Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-12-06
little LOCALS

Belt was erlngton Nioitoi ySster- /
day.
II. WEIGH (gcnial jack has been
spending few days in the district
this week.
Wanted-First-clas coach painter
Apply at Copper Belt depot at Ma
son. Advt.
l.. C. Monahan. Superintendent OF
the Nevada Douglas spent few hours
Ill Yerngton last Wednesday.
Thos. Donohue, the travelling in
spcctor OF the Mergenthaler Linotype I
Co, was caller on the Times Thurs
day.
w. H. Wing, of Oakland, Cal, has
Deen looking over the investment OPP /
portunities in Yerington for the past
week
KEY Frank Summers will preach at
the Barrett school huse tomorrow al
ternoon at ESQ All are cordially in
vited to attend.
commissioner Barlow is having the
read Nom the Yerington depot to
MAIN street graveled and smoothed
up--a much needed Improvement =
Lomax l.. Turner. J. of the P. at
Ludwig, accompanied by Mrs. Turner.
we're in Yerington on a shopping trip
Wednesday.
Pure Old McFarren. Mellwood, Old
Crow. Cedar Brook, Hermitage and
Standard Scotch, Irish and Swedish
whikies at the Office Bar.
VIM. Baker. formerly resident OF
this valley, but now residing in Berk-
eiey. Cal. is in Gerington visiting his
many relatives and acquaintance.
That complete kitchen cabinet on
display in the store window of Baker
x Littell would be a nice Christmas
present for you to make your wife.
f.. W. Stratton and wife were az
rivals i'll ierington last Saturday and
expect to remain for a while Mir
Stratton is diamond drill operator
7. J. Ryan, diamond drill contractor
who has been in the district for the
past few weeks, will start operatins on
the Mason Valley mine in a few days.
The brick front of the Jack Ross
building is nearly completed, and this
building in connection with the L. ]
Ross building, will make much bet
ter. appearing street in that end of the
town.
Mr. B. NJ Curry. of Portland, Ore
gon, was an arrival in Ierington last
Saturday and has spent the past week
in looking over the valley with a view
of investment
Look over the Christmas goods Of
Tered by our home merchants before
you send away for your presents. The
ri do
home as abroad
\ +. 7. Moore, who ran host at the
Mont a-G erington for some time re-
turned to Goldheld few days ago and
Mrs. Moore and daughter left for that
camp Wednesday night
De right Go to Wright. Get the
right kind Of tonsorial work Right
IN my new shop in the kaufman &
Downey building Right on Main st.
JOHN WRIGHT.
Notice is herbey given that no hunt
ing will be allowed on the Birming-
ham ranch and that any trespassing
will he prosecuted to the full extent
of the law
Advt SAUTER BROS.
The addition. or annex. to the Lyon
County High School at this place, is
rapidly nearing completion 1t will
giveithe building better appearance
as well as the teachers and pupils
more room. which was a thing greatly
needed.
The glass front of the new Kaufman
building is completed and is neat
and up to date affair, making another
fine looking building on Main street
AT ew more sucl, buildings in the bust
ness center will give Yerington
prosperous appearance.
F. H.. and c. NJ Woodbridge. OF
Chicago. ILL.,. were arrivals in Yering-
ton this morning. They are heavily
interested in the Smith Valley Mines
Co. and are on tour of inspection
OF the property, leaving for the mine
today. where they will stop for several
days. 49,
Work on the new Odd Fellow build
ing has been suspended for time on
account of the cold weather. The ce-
ment foundation work is completed
and was done before the cold snap,
put the contractors thought il best not
10 lay the brick until the weather was
warmer
me Ladies Aid will hold ba
1aar on December 18th, beginning at 2
oeiock IN the afternoon. at the Com
nne.elai Hotel They will also serve
aapper from to on the same date
~: =, 'ne same place Don't forget it.,
,a neae WIN be many good things to
tempt tie appetite.
Mrs II. I. Hayes took her depart
nre tuesday for Newcastle, Cal, to
spend the winter with friends. On
Christmas viii Hayes and his wife
w'Il visit Newcastle. Viii is still with
me ,. I. Co. and is now located at
Westwood, a station on tho Eo-,Iay