Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-12-16

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The New QUALITY Store will furnish
all good things, in the way of fruits
| fresh vegetables, and canned goods
for the bio Christmas dinner due a
week from next Monday. advt.
Alex Ransom. the Smith Valley
rancher, has secured a lease on the
| Rambaugh claims near the Montan;
Yerlngton property, from which he is
preparing to ship as soon as the
smelter ooens.
Miss Idelle Haas, the local man
ageress of the Western Union, reports
the business of the company at this
place as increasing steadily, and il
looks as if December would be the
record month of theyear.
Mr.. Lee Bartholomew, the Laphan
Canyon mine operator. spent the week
in Yerington preparing for more OK.
tensive development of his property
which he has been successfully work
ing during the past season.
Ruth Riggs. student of the high
school. was taken sick yesterday and
the case pronounced to be measles
Undoubtedly the prompt closing of the
grammar schol last Tuesday did much
to stop the spread of the disease.
r. C. Taylor and Zip Deal Of
Luning have bought the Wabuska
Club from d. c. Beach. The new
proprietors intend to fit up the place
and conduct a first-class resort in it
The price is said to have been $500
Jack Phillips, formerly with the
Mason Valley Mines Company, who
has been in the northern mining dis
trict since the smelter closed, has
returned in response to call from
the company to come back and take
his old position.
Miss Lucille Rosenbrock, teacher
Of the Rosaschi school, spent last
Saturday and Sund in Yerington
Miss Rosenbrock is a Carson girl VIII
teaching with view of acquirnp
a university education to further quail
fly her for her profession.
Nate Lichenstein and Vernon Pc
terson were two lonely looking bach
elors who sought "surceas efro msor
-ow" at the Rink Theater last Sat
lrday night. They only looked sor
rowful when they gazed upon the
other fellows who brought thei
girls.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson and Dor
returned from San Francisco las
Monday. The family went to the city
shortly after election. and durinG
their visit to the city attended the
Wedding OF their daughter, Miss Gene
fieve Wilson. who was married on
the 18th of last month to Clarence
Chaplin.
c. c. Young, formerly resident OF
the city, who for the past three year,
who was one of the promoters of the
Montana Yerington property. re-
turned to Yerington last Saturday to
look over his mining interests in the
district.
The Redmond troupe last Saturday
attracted a large number of familiar
faces whose departure from Mason
when the smelter closed was though
70 be but temporary. The opening Of
he mines and the preparation to re
open the smelter is bringing back
large number of mighty desirable cit.
liens whose return IS welcomed by
many warm friends.
Lee Flavin and Tom Murphy
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,handise "peddling" their way back
70 San Francisco, stopped in Yering:
Ton Thursday to displa ytheir attrac-
tons to Charley Noble at the Big
Cash Store. Charley fell for I mum.
Ser of gas bombs, supposed to be pop
ular in Germany, few mouth DREAMS
md a number of Indian musical in
struments. on all of which he is an
expert.
A complimentary masquerade bal
was given by the people of LUDWIG
asst night AS usual goodlv num-
Der of Yerington people enjoved the
good time furnished by their enter
tainers. The Yerington Saoebrush
Orchestra. composed of Eddie BERG
strom and George Ambrose. assisted
by George Ambrose and Eddie Berg.
strom. furnished the music.
Reverend G.. B. Clark, the Meth,
1dist pastor stationed at the Schurz
Indian reservation. visited Yeringtor
Wednesday. Mr.. Clark is an old
time newspaper man, and few years
ago officiated at the obsequies of the
Searchlight Bulletin. shortly after
hat paper wrote the fai cwell account
If the departure of the last either
from that once booming camp.
Former District Attorney Willis
md his brother Leon, who have been
engaged the past two years in OPP
Grating the Mountain View mine. cas-
of Yerington, arrived in the city Mon
day last. They have got their mil
removed nearer the property. have 4;
good supply of water, and large
body of low grade free gold ore
they will be able to handle at good
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