Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-01-06
LOCAL

Hotel.
Shorty" Biron returned Tuesday
after spending the holidays with his
sister in Tonopah.
Jesse Hillygus has been appointed
and is now acting as deputy sheriff
stationed at Mason.
Nate Lichtenstein, the Mason
"townsitcr," visited the shows OF Yer
ington New Years night.
+. II. Whitaker has been appointed
deputy recorder and auditor by
James, the new incumbent
J. d. Yaeg.r and w. l.. Blackwell.
prominent Smith Valley ranchers,
visited Yerington on business Thurs
day.
H. S. Morgan l.. w. Osborn and
G. A. Lewis. visitors from Wichman
registered at the Holland Hotel New
Years day.
To mDowd, the Ludwig mechan-
ican, came over from that camp Sun
day to welcome the New Year in
Yerington.
Prescott Cam, who suffered the in
Jury to his hand by getting caught IN
machinery, spent New Year day In
Yerington.
C. r. Olson, mill foreman OF the
Rockland mines. came down Thurs
day to spend day or two with Yer
ington friends.
James J. Kelley came in from Wei
lington Thursday afternoon to visit
friends and size up the senatorial sit
uation of 1922.
George w. +. Keema. short term
member of the county board OF edu-
cation, qualified by taking his official
oath on Monday.
DIR. Harden, veterinarian, and DIR
Conwell, optometrist, from fallon
drove to Yerington by auto last Tues
day for a short business visit
NJ. J. King, commissioner elect
from the first district. arrived in Yer
ington Thursday to attend the first
meeting OF the new county board.
Mrs ]. |. Wilson. elected for the
long term as member OF the county
board OF education. came down IRON
Nordyke Monday to take oath OF
Office.
Lee Flavin. the popular travelling
man who cannot count his 4erington
friends on his fingers. made has IN
itial 1917 visit to the local trade yes
terday.
Mike Sava. landlord of the Nevada
Hot Springs Hotel at Simpson, and
J. T. Mellin. were Smith Valley eiti-
zens who registered at the Holland
this week.
Misses Clara and Myrtle Dixon, OF
Wellington, accompanied by Clarence
and Stanley Beaman were Smith val
ley New Years visitors to enjoy the
Yerington festivities.
Mesrs. Devroey, Devereaux. Mol
lert and Gaborino. the Artesia ranch
ers. visited Yerington yesterday and
attended the first meeting OF the new
board OF commissioners.
Lew Ross. the we'll known and
popular leaser and prospector. who
now claims Mason as his residence
but don't hold that against Yering- |
ton. spent New Years day here.
J. +. Saunders. custodian OF the |
property of the Smith Valley Mines !
Company, at Wellington. visited Yer |
ington to spend New Years. He re-
turned to his post "Wednesday after
noon.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. |
Van Alstne was gladdened on New
Years day by the arrival of healthy |
baby boy Mother and boy are dong |
well and Papa Van" will soon be back
to the normal
Jim Kelly, the liveryman, went &c
Reno Thursday for few days visit |
MIR. Kelly has retired from the firm OF
Murchie & Kelly which for the past !
season has conducted the Pioneer sta
bles in Yerington.
r. II. France. of New York City
is registered at the Holland Hotel
and is looking over the agricultural
resources of the West, which shows
that this country is not wholly un
known in the far East.
Commissioner c. +. Wedertz, of
Wellington arrived Thursday after
noon. to attend the regular meeting
of the county board. Mrs. Wedert2
accompanied him to enjoy the Birth
of Nation" at the Rink Theater.
Eddie Ber"strom. the pianist at the
Mutual, for the past week confined t,
his bed, is able to be out again. Dur
ing his illness Mrs. Bergstrom pre-
sided at the piano and displayed a tai
ent almost equal to that of her hus-
band
John Wright, the tonsorial artist
could not be happy without a mining
claim. He therefore is possessed of
several, and has force of men at
work on his locations north of the
Rambaugh and Montana Yeringtor |