Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-01-27

justified in kicking at the cold SNAP
until the news arrived that some trav-
elers very nearly persisted from cold
while traversing Death Valley.
7 John Snyder bought Ford tour
ing from Nugent last Monday His
young daughter Immediately learned
to operate the car aud is now one OF
the best amateur drivers in TIE city
Mrs. Julia Smith will return to her
home in California about the first. OF
the month. She has rented her place
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Kneirim, who
will conduct boarding house in it
O. II. Some, of the Mcconnell and
| Malachite mines, visited his family in
Reno this week. Mr.. Some has :
crew at work on the property, getting
ready to ship when the smelter opens
Tom Dowd, the Ludwig mechan
; ician, has installed the electric sys
TEN of the Copper Belt, dsarrangeo
| by the destruction OF the machin.
/ shops and round house a couple Of
/ months ago.
Edith Evans. an Indian working ii
| Yerington and vicinity, last Monda,
| received word that her daughter ha6
either from to death or ben killet
near Reno She left on the Afternoon
train to investigate.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Nudge, of Pin
| Grove. were in attendance as WI
nesses during the trial of the case b.
tween Dr. Knox and John Ross las
| Tuesday. On Wednesday they LEI
for an extended trip east
The last issue OF the Nevada Stat
Press contained number OF por
traits showing how different member
OF the legislature impressed the arts
| Senator Matt Penrose was easily rec
ognizd from his picture.
Ruel Lothrop, the deputy clerk an
| treasurer, believes in advertising. II
recently determined to advertls 10
something that he wanted badly. II
got what h wanted before he hac
| time to write the advertisement.
Henry Kneirm, the proprietor o
the New Quality Store, was com
PEELED to take to his bed the latter par
of the week, suffering from an attac
OF rheumatism. While not free fron
pain. he is again able to attend to bus
mess.
In buying gloves you will find the
Standard Glove. at John Sandman
superior article both as to qualit
and nrice. advt
Sandmann's Standard Gloves. at
are not surpassed. They tocft tn
gold medal al the San Francisc'
Worlds Fair. advt.
Miss Robertini. trained nurse, :;
graduate from St. Mary's Hospita
arrived on No. "a Southern Pacifie
train Thursday morning to attend tn,
case Of Stanley Pennington who
recovering from an operation for at
pendicitis.
+. Chcnette. the plumber. has fo'
some time past been kept busy at hi
trade in Mason. The prolonged col
snap resulted in great demand for hi
services the other day when nearl
all the water pipes in town troze ant
many burst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank AREN'T, iron
| Simpson, drove over to Ierlngtoi
Tuesday. Mr. AREN'T, as well as som
of the neighbors, has suffered consid
cradle inconvenience on account
| shortage of water for stock, cause
by the unusual cold spell.
On Wednesday last Stanley Pen
| nington, son of the well-known leaseI
was operated upon for appendiciti
| from which he Las had several attacks
DR.. Beaumont Brown performed tn
! operation, and the patient is dom.
as well as could be expected.
On Thursday the last will and ties
lament of the late Angus Mcleod wa
presented to Judge Hart and admitte'
! to probate. Mason +. Mcleod and
ceased. were named in the ii.stru
ment as executors without bond.
Angelo Digino, the merchant tai
lor who recently opened shop il
Yerington, returned Monday from :;
trip to Dayton and Carson City. Mr.
| Digino will also conduct in connec
ton with his establishment cleaning
DItSSlIlS anu iSPdii w pa
L. A. Dyer OF Wabuska took crew
of men to Rawhide to dismantle the
big store building in which he did bus
| insss during and for a couple of years
after the boom. The material will be
brought to Wabuska to be used in the
erection of new building.
The good people of Mason are wei.
coming the return of former resident
who were compelled to leave whei
the Mason Valley mine closed dowr
a couple of years ago. Many of thu
former force. with their families. have
returned, and empty houses exist nc
more in that lively town,
JOS. Wilson. Jr.. left Tuesday to at
tend the meeting for the benefit OF
farmers held at Reno under the aus.
pices of the agricultural department Of
the university. The importance and
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