Nevada ship to launch April first in 19 J
Local notes report more snow possible and a parade of small items. Howard Iszard arrives in camp, a painter seeks employment at Copper Belt depot. Paul Gaston from Reno is handling Lyon county officers books. Rev Frank Summers to preach tomorrow at Barrett school at 2 30 PM. Nevada battleship launch slated for April first, 19 J. G Young and wife shopped in town yesterday. Piano repairs offered by Robert Mannering in Yerington. Skating active on ponds near city. H P Gifford from Carson on business. Indians bring Pyramid Lake trout sold quickly. Fine whiskeys advertised at Office Bar. Reymers dispute over return to Germany denied. Henry Luhrs travels to Carson for business. expects return soon. Yerington teachers take a three week vacation starting Monday. Effie McMurray to Stockton. Augusta Brusso to Sacramento. A quip about suffragettes ends with a joke about wages. John Wright promotes tensorial work in his Main Street shop. Nevada Sugar Company ad urged. Prominent Reno visitors Wingfield, Gordon, Frank, Morton quail hunting. season fair but fewer birds. Hunting prohibited on Birmingham ranch. trespassers warned. Lovelock fire destroys hotel and half a block of buildings. $100,000+ loss. Mrs. C E Wedertz visiting in Yerington. older friends recalled. O H Sonne moving family to Reno. in auto business with Marsal. Chicago investors visit Smith Valley Mines, see potential value.
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Howard Iszard
Copper Belt Depot
Mason
Robert Mannering
P. O. Box 103
Yerington
Nev
H. P. Gifford
Carson
B. H. Reymers
Reymers
Germany
Henry Luhrs
F. Luhrs
Effie McMurray
Stockton
Cal
Augusta Brusso
Sacramento
Wright
Kaufman & Downey
Main St. John Wright
Nevada Sugar Company
George Wingfield
Gurney Gordon
Sam Frank
Walter Morton
Reno
Bey
Birmingham Ranch
Advut
Sauter Bros
Lovelock
Local social notes from Yerington and area commerce
J Wilson visited Yerington and shipped bees wax to Town Points last week. Miss Addie Mollart visited her parents in Yerington. Silver State Mills received two carloads of wheat from Smith Valley. Mr. and Mrs. George Plummer visited Mrs. Wilson. I A Strosnider shipped another carload of beef cattle for his home ranch. Mill operations paused four days due to frozen ditch. Charlie Price visited family in Rei. Archie Brown from Mason Valley traveled to Yerington on business. Forbush the miller praised for making good flour. Clarence Chapin tied to Ma- and a Nady connection noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Price
Rei
Geo Friedhoff
Jas, Hilbun
Archie Brown
Mason Valley
Yerington
Mason
Forbush
Wilson Family Trip and Local Dairy Ventures Highlight News
Wilson and family with Miss Kitte Vaughn visited Wilsons Hot Springs last Saturday and returned Sunday. Joe Bud Wilson joined the dairy business, milking 15 cows at dawn and planning to grow the herd. Silver State flour is popular in Smith Valley as hikers bring in a year’s supply from Reading Bros. at Wellington, along with Chas Hinds Frank Gomez and Manuel Mora who loaded a full carload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Mora
Reading Bros
Wellington
Fire at Morningstar Saloon Destroys Building
A fire at the Morningstar saloon in Morningstar burned the Sava and Forest property to the ground around 3 am. The origin is unknown. The building and contents were fully insured by Cooper. Mike Sava was away in Yerington during the blaze. Also notes a Christmas Dance event by the Women of Wonderall in Yerington with music, supper, and a dollar for men at Rink Hall on the 25th.
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Morningstar
Sava & Forest
Cooper
Mike Sava
Yerington
Wonderall
Rink Hall
Brooks Home Cottage
Copper Belt Delinquent in Lyon County Tax Roll
Lyon County shows higher delinquency this year with 45 parcels totaling 13 903.66 dollars. Largest debts are Comstock Tunnel Co Sutro 1044.50 Nevada Copper Belt Railroad Co 9322.26 and Wells Fargo Co 2548.59. Company disputes assessed taxes and plans legal challenge while awaiting court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon County
Comstock Tunnel Co
Sutro
Nevada Copper Belt Railroad Company
Wells, Fargo & Co
Board of Commissioners
State Tax Commission
Times
Notice to Creditors in Nevada Estate
Notice is given that Julia P. Smith is administratrix of the estate of R. D. Smith deceased, appointed November 19 1913 by the District Court at Yerington Lyon County Nevada. Creditors must file claims with vouchers and affidavits with the clerk of the court within three months from November 22 1913. Hull is attorney for administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nevada
Lyon County
R. D
Otder
R. D Smith
Yerington
Feeding Barley Helps Valley Sheepmen
Joe Girard the sheepman purchased several tons of barley in the valley and feeds it to his flocks alongside alfalfa, which he also bought. Barley sells for 18 to 20 dollars per ton, the lowest price yet known here, enabling sheepmen to feed mutton sheep in fair quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Girard
Electric Bitters praised by Oklahoma woman
Stomach liver and kidney troubles and weak nerves disappear after using Electric Bitters. Fliza Pool of Denen Oklahoma reports relief and urges all suffering women to try the remedy. Each bottle guaranteed and sold for one dollar at druggists. Bucklen and Co. Philadelphia or St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denen
Okla
Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. E. Wedertz
Smith Valley
Guy Ayers
Mr. Wedertz
Wederts
O. H. Sonne
A A. Marsal
Woo
F. Woodbridge
Ec Yatentail
Chicago
Teks
Royal
Julia P. Smith
R. D. Smith
Hull
Yerington Drug CO
Yerington, Nevada
the Times
Merington Ice and Soda Water Factory
Co. M. Coddington
Prop
St. Yerington
Women of
Woodcraft
Brooks
Montana Cafe
M Street
Yeri
Ben S
Fukushima
Ray Hironymous
Yerington, New
Lyon County Pharmacy
Smith Drug Store
Yerington Bakery
Main Street
Summers & Mayfield
E. H. Whitacre
Notary Public
Mason Mercantile CO
Elgin
Waltham
Rock
Roger's Bros
Ford
el Seneca
McDonald's
Mason Mercantile Company
H. J. Long
Guo, W. Wunster
Lyon County Bank
Foreign Exchange and Letters of Credit
Yerington Liquor Co
W. Mckensie
Frop. Ee
Old Crow
Prn Hermitage
Spring Hill
Berlin
OWL Saloon
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