Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1914-03-21
LITTLE LOCALS

ana 0Tdilte yesterday
Seed wheat for sale by Lam, Han
son & Netherton Advt.
J. W. O,Banion was down from
Smith Valley for several days this
week.
Born-In Mason Valley, March Is,
1914, to the wife of Pearl Dunn, son.
Well Dunn.
Born-In Yerington, March 20, 1914,
to the wife of Harvey Gorssline, a
daughter All are well.
Mrs. Frank Stuart returned Thurs
day from an extended visit to rela-
tives and friends in the middle west
ern States.
Mrs Dwight Leavitt and children,
of Virginia City, have been visiting
Yerington relatives and friends for the
past couple of weeks.
Take your watches, clocks, etc, for
repairs to F. T. Mobiles, the new jew
eler in the Hub Saloon building All
work guaranteed. Advt.
For Sale-Late model monograph
nearly new, with p double records
Price SIS. Enquire at the Reno
Rooming House, Yerington.
Bids are wanted on shaft work on
the Minnesota Nevada Copper Mines
Co.'S property Address the Com
pany at Yerington, Nevada Advt
For Sale-At bargain, one h. p.
Excelsior Motorcycle, in hrst-class
condition, at 500 Come quick if you
want this. W. w. Davis, Mason, New.
Peach, pear and plum trees in this
section are about ready to bloom and
if late frosts do not prevent there will
be fine fruit crop in the valley this
season.
Mrs J. E. Bray was an arrival from
Carson this morning to witness the
basket ball game tonight Her ED
est daughter, Beatrice, plays with the
Tonopah team.
For Sale-At bargain, one h. p.
Excelsior motor cycle guaranteed in
frst-class running order, for $500 cash.
Come quick if you want this. w. w.
Davis, Mason, Nevada.
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.
Capt Bell, the canny Scotchman, is
up from Schurz investigating the
Pumpkin Hollow section. He has Sc
cured lease on some good looking
property and will do bit of pros
pecting.
Mrs. Frank Stuart, who has just re-
turned from Chicago, will display at
the Postoffice building for four days
beginning Saturday, March Fl, an ex-
elusive line of the latest Eastern styles
in millinery. Advt.
Mr.. George Wharton James, editor
of "Out West" and who delivered
a couple of letures in Mason the first
of the week, paid Yerington visit
Tuesday He was accompanied by
Messrs. Long and Kidder, who were
showing Mr.. James about the valley
The papere throughout the State
are busy these days announcing this
one, that one and another as candidates
for the different State offices at the
next election. 1t will cost candidates
for office the usual $40 to announce
their candidacy in the Times, notwith-
standing the hell-cracking purity of
election law fixed up by the last Leg
islature.
Yerington has been experiencing
some great March weather 20 far this
year. The days have been delight
2 fully spring like a:Ii the nights not
toe cool. Everybody who has little
yard is cleaning it up, settir.g out
sl;obbery and lawns ana planting
the harder garden vegetables, Yer
ineton ought to be pretty t.l,e thus
sutamer.
1t is about time to get at the fair
grounds and keep at work on them
until the date of holding the county
fair. A good start was made in this
direction last fall, but the movement
began too late to get things in
condition for an exhibit last season
or track in condition for racing. Ii
is none too early now to begin to get
things in shape for good track meet
next fall and a fine display of agricul-