Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-10-23
LITTLE LOCALS

Ludwig and a good time next Satur-
day.
E. J. Schrader, manager of the
Pittsburgh Dolores, was in town this
week.
After two-weeks' visit to San
Francisco Mr.. and Mrs George But
Ter came home Tuesday.
p. ]. Conway of Sweetwater and R.
c. Nudge from Pine Grove, were Wis
itors in Yerington Tuesday.
George F. West, who has been in
Francisco on business and recreation,
will be home again Monday.
Don't forget that the train for Lud-
wig leaves Yerington station at 2:40 p.
m, Saturday, October 80, 1915.
The new pack of Tea Garden jams,
jellies and preserves has arrived at
Lam, Hanson & Netherton's Advt.
The potato crop of Lyon county
this year is abundant and the quail
ity canoot be surpassed anywhere
in the world.
Take home can of Heinz spaghetti
for those particular appetites; 20 cents
and IS cents a can at Lam, Hanson &
Nethertons. Advt.
County Recorder and Attorney
Clark J. Guild and Mrs. Guild return
ed Sunday from an enjoyable vaca-
ton spent at the Exposition.
Carl Sommers, who has been down
with typhoid fever, is reported as inn
proving as rapidly as could be expect
ed under favorable conditions.
Secretary of State George Brodi-
gan, accompanied by Mrs. Brodigan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Burroughs were
Carson City visietors last Sunday ev
ening
George Ambrose writes that the
poultry exhibit at San Francisco sur
passes anything in the world, but the
visible supply of wheat is running
shrot.
O. P. Judd, Reno distributor of
Buick automobiles, and Mr.. Anderson
of the Anderson automobile company,
also of Reno, were visitors il Yering-
ton this week.
Don't forget that ONE DOLLAR
will pay for delightful and instruc
tive visit to Ludwig and the big mines
and plant of the Nevada Douglas Con-
solidated Mines next Saturday.
Primarily, every atom of food eaten
must enter the stomach for proper
distribution and assimilation, and if
the stomach performs its duties thor
oughly the other troubles disappear.
All stomach troubles readily yield to.
the treatment of Dr. Waterhouse
Stomach Remedy. Yerington Drug
Company.
1t is reported that nearly all the hay
III MdSoh dHu oiilth NdlSyS - IOi-
tracted for to be used fattening the
herds of CATTLE that are being brought
into the county. The price is good
1t is courtesy due to the Woman's
Clug to go to Ludwig next Saturday
afternoon. 1t is duty that will reap
reward in pleasure and instruction.
Mrs.d c. w. Gallagher returne
home this morning after an extended
visit to San Francisco friends and the
Exposition. She says the fair is one
of the greatest sights imaginable.
Jas. A. Finch, attorney, Reno, says:
81 can vouch for the effectiveness of
DR.. Waterhouse Stomach Remedy. /
have used it, Sold by Yeringon
Drug Company.
Why not buy articles with guar
antee and reputation? During Good
Week call and see the
products that are nationally adver-
tised and carried right here in your
our town. Dillon & West Inc.
Jake Quillici, working on the Iazzi
ranch in the lower part of the valley,
suffered fracture just above the el
bow of his right arm last Saturday
by being thrown from a cart. DR..
Brown was called and set the arm.
Cleve Hughes, of Auto Service, and
Mrs. Hughes returned this week from
two weeks in San Francisco and the
fair. They made the trip in a Cadil-
lac auto. which was equipped with
new seven-passenger body while in
the city.
Mr.. r. R. Smith, who has been in
Lyon county the past couple of
months, is negotiating for an extern
sive tract of land in Mason Valley
for a syndicate of capitalists whose
is to COLOMBO it with small