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

Miss Lizzie Baker has returned
home from her California visit.
NJ. J. B. fancy rice in 5-pound bags,
at SO cents each. Lam, Hanson &
| Netherton's. .Advt.
Joe A. Brown says: My wife is
realizing splendid results treating with
DIR. Waterhouse Stomach Remedy
| Ask him about it when you see him or
ask your druggist Yerington Drug
Company.
There are people who have lived
many years within few miles of Will
sons Canyon who have never seen its
beauties. On next Saturday at 2:4O
D. m. be at the Yerington station, take
the train if for no other purpose than
to view this picturesque spot.
Jack Pohe, Billy Wilson, Bud"
Wilson, Charley Emerson and a num-
Der of others intend to visit the Elk
position next month. Benehtting by
George Ambrose's report of the poul-
try show, they are gathering wheat
which George says is scarce in the
city.
( A new stock of Tea Garden mince
meat in bulk; 20 cents per pound, at
Lam, Hanson & Netherton's. Advt
Mrs. Arentz, mother of Sam AREN'T,
formerly superintendent and general
manager of the Ludwig mines and
Copper Belt Railroad and of
Frank Arentz, the Simpson rancher
who has been visiting the latter at his
home in Smith Valley, left for Salt
Lake Sundey. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Al
stine accompanied her to Wabuska.
|. A. Strosnider, of Strosnider &
Stickney, the cattlemen, returned to
Mason Valley early in the week with
three hundred cattle which the trm
has purchased to fatten for market OH
their extensive ranges III the upper
part OF the valley They are now feed
ing five hundred head which they have
secured and will rapidly increase the
number which they will market after
the holidays.
The success of DIR. Waterhouse
Stomach Remedy is based on conf
dence and merit which can only be
obtained by honest and substantial
results. Yerington Drug Company.
Mr.. J. E. Starry, who formerly con
Quoted a tailoring establishment in
Yerington, arrived in the city Tues
day for few days visit on business.
Mr.. Starry, who is one of the most art
istic tailors in the west, has estab-
lished himself in Reno, and travels the
State taking orders for clothes. Sup
plying the finest maerials and furnish
ing the best fitted clothes he has IN
extensive patronage throughout Ne
vada,s
Try pound of 81. II. & n" roast
coffee, s. cents pound, at Lam, Han
son & Netherton's. Advt.
District Attorney Campbell was at
Dayton Thursday to attend the ex
animation OF Francisco Garay, who
waived hearing on the charge of bur-
glary in the first degree. By tact and
fairness to accused delinquents the
District Attorney has already saved
the county the expense of at least two
juries which would have cost several
hundred dollars each, and at the same
time maintained the dignity OF the
law by securing the incarceration in
the penitentiary of several offenders.
Robert Alworth has entered into
contracts with Roy MCGOWAN and
George Friedhoff to sink six-inch
wells on their respective ranches in
the upper end OF Mason Valley. Mr.,
Alworth's success in finding water
in both Mason and Smith Valleys is
spreading and the demand for his
services is rapidly increasing. The
presence of abundant water so near
the surface in Mason Valley is the
principal reason that, so far, flowing
wells have not been sunk excepting
around Wabuska and Thompson.
Peter Kremmel, one of the principal
stockholders OF the Montana cring
ton, came home this week, after a
three months vacation After visit
ing San Francisco and the fair Mr.
Kremmel extended his trip east and
spent considerable time in Washing
ton, d. c., and other cities east of
the Mississippi One of his most
pleasant experiences was a steamboat
trip down the Potomac River to Nor
folk, Virginia. On his return he Wis
tied St Louis, Kansas City, Denver
and other important cities west of the
Mississippi.