Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-03-09
LITTLE LOCALS

choicest wines, liquors ana cigars
at the l.. & l.. Bar. If
Another nice cottage is going up
on Main street, Wabuska.
J. /. Wilson returned Tuesday from
short business visit to Reno.
VIM Reynolds, of Boston, has
tered at the Holland last Sunday.
There are quite number of hold
over turkeys in the valley this year.
|. A. Strosnider was down from his
ranch for couple of days this week.
Thompson, the smelter town, has
set out 900 cottonwood trees this
season.
Honey Lake farmers are going to
plant substantial area to beets this
year and ship the tubers to the Fal-
Ion factory.
Be right Go TO Wright Get the
right kind of tonsoral work Right
in the old bank building, right on
Main street 1T
Friday. March 18th, Shamroc!s for
St. Patrick's Day given away. viii
McDonough.
Wabuska is now without a deputy
sheriff Fat Simpson being on duty
III lerington.
Pail Mall, Imperial Turkish Tro-
plies and other cigarettes sold at the
Bank Saloon. If
J. ID. Blackburn, of Mono county,
was in the valley this week looking
after the beef steers he is feeding
here
S. H. Hunnewell, of the old Fallon
ranch, in Smith Valley, was in town
Thursday shaking hands with old
time friends.
Jack Buffers father and mother
were arrivals in the valley last week.
They are quite aged and Mrs Butler
is an invalid.
AS Good As Its Name,
"ESCALON HAVANA CIGARS"
Bank Saloon.
Assemblyman Stickney was down
from his ranch yesterday. He Is est
ing up after the strenuous work of
the extra session.
George Forrest was in yesterday
from Morningstar, where he Is en-
gagged in business. He says that is a
hustling camp now.
Matt Penrose, the hustling dairy
man of the north end OF the valley,
shipped in a carload of dairy cows
from Reno last week.
Wanted-Middle-a woman for
light homework and to take care of
children Enquire at Mason Post
office, Mason Nevada.
Since eggs have dropped to 25
cents per dozen the accommodating
Mason valley hens have ceased lay
ing and gone to setting.
Considerable news is crowded out
of this issue, and to make room for
what we have a good portion of mat
ter had to be set in smaller type.
J. A. Williams was in from his
ranch this week He is going to raise
lot of nice beef cattle this year. hav
ing about IS head on his ranch now.
Joe Hardy dropped in from Cold
field last Sunday evening to look at
the improvements in Ierington. He
was on his way to California to join
his family
c. A. Downey. the Carson furniture
man, was in town a couple of days
this week. He is furnishing some OF
the material for the rooms in the
court muse.
Will and Henry Guild Gene Bag
lin and Bill Shut, of Dayton, were
called to Yerington on jury business
the first of the week None OF them
were chosen.
Mrs c. w. Legg will leave in a few
days for San Francisco to secure a
new spring line OF millinery and
labiac' nnn1S She exnartS IN return
in about two weeks.
ID. n. Bodine arrived from Califor-
mia this week with thoroughbred
stallion which he desires to sell in this
valley. The animal is owned by MIR.
Lowell, of Oakland.
Pete Burke. who has been working
on the Yankee Doodle ground for
some months past, moved into Yer
ington to reside dis week. He re-
ports his ground loking we'll
NJ J. King was out from Silver
City the first OF the week and regis
tered at the Holland. He says he no
tees improvements in Yerington at
every monthly visit he makes.
If It's an Escalon Cigar
IT'S HAVANA.
Bank Saloon.
John Farrell, of Wabuska, has
rented his ranch to his son. John, and
his son-in-law. Jack Smith, and the
boys have built and moved into a
house on the east side OF the ranch
to live.
There was pleasant leap year
dance in Smith Valley last Friday
night at which all had delightful
time except couple of young SWANS
who thought they were overlooked by
the girls.
Henry Brisson. the rancher who
has well and gasoline engine and
pump, is about the only man in the
valley now who is not worrying
about a sufficient supply Of water