Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-12-04
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Inquire at this Office. Advt.
FOR SALE-Cheap; one horse
buggy, harness and saddle. Yering
ton Bakery. Advt.
Toques for men, women and chill.
dren, 25c to 75c Lam, Hanson 8
Netherton. Advt
See the grand prizes offered the DO,
and the girl winners of Santa Claus
Essay Contest. Dillon & West. Advt
There will be no age limit to the
Essay Contest All the boys and girls
in Grammar or High School may try
Dillon & West Advt.
The latest out in ladies' and gents
footwear at A. Fabri's. Advt.
Gents lines in all the latest fads al
A. Fabri's. Advt.
E. J. Cooper was called to Carson
this week to serve as trial juror in the
Federal Court
Commissioner and Mrs. c. f.
Wedertz arrived in the city Wednes-
day. Mrs. Wedertz. who has been
quite i'll, though recovering is ,mprov-
ing but slowly.
Mackinaws in all of the latest styles
and colors at Fabri's. Advt
When Kelley Pool heard that sew
refused to stay any longer the Yer
ington Hospital.
Mrs. w. ]. Sinclair OF Wellington
visited Yerington this week in com
pany with Mr.. Mrs. c. E. Wedertz.
Jim Kelly of Wellington made 4
visit with friends and relatives in Yer
ington this week.
H. S. Pohe and the Halliday went
to Smith Valley points Wednesday
on business.
Read particulars about the Prize
Essay Contest elsewhere in this issue
Dillon & West. Advt.
Jimmy Barton has been confined to
his room for nearly week but is re
covering and will soon be at his post
Died-December 3 1915, at his
home in Smith Valley. Henry NJ.
SchooIey, aged eighty years. Further
announcement will be made next
week.
Colds and grouches resultant have
been prevalent in Yering.om the past
week Neither are liable .o.ne chrome
Holeproof hosiery for lnsn, women
and children. Guaranteed to wear six
months. Lam, Hanson & Netherton.
Advt
D. G. f. Leavitt. accomp .ried i'y
Miss Slingerlani. who reported the
preliminary hearing before Justice
of the Peace Mccarthy. accompanied
by VIII Johns, assistant engineer of
the Dr.'s Ford, and Dr. Nc Ninley and
Wasrel Hauser returned from Haw-
lt.orne Sunday morning.
]. l. Wilson. Jr.. came home Satur-
day from the fair. where lac spent a
profitable month. Results of his stud
les at the fair will be apparent, Tor
bud" gathered as big fund of fine
formation as any person who visited
the great exposition.
Mems Ladies and childrens' wool
gloves for 25c to $780, lam, Hanson
& Netherton. Advt
Some miscreant stole ]. w. Viii
sons auto while il was standing on
the street Thursday evening. After
considerable seach it was found near
Mason with the rea- AISLE broken.
This is a serious offense and the iden-
tity of the perpetrator is strongly sus-
pected, and he will possibly be appre
hended and vigorously prosecuted.
Mr.. F. Heap of Fernley. one of the
Grand Jurors summoned for Monday
last, reports that the Fernley rancherS
had generally disposed of their alfalfa
at prices running to s. per ton.
Our holiday goods are on display.
Visit our store. Lam, Hanson & Meth
erton. Advt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Phipps have re-
turned from their visit to the EXPOSE
ton.
George W. Davies of Minden, who
sells sombstones when not prospect
ing. was in the city yesterday.
Wool blankets fror, 81 to Sl2. Lam.
Hanson & Ne.herton. Advt
Warmers Rust Proof Corsets, 75c
to s.. Will McDonough. Advt.
We have been playing up against it
this week. The electric juice went on
q strike this morning at 9 and since
then we do not know whether we are
afoot or horseback.