Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-02-06
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WEDNESDAY.
Steve Walsh was an arrival from
Aurora last Sunday
John Baker returned from San
Francisco last Tuesday.
A. E. West is in Carson on Federal
Grand Jury business this week.
No hunting allowed on our prem
Uses. Pa ]. P. Perazzo.
f. J. Schrader, of Rockland, was in
the city again yesterday on business
/. A. Strosnider returned the first
of the week fl ON San Francisco and
Reno.
Mrs. L. o. Shidler motored down
from Aurora yesterday on short
business trip.
Frank Mckay, of Antelope Valley,
has been in the city during the week
on Court business.
Big shipment OF oranges due at
Lam, Hanson & Netherton's next
week. $225 per case.
NJ. Murray came down from Aurora
Tuesday and continued on to San
Francisco Wednesday.
Bernice Gruber, who has been quite
i'll for the past ten days, is now able
to be up and around.
Attorney c. E. Mack was here from
Reno this week, having business be-
fore the District Court.
For Sale-No l baled hay in any
quantity. w. R. MCGOWAN, phone
30lO, Yerington. Advt.
General Manager Labarthe was up
from Thompson again on Wednesday
of this week on business.
Job Wanted-First-class cook wants
job at hotel, mine or restaurant. Ad-
dress F., care this office.
Watch our window for cash gro
Gerry specials today and Monday next
Lam, Hanson & Netherton.
II. S. Flavin, representa- Medius &
Drascher, of Sacramento, was around
visiting the trade yesterday.
E. H. Whitacre paid Carson and
Reno business visitof several days
this week, returning Thursday.
Lewis Knight left for Wellington
the first of the week, where he will
be in the employ of Billy Sinclair.
Wanted-A middle-aged lady to do
light homework. Good home. Ad-
dress Box l04, Yerington, Nevada.
Archie Brown and wife were in
town from their ranch home near
Nordykc on Thursday on shopping
trip.
c. B. West, representing Ennis,
Brown & Co., was in the valley yes
terday looking after spuds and selling
goods.
Ira Fallon and c. f. Wedertz left
for Reno Tuesday after the Board of
Commissioners adjourned, returning
Thursday.
OcIldtOI OtiShHSy mas oSCh uiiuSi
the weather in Carson this week, and
was contend to his room for a few
days with a severe cold.
Gerald Hironymous left for Berke-
ley last Sunday, where he has been
employed to work in garage con-
Quoted by Cleve Hughes.
Miss Marion Harden, who has been
with the local telephone company for
many months, left for Reno last Satur
day, where her mother is quite i'll.
Harry Samuel returned from San
Francisco Wednesday and exptcts to
remain for some time. He is going
to start up his auction sales of junk
again.
The Kaufman building, being re-
modelled for the Montana Cafe, is
nearing completion. 1t will be the
finest and best equipped restaurant
in the city when finished.
Seeral carloads of mutton sheep
passed through on the Nevada Copper
Belt road last Saturday to the Cali
fornia mrket from the Lewis and
Dressler ranch in Smith Valley.
p. H. Cook, general manager, freight
and traffic agent, and the whole push
on the Nevada Copper Belt road, was
a visitor from Mason yesterday.
Assemblyman Friedhoff came out
from Carson last Sunday and return
ed Sunday, taking Mrs Friedhoff with
him to spend the week at the Capital.
Bill Langevin, the hustling repre-
sentative of Tillman & Bendel, of San
Francisco, was visiting his numerous
customers and friends in the city
yesterday.
Patsy Bowler, attorney, was an ar
rival from Tonopah yesterday. he
has been engaged to assist attorney