Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-02-24

| The Mogul $40 motor is to be
shown by Lam, Hanson & Netherton
on the lst, I'd and Sd of March. This
machine is the coming motive power
for farms and other heavy work, and
it should attract the attention of every
one interested in such things.
Mr.. Gilbert Briggs, large stock
| holder and director of the Mason Val
ley Telegraph and Telephone Com
pany, spent the latter part of last week
in Yerington. The gathering storm
of last Monday induced him to &C
home sooner than was planned.
Mrs. J. +. Gelder left on Friday, the
10th, fof Rochester, Minnesota, to
consult the famous doctors, the Mayo
brothers, whose success has made the
little northern city world famous
Her many friends hope to hear OF hel
com! lete restoration to health
Senator Penrose and Assemblymen
Gouber and Tidd of Lyon county are
busily engaged at their duties in Car
son. Those who are married are very
careful about the social record they
are making, especially when their con
stituents were at the fair the other
night
Thursday the city authorities had
out the big drag, moving mud from
the high places to the low ones. Ii
was done at Just the right moment.
for the wind dried up the mud in
few hours, making the street look
though it had been smoothed with
flatron.
a Minden couple started for Carson
lust before the storm the other day
When the Washoe zephyr came along
he top OF their car was torn of
and entangled itself over the hood o
the machine. With difficulty it wa
removed, looking like a peanut tina
rad been stepped upon. Neither o!
the people in the car was injured.
Last Monday night the Knights OF
Pythias held their celebration in the
auditorium OF the High School. On
account OF the storm, the attendance
was not so large as was expected, OIL
as it would have been had it been
milder evening, but those who at
tended were pleasantly entertained
fhe-e were several very interesting
addresses, and some very fine music
n. +. Bertrand the Yerington Dali
ry man, is keeping up with the times
de has recently done away with his
morse drawn vehicle for the delivery
of the products OF his dairy, and sub
stituted the modern gasoline machine
Tor the purpose OF serving his custom
ers. He finds that it does not get
tired from overwork, nor does 1t be-
come necessary to tie it up while at
ending to his business. 1t will stand
without hitching.
L. l.. Hull spent the first OF the
week in Carson City, where he argued
he case OF Frank Meyers against
p. J. Conway, +. J. Ross and X. {
Nudge, brought before the supreme
,ourt on a writ OF certiorari. The
ma ter was taken under alvisement
In this case Judge Hart rendered a
Judgment against the defendants, AS
the case could not be appealed, ii
was taken to the supreme court on the
writ
Mike Sava, OF the Nevada Hot
Springs, was butchering hogs last
Wednesday, and in shooting one OF
the porkers had his right shoulder
bone cracked by the recoil OF the gun
Lam, Hanson & Netherton, OF the
Big Store, will on March LIST, I'd and
Sd, give a demonstration of the uses
to which a Mogul $40 farm motor
may be put. 1t will be worth the
Wllllt Oh Idl ulCls anu tii'SN N'e"SN'
IN hauling to attend and learn abou,
this excellent motor.
Alfred karge, vice-president OF the
Mason Valley Telegraph and Tele'
,hone Company, spent the end OF last
week in Mason Valley. He intended
taying several days in the vicinity o
Yerington, but returned to his Car
ION City home on account OF tho
storm. Mr.. karge is also general
manager of the Nevada Consolidated
Telegraph and Telephone Company
which serves Carson City, and that
valley and surrounding towns.
On Thursday afternoon the funeral
of the late Mrs. Glenora Smith took
Mace from her late residence, Kew