Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-10-16
LITTLE LOCALS

SneT1H NdTudll IttuIHCu llOlu
ton Wednesday morning.
Sam Garbarino and A. Jorgenson, of
Artesia, were in town today
J. J. Beatty, of the Corona Mines, is
visiting few days in Yerington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coddington have re-
turned from their auto trip to the Tx
position.
Mr.. w. Rothschild, with Zellerbach
Paper Company, was visitor in Yer
ington yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Wilson were
down from Nordyke to hear Senator
Pittman's speech
Jerry Tuska, who sells the Elephant
line of coffee, visited his Yerington
patrons this week.
James O'Brien, well-known miner
and rancher at Artesia, is spending
few days in the city.
Mr.. William Lampert, the we'll
known commercial traveller, visited
Yerington this week.
Charles A. Porter left Thursday Tor
Silver City, where he has acquired
an interest in lease.
Wool blankets of highest grade at
prices of $500 to $1,000 Lam, Han
son & Netherton. Advt.
C. A. Terwilliger, of the Mineral
Mines Company, purchased supplies
for the mine Wednesday.
The manufacturers of DR.. Water
house Stomach Remedy have an
authorized representative making
headquarters with us for few days
who will be pleased to fully explain
all details of this treatment. 1t Is
positively giving splendid results and
if you or any of your friends are trou-
bled phone or call at the store. Yer
ington Drug Company.
The Ladies' Aid will have a cooked
food sale at Lam, Hanson & Neither
TONS Saturday, October %.
Lew Greenwood, easing at Si!vc~
City, recently milled shipment OF ore
which netted good returns.
Neil Mcleod and his companions
returned from their auto trip to San
Francisco early in the week.
E. Quincy Ingalls, was in town to-
day hobnobbing, as usual, with his
"old college friend" Charley Noble.
Ira Fallon, with his family, started
in his REQ for the Exposition last
Tuesday. They will be gone several
weeks.
Chas Zeitler, with the wholesale
hardware house of Schawbacher &
Co., was in town Wednesday and
Thursday.
Ladies' children's and mems wool
sweaters at 50 cents to $500. Good
bargains. Lam Hanson & Neither
ton. Advt.
Mrs. Dewitt Crowninshield re-
turner from a months visit at San
Francisco and other California points
of interests.
Jim Nugent, the auto salesman, was
rustling business in town Wednesday.
He sells Fords faster than they can
be delivered.
Henry Slingerland's big freight
teams are busy this week hauling sup
plies to the Pittsburg-Dolorcs mines
at Rockland.
Charley Noble has complete line
of literature on the Ford and will soon
be qualified as a technical specialist
on the subject.
BULBS! For fall planting. Hya
cynths, crocuses, tulips and many
other varieties at Lam, Hanson &
Netherton's. Advt
slim" Hanson returned from Reno
the first of the week and is again at
his post carrying mail and passengers
to the Yerington station.
p. w. ODER, formerly of Yeringtcn,
and now one of Silver Citys success
full leasers, is visiting the San Fran
cisco and San Diego fairs.
Barry, the potato-buyer, is making
his annual visit to Mason Valley to
purchase spuds. The crop is bounti-
full and the quality unsurpassed.
Fl 6 Pohe and Warren Hauser
cleared Mason Pass ION the high"
with the Halliday and reached Lud-
wig in forty-hve minutes from Yering-
ton, early in the week.
DIR. F. ]. Mckinley of Schurz, ac-
companied by Mrs. Mckinley and
son Carlyle, was a visitor yesterday
to listen to Senator Pittman's speech
and attend the dance in his honor.
We have a new stock of Fairy and