Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-11-30
LITTLE LOCALS

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Valley the first of the week.
Mrs. Sparks, OF Loyalton, is guest
OF Mrs w A. Day, of Mason.
George Ambrose and family re
turned from Empire yesterday.
G. c. w. McVicar was down from
Smith Valley the first of the week.
+. c. Talleur, of Dayton, was here
on business the first Of the week.
George Green, of Reno, was here
attending court the first of the week.
Dir. l.. NJ Kramer, physician at
Ludwig, was Yerington visitor yes
terday.
Miss Ethel Welsh went to Ludwig
to spend Thanksgiving with her
mother.
Born-In Yerington, November p,
1912, to the wife of Victor PERI, a
daughter.
c. T. Mack the Reno attorney, was
in Yerington on court business on
Monday of this week.
l.. H. Bartholomew and wife were
arrivals from Reno Thursday and may
remain for few weeks
Jimmy Farrell has sold his interest
in the Limit Saloon, at Wabuska, 10
his partner, G. +. Staples.
= in
Mason Pass, having secured an inter
cts in the Bill Richards property
p ]. Stacey made a trip to the
Smith Valley Mines Co.'S property
last Saturday, returning Monday.
i. n. Fulstone was a visitor from
Smith Valley the first of the week,
being called here as trial juror.
The State Teachers Institute, that
was to have been held in Winnemucca
will be held in Reno, on December To-
The Rahbar family, of Yerington,
ate their Thanksgiving dinner with
Conductor Pugh and family, OF
Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Ambrose and
children attended the funeral OF Mr.
Ambroses mother in Empire We'd
nesday.
c. f. Adams and John Parr were
down from the Smith Valley Mines
property on Wednesday of this week
on business.
Harry Cardew, Paul BENEFITS, w.
p Balloon and Ruel Lothrop were out
from Silver City the first of the week
on jury duty.
Fine, fresh, home made pies and
cakes daily and. fresh, home made
fruit cake for the holidays at the Yer
ington Bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Warren took
trip to Tonopah last week, taking
lot OF turkeys for a Thanksgiving
shooting match.
w. J. Billy Cartain, a mining ex
pert of national reputation is in Yer
ington looking DER the district for
mining investments.
Hay is scarce in the lower end OF
the valley and Wabuska people will
have to ship in baled hay from Carson
Valley or Lovelock.
Pure Old McFarren. Mellwood, Old
Crow, Cedar Brook, Hermitage and
Standard Scotch. Irish and Swedish
Wilkes at the Office Bar.
/ Mr.. Jules Labarthe, of the Mason
Valley smelter, attended the Mining
Congress held in Spokane this week
from the 18th to the 10Th.
Those wishing winter apples can be
supplied in quantities to suit at the
Plummer ranch. Two cents per
pound, in sacks or boxes.
Chas A. Norman, of Denver, was
an arrival in camp last Sunday He
is interested in the Nevada Denver,
copper property in this district,
Yerington merchants are all getting
in nice line of Christmas goods and
toys. 1t will not be necessary to send
away for your presents this year.
Ruel Lothrop, w. A. Donnelly, J.
II. Rae, Jr., Johnny Connors and II.
c. Guild were here from Dayton the
first of the week on court duty.
Thos, Warner, who has been opera
ting in the Peavine district, north 81
Reno. is in Ycrington looking ovei
this district, and is liable to stay.
For Sale-Indian (twin) motor
cycle, 7 horse power Can be seer
at the Louis George garage, lower
Main street. Yerington. Bargain.
Mr.. Chapman. of Salt Lake, was
also checked in new agent at Lud
vada Copper Belt road this week. HC
checking up the stations on the Ne