Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-10-17
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Lawrence Lam is recovering from a
blood poisoned foot.
J. b. Gallagher went to Reno on
business, returning Thursday.
For Sale-100 acres of good feed
W. r. MCGOWAN phone 30l0, Yering
ton. Advt.
Candidates should not forget to file
their expense account on or before
October 29
E. r. Lam, of Lam, Hanson &
Netherton, is here from Reno on a
business visit
For Sale-No baled hay in any
quantity. w. R. MCGOWAN, phone
1910. Yerington. Advt.
The 'Whistling POST of Yerington
i, still on the map and the Court
House has not fallen down.
Register now. There are only three
days left in which to get your name
on the books. Register now
Vote for Ed Wedertz for County
Commissioner so you can get some
thing done on Mason Valley roads
Advt
Alex Ransom, of Simpson, was do
ing politics in Yerington and Mason
Valley this week He is the Socialist
candidate for Commissioner.
We do not hear SO much about
this great Denver S. Dickinson these
days Is this another case of the
lamb lying down inside of the lion?
c. c. Turner, our present Commits
sioner, has been in the valley camp
aigning this week He left Thursday
day for Fernley, Silver City and
Dayton.
J. O. Parker has been interviewing
the voters of Fernley, Dayton, Silver
City and Mound House this week.
He is travelling by auto and accom-
panied by Mrs Parker.
Be 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.
The assistance the administration
proposes to give the Southern cot
ton growers is but sop to try and
make up for he ruination of the sugar
industry of that section of the country.
Mrs George Friedrich has been
quite i'll in hospital in Reno for the
past week After quite serious OPP
Grafton she is improving, however
George returned from Reno Tuesday
DR.. Brown and brother, c. ID.
Brown, motored to Reno this week
where the latter hand one of his eyes
removed. The operation was success
full and Mr.. Brown will return to
Yerington in few days.
Mrs. George Fettic, of Wabuska,
entertained at cards last Saturday CIV
enng. Those who enjoyed the hos
p:taliy were Miss Esther Wade, Miss
Margaret Feily, John Forey, GroN er
Young, Mr.. Hart and Geo Fettic
Henry Guild had one of his eyes
specialist there. The eye had been
giving him considerable trouble for
some time past and was removed SO
that it would not disease the other eye.
c. +. Wedertz, of Smith Valley,
candidate for Commissioner, returned
from the other end of the county
Wednesday. He is making good,
clean, hustling campaign for the Office.
No one will make mistake by voting
for him.
"A vote for Al Holmes Republican
nominee for Secretary of State, is a
vote for man who, as Senator from
Washoe county, helped Yerington to
secure the county seat Don't over
look this fact on election day, Yering-
ton voters.
Bed Lost-Palen Walmsley lost a
bed out of his buggy a few days ago
on the road to the creamery via
Bridge street and the back road on
east side of the valley Finder will
be rewarded by returning bed to Pho
neer stable, Yerington. Advt.
Mr.. Jenkins, located at Reno, and
representing the Deere Implement
Co, was Yerington visitor this week
and was shown around the valley for
several days by Messrs Lam, Han
son & Netherton. He thinks this is a
wonderful valley and predicts great
future for this section.
n PER CENT LOANS obtainable
u on Farm, Ranch and City property
to improve. purchase or remove in