Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-09-26
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week to take in the faces.
N. w. Willis paid Dayton visit
yesterday on legal business.
J. B. Gallagher left for Reno the
first of the week to take IN the fair
Fer Sale-Horses and mules on the
Holland ranch, Mason Valley Advt
Judge Langan will hold session of
Court here next week. beginning Mon
day.
Salty Snyder and family motored
over to Reno this week to take In the
fair.
Attorney G. L. Sanford, of Carson,
was in Yerington Thursday on bust
ness.
Attorney Hauser paid the other end
of the county and Reno visit this
week.
Ira Fallon and family returned from
Fallon and Reno Thursday after tax
ing in the fairs.
Joe Borge and family motored over
to Reno the first OF the week to take
in the State fair.
Will Powers went to Reno Thurs
day to visit the fair and continued on
to Sacramento for short vacation.
Born-In Mason, September "a,
1914, to the wife of Clay Nc Kinney,
10-pound daughter All are doing
nicely.
AL Clifford who will be one o. our
next ASsemblymen, went to Reno this
week to see the fair and transact other
business.
w. NJ Penrose and John Freeman,
of this valley, had an exhibition of
stock at the Reno fair and were there
looking after it.
The Fredericks Millinery Co., Of
Reno, will show fine line of millinery
at the Brooks Home Cottage on Oc-
tober and 3 No War Prices. Advt
Angus Mcleod, who has been in
the Yerington hospital for some days,
had an operation performed a few
days ago and is now improving rap
idly it is said.
There will be some special reels
at the Rink Hall tonight Paul J.
Rainey's Great African Hunt will be
portrayed in six reels. The films will
be very interesting.
T. c. Hart, Democratic nominee for
District Judge of this district, was up
from Fallon this week circulating
among the voters OF the valley. He
travels in his own automobile.
Postmaster Mcleod was taken from
the hospital to his home Thursday.
He is recovering slowly from a very
serious attack of appendicitis and an
operation but will be out and around
in a week or two if no setbacks occur
The Republicans of the, State met
in Reno on Wednesday of this week
and adopted a good platform. Every
thing was harmonious The State Cen
trail Committeeman for Lyon county
are: ] B. Gallagher, F. 0. Stickney
and Will Reading.
The Yerington postoffice is going to
be moved to the Crowninsheld build
ing near the Court House. This is
necessitated by the government not
being able to pay its postmaster a
salary sfficinent to keep his family and
pay rent for an office The p. m. has
had to find building that will serve
as an office and residence combined
r PER CENT LOANS obtainable
u on Farm, Ranch and City property,
to improve, purchase or remove in
cumbrance Liberal Options; years
before making payment on principal,
etc. For the proposition address:
Assets Dept, l.. G., at l4l0 Busch
Bldg, Dallas. Texas, or 422-423 First
National Bank Bldg, Denver, Colo
The concert given by Miss Helene
Sloane at the Ring Hall last night
was a very pleasant affair for the
lovers of good music and singing, but
the attendance was small showing
quite a lack of appreciation of the
lady's efforts to give the public some
thing real good. The entire program
was splendidly rendered and Miss
Sloane gave couple of demonstra-
tons of new dances A social dance
followed the concert which was a
pleasant affair