., paid the camp
visit Thursday. He came by auto and
was accompanied by his wife and Miss
Matte Murphy, of Carson.
Officer Ambrose ran drunken Indian