Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-09-19
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week.
A number of Mason Valley ranchers
are now cutting the third crop Of al
falfa, and it is a pretty good crop in
most instances
Gould Reading, OF the Reading M.
& T. Co, and Tom O'Brien, deputy
Sheriff. motored over from Ludwig
yesterday on business
Clark Guild and wife and Mrs. W.
F. Powers left for McGill last Tues
day to attend the Grand Lodge, X.
of P. and Pythian Sisters.
A cutting ARRAY occurred at Aurora
Saturday in which barber named
Bennett seriously stabbed gambler
known as the Dutchman'
Some nice trout have been caught
in the river near town in the last two
weeks. They are splendid fish, weigh
ing from two to four pounds.
AL Tre1of, the cattle man, is in
Yerington He feeds quite number
of cattle in this section every winter
and has some here now on pasture.
Jules Labarthe, Manager of the Ma
son Valley Mines Co., was Yering-
ton visitor yesterday. accompanied by
a party of Thompson ladies on a shop
ping trip.
orr wandering
there is going to be a demand for
their product this season. The crop
will be large one and a good one in
this valley.
Archie J. Orem, General Superin
tendent of the Nevada Douglas, Jack
Hires, chief electrician at the mine,
and DR.. Smedley, were over from
Ludwig yesterday on business.
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.
F. 0. Stickney and l. A. Strosnider
were in Reno on business this week.
They expect to pick up and bring into
this valley enough cattle to eat up
the hay they have raised on their
ranches.
Fred Littell has constructed ce-
ment sidewalk to connect the sidewalk
on Main street with the Rink Hall,
so patrons of the picture show will
not have to wade through mud and
water this winter
The threshing crews now operating
in the valley report the grain crops
excellent. The acreage is somewhat
greater than last year and the guam
tity of barley, wheat and oats to the
acre will be greater.
Ira Fallon and family and the elder
Mr.. Fallon and his wife, who have
been visiting the East Walker ranch
for a couple of weeks, motored to the
town of Fallon this week to take in
the fair. Mr.. and Mrs. Fallon, Sr.,
are from Santa Cruz
A heavy wind prevailed here wed
nesday night and the weather has been
more or less windy since that time.
The frosts of last week finished up the
tomato, cucumber, squash, melon and
other tender vines, but since the wind
storm the weather has been warmer.
Mrs. J. |. Wilson, Mrs Geo. West,
Mrs G. II. Plummer, Mrs. J. c. Sny-
red, Mrs A. F. Whitman, Miss Mil
der, Mrs. A. F. Whitman, Miss Mil
ney will leave for Reno next Tuesday
to attend the Federation of Women's
Clubs, as delegates from the 9ering-
ton Woman's Club.
Judge CD Blanchard, Jack Wright
and Pete Turner were out on cat
fishing tour last Sunday. They went
to what is called Blanchard Slough,
and each took along barley sack
to hold the fish caught Wright says
that one nickle Bull Durham tobacco
sack would have held the catch OF the
party
n 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 42242 First
National Bank Bldg, Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Frank Rivers, of Los Angeles,
was an arrival here the first of the
week She came to see her son-in-
law, Joe Landry, who has been at
the Leavitt hospital for the past three
weeks suffering from general paralysis.
Miss Amy Landry has been here with
her faher for week or more. Mr..