Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-01-30
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ousines dunting allowed on our prem
II P. & J. P. Perazzo.
10 VT Pemose and wife were up from
Mddruska for a couple of days thi:
,enke ~
= I'M Liter fancy Oregon pippin apple:
-65 per box at Lam, Hanson & Meth
rton's.
- Mrs. Lottie Milne, of Wabuska
: was a Yerington visitor for severa
days this week.
J. o. Parker and wife were up from
their Wabuska home for couple OF
days this week.
Matt Penrose, of the lower end Of
the valley, was Reno visitor last
Saturday and Sunday.
For Sale-No. baled hay in any
quantity w. R. MCGOWAN, phone
1910, Yerington Advt.
William Rallens and wife were up
from their home near Wabuska on
"Wednesday of this week.
George w. Strosnider and wife and
S. E. Strosnider, of this valley, were
Carson visitors this week.
Mrs. Florence Atty was up from
Wabuska on Thursday of this week
visiting Yerington friends.
Mrs. Geo tombstone, who has been
quite i'll for some weeks, is consider
ably improved in health at the present
time.
Ed RYAN, former Mine Inspector
has received word that he is to be APP
pointed Superintendent of the Carson
Mint.
Senator Stickney was Reno Wis
itor last Saturday on business con-
nected with the sale and shipment OF
cattle to California.
Robbins and bluebirds are already
prospecting around their usual haunts
in the town, indicating that spring
will soon be here.
w. H. Slingerland and wife re
turned the first of the week from quite
an extended visit with relatives in Pc
catello, Idaho, and Montana.
Ed Bawden, who was seriously in
jured in Dayton some months ago BY
being dragged by horse, has so far
recovered as to be out of the house
John Thompson, the cattle man, has
been here from Reno for several days
this week looking after some OF the
cattle his people ae feeding in the
valley.
Chris Bulkeley has been in attend
ance on the Justice Court here this
week from Wabuska. Mrs. Bulkeley
has also been visiting Yerington
friends.
f. f. Winfrey, Deputy District Su-
perintendent of Schools for Nevada,
was an arrival from Reno Thursday
on a visit to several of the schools
in this valley.
Quite number OF boys are down
from Aurora and report that camp
shut down for the next 90 days while
additions and repairs are being made
to the big mill
c. G. West, representing Ennis,
Brown & Co., produce men, was a
Yerington visitor this week looking
after potatoes, of which he secured
several carloads.
Mr. and Geo. w. Plummer left for
San Francisco again last Sunday 20
interview an oculist regarding Mr..
Plummer's eyes, which are again in
a very bad condition.
The dam in the river which takes
water out for the Fox ditch is being
repaired. The Alum brothers are
hauling rock from Nordyke with their
big teams for the repairs.
Lyman Fulton, Republican, has been
chosen in Eureka county to fill the
position of Assemblyman made vacant
by the death of Spencer Reynolds, the
regularly elected member
The night of the I'D was the cold
est night of the season according to
the local weather man. At 6 o'clock
last Saturday morning the thermom-
ter registered degrees below zero.
p. ]. Conway and VIII Conway were
down from Sweetwater this week.
They were on business connected with
the disappearance of some of their
cattle on the Van ranch in the lower
end of the valley.
c. F. Fox returned to Yerington
on Tuesday of this week after an ex-
tended visit to relatives in Illinois
and Nebraska He was called there by
the serious illness of cousin, who
PISSED away couple of weeks ago.
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