Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-07-31
LITTLE LOCALS

w. L. Chisholm from Rhyolite, mill
man and miner, is visiting his sister,
Miss Lillian Murphy.
Are you acquainted with Conkey's
Poultry Remedies? Call and let us tell
you about them Dillon & West.
Attention is called to the reduction
sale of the Hall & Morgan stock, the
advertisement of which appears in an
other column.
Frank Duffy left the first of the
week for Reno He has been employ
ed for some time past at the Central
Garage as mechanician.
There is only one thing mightier
than mites; that is Conkey's Lice
Liquid, which kills the mites. Dillon
& West
Charles Huber. Deputy State Mine
Inspector, is making an official visit
to this district and is a guest at the
Commercial Hotel
The County Commissioners were in
session as a Board of Equalization
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
last. All the Commissioners were
present.
J. H. Rae, of Dayton, made bust
ness trip to Oroville, California, this
week to to arrange for some dredges,
which he expects to install on his
placer ground near Dayton.
Oscar Stallard has his Indian
chatter broke He can ride it with
out touching leather" and has cured
it of the propensity to climb telephone
poles and shying at autos.
Miss Ida Hoffman returned on
Wednesday from Carson where she
in attendance at the funeral OF her
friend, Miss Gladys Fuchs, who died
in Berkeley few days ago.
Mrs. T. F. O'Brien and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank Hanson, were sud
denly called to Berkeley, Ca, Friday
by the serious illness of Mrs.
O'Brien's mother in that city.
Ed Rogers, who is representing the
Jules Levy & Co, wholesale lace deal
ers. of San Francisco, was also doing
business in town the past week. Miss
Hattie Mason arrived just too late.
Mrs. Josie L. Davidson returned
Tuesday from the coast, having spent
the past month seeing the fair and
other California points. She is in ex-
cellent health and glad to be at home
once more.
Junior and Mrs. Van Alstine, and
Lam. Hanson & Netherton, purchased
120-acre ranch about 20 miles from
Battle Mountain this week. The land
is claimed to be of the best and is said
to be a fine investment.
]. A. Antrim, formerly employed by
doc" returned Thursday from their
trip ptpo the Expositions. They were
five hours coming from Reno, and
Mrs. H. S. Pohe came home with
them. They still use REQ.
A fire in Mason last Thursday night
totally destroyed the four houses be-
longing to A. w. Maher. The origin
of the fire is not known. The fire was
we'll under way when discovered to
check No one was living in the
houses.
Miss Bertha Knemeyer, Deputy Su
perintendent of Public Instruction,
was spending a few days in Carson
City this week attending to duties in
connection with her Office, Miss Kne-
meyer is Mason Valley girl and
Lyon county is proud of her.
George Hedges was in town this
week from Reservation Hill where he
is interested in some mining property.
They are working in good ore all the
time and rapidly developing the mine.
Some good reports are expected from
this section of the country soon.
l.. quincy llSdho, VIM oPSHuS iiio9t
of his time as spieler for L. Dinkel-
spiel & Co., OF San Francisco, was
here from Saturday until Wednesday,
Charlie Noble says: Ounce inspired
the 'daffodil' gags, so popular few
years ago, and also put the 'Dink' in
Dinkelspiel."
Herb Hamlin has been interviewing
different owners of autos with con-
siderable success. Whenever Herb
gets the ear of the owner OF REQ or
any other machine, including a Ford
he sells the Swan Carburettor, which
is manufactured in San Francisco
being financed, we understand, by
George Wingheld. The carburettor is
apparently giving good satisfaction for
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