Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-03-02
LITTLE LOCALS

Choicest wines, liquors and cigars
at the l.. & l.. Bar. tt
Magistrate Young was up from
Wabuska on business Thursday.
d. A. Nicholson registered aat the
Commercial this week
J. B. Gallagher returned from a
visit to Reno this week.
Get a dozen OF those nice tumblers
that Dillon & West advertise for 81.
Roy Miller was up from Thompson
last Monday to interview DIR. Smith.
r. Mason, OF Reno, was Yering
ton visitor for a few days this week.
w. NJ. Smith. OF Thompson, reg
istered at the Commercial Thursday.
George c. Taylor, of Sacramento,
registered at the Holland last Sun
day.
II. l.. Geisler, of Fairview, was in
and registered at the Commercial this
week
c. H. McKinnon, who has had a
light case of smallpox, is now out and
about.
Will Cremers, OF San Francisco,
has been visiting lerington friends
this week.
T. p. Mack, OF Dayton, was in
town on business for couple OF days
this week
Billy" Wilson and wife were down
from Nordyke on visit the first of
this week.
A. c. Cruikshanks. of Mason, was
in the city on jury business the first
of the week.
Pail Mall, Imperial. Turkish Tro-
plies and other cigarettes sold at the
Bank Saloon. tt
NJ Camp, the glove and paper
drummer. was iii Yerington on bust
ness this week
T. NJ Lash. the bitters man, was
in town this week and registered at
the Commercial.
H. Frank, the San Francisco dry
goods drummer. was in town on bus
mess this week
Il. S. Vanburen, the Union Oil man.
was interviewing the Yerington mer
chants this week.
Mrs H. ID. fireman i S still in
Greenvlle, Utah. where her mother
is quite seriosly i'll.
The Board of County Commission
crs will hold its regular monthly
meeting next Monday.
II. and S I.achman, of San Fran
cisco. were visiting the cigar trade
in Yerington this week.
For Sale-Household furniture at
less than half price. Call at DR.. F.,
l.. Carpenters residence
H. d. Trneam came in from Sun
rise the first part OF the week and ex
poets to remain for sometime.
Mrs. Henry Fish, OF Pine Grove.
is quite seriously i'll at the home OF
her son, Nate Fish, OF Yerington.
Copper exports for the month of
February just past, reached an av-
erage OF over 1000 pounds per day,
Our advertising patronage is grow
ing so that it will be necessary to add
column to each OF our pages soon.
ESCALON Havana CIGARS.
Hand made-They Smoke.
Bank Saloon.
\. r. VanAlstine and wife left for
San Francisco the first OF the week.
Mrs. VanAlstine's health again being
poor
f. S. Henderson and wife returned
from San Francisco Thursday. Mrs.
Lamberson is much improved in
health
w. +. Snow was in the valley this
week. and after buying what spuds
he could, LETT for Sacramento We'd
nesday.
Be right. Go to Wright Get the
right kind of tonsorial work Right
in the old bank building. right on
Main street. IT
Read our advertisements. They
contain a lot OF news in themselves
Some OF them bargains you do not
want to overlook.
DR. Garner. OF Tonopah. regitered
at the Commercial last Friday. He
expects to become interested in
ranch property in the valley.
Andy Walmsley. an old Daytonite
was in from Sunrise this week to
get few miners to work at the Balti-
more property in that camp.
l.. A. Murphy, of Bodie, register
ed at the Holland this week Thurs
day He reports things rather quiet
at the old California camp
and restaurant. has concluded that
it is time to advertise his business
and has a neat "ad' in this issue.
l.. c. Lotus. the Reno potato
buyer. arrived here Tuesday, and
after buying a number OF carloads OF
spuds, returned to Reno Thursday
20 Minutes in Havana"
"ESCALON CIGARS"
Bank Saloon.
j., J. Sutton, agent for Richard
Harron & McCone, registered at the
Holland Tuesday, and has been Wis
iting the mines and lookingg for bus
mess.
There are indications of storm
in the near future The wind is in
the right direction to bring snow or
rain