Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-05-06
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

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day.
Ambro Rosachi, of the Haven
Ranch. on the East Walker, was ii
town on business Wednesday.
Bert Hillygus and wife, with Mrs
Terry Becker, motored into town las'
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. I1illygus mo-
tored down from the ranch on q
shopping tour last Wednesday.
Mrs. Hery Kremmel and daughter,
lydia. drove down from their ranch
last Thursday on shopping trip.
FOR SALE
Good seed Barley at Lam, Han
son & Netehrton's.
Mrs. Archie Brown OF Nordyke
and Mrs. Ellis of Mason were visit
ors in the city last Thursday.
Mr.. Terry Becker is in the auto
mobile dlass, having just bought a
new Chevrolet car. He says his wife
lust had to have it.
M. ]. King, County Commissioner,
came in yesterday to attend the reg
ular monthly melting of the county
dads. He is stopping at the Hol-
land
Mrs. Kate Boerlin of Aurora,
bought through f. II. Whitacre the
Henry Hanson home this week and
will. after remodeling the house and
making it thoroughly modern, make
this her future home.
Charley Bovard was circulating
around in the city Thursday. He IS
now attending strictly to his ranch
inc business, and to hear him tell it,
he is doing more than one mans share
of work.
Mr.. Geo. Devereaux, the wild and
woody postmaster at Artesia, was
caller Yesterday. He is attending the
meeting of the County Commissioners,
as he wants things for his end OF
Smith Valley-and then some.
C. A. Bovett left for Reno last
Tuesday to attend court not for the
purpose of getting a divorce, but as
a witness in the May VS.. Nevada
Douglas Co, which comes up for
trial again.
VIM. Lewis, who on the Goth of last
April. was caught selling h0oze to
some of Uncle Sans wards, had his
hearing before Commissioner Smith
last Wednesday, pleaded guilty and
was held to the Federal Grand jury
under a $500 bond.
Ii. Pilkington, who left Yerington
some time ago at the pressing invi-
tation of some of Uncle Sans Off
cials, returned yesterday. He has
been involuntarily sojourning in Reno
since leaving, but is glad to be back
in Yerington again. He thinks this Is
the place and-the life.
Mr.. Lawrence Massini bought
through Coper's realty agency this
week the property known as the Cru
Der houses and lots on Bridge street,
opposite the Some houses, intend
ing to make it as inviting and swell
home as there is in the city of Yer
ington.
Neil Mcleod was in Thursday from
his Mason Pass lease, which he
states is looking first-class and that
he and associates are taking out a
fine lot of re. He says he rather en-
joys the ''wold' life of the miner,
and has learned how to wash and
wipe the dishes as well as polish the
head of drill.
George Ambrose is going around
town with a chip on his ear, defying
any one to deny that he hasn't the
swellest home in the city, and we will
agree with him that it is swell. Thus
one by one our citizens are gradually
improvin gtheir homes and it won't
be long before our little city will be
known from one end of the state to
the other as "a city of the most beau
tiful homes.
Ted frankie has out on the plat
form car of very high grade ore
which he will ship in the next three
or four days. He has a lease on the
property just east of the Bluejay that
was formerly owned by the Constan-
tine Bros. and II. |. Moore, which is
now owned by the Nevada Douglas
Company, another Orem property to
reckon with. About all they have To
do 81 to buy property and immedi-
ately 1t becomes a producer. There
is such thing as luck, and then
again god Judgment, and we guess
that with these people it is a little of
both.