The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-07-20
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Homer Wyatt spent the Fourth in
Truckee.
Congressman Newlands will be in
Carson tonight.
VIM. Selby is working in logging
camp at Overton, Cal.
Ladies' under vests from sc each to
Doc each, at F. w. Days, Carson.
w. H. Foley is employed finishing
up G. M. Henningsen's new house.
One of VIM. Ritchford's best horses
died at BUou Tuesday morning of collie.
Mrs. H. F. Dangberg, Jr., is visiting
her father at Cedarville, Modoc Co.,
Cal
Martin Christensen, the carriage
painter, has lots of work to do all the
time.
Gilbert Robinson of Genoa is work
ing at Tunnel IL, seven miles from
Truekee.
Pew. Welty has been hauling lumber
this week with six horses for the new
parsonage.
Mrs. D. II. Pine of Grass Valley, is
in Gardnerville, visiting her daughter
Mrs. A. s. Bigelow.
Do you know that you can send 800
to San Francisco for fifteen cents? Call.
at the Douglas County Bank
No mail from the west was received
in Gardnerville yesterday. The snow
sheds west of Truckee are on fire.
Lester Andrews of Lake Tahoe and
Miss Vera Marie Lewis ohn of Carson
were married at Carson Tuesday.
Navy blue dimities make up very
swell with white Jokes. f. w. Day
has a new invoice at only 10c per yard.
Chas. Hironymous came in from
Yerington, Monday, on his way to
California for four-horse load of fruit.
Hon. Chas. A. Towne of Minnesota
will address the people of Carson this
evening on the issues of the campaign.
Abe Harris and Miss Emma Harris of
Gardnerville and Miss Goldstein of
Genoa are visiting friends in Virginia
City.
Hartford Southworth departed We'd
nesday for the Castle Peak mines,
Mono county, Cal, where he has Sc
cured employment.
A Texas cattle raiser recently bought
80 head of Hereford calves from the
Sparks ranch near Reno for which he
paid SITS per head.
Miss Flora Cottrell has been en-
ployed to teach the Jacks Valley school
next term. This is the third term for
Miss Cottrell in Jacks Valley.
The Carson river is falling rapidly,
and We shall be fortunate if there is
not considerable sickness this fall.
Sanitary measures are in order.
ical, mild yet powerful and most effec-
tive liniment for sprains and bruises,
burns and bites. Six ounces, fifty cents.
When you want to buy groceries or
dry goods, don't fail to examine Bar
rett & Tucke's complete. stock. 1t
won't cost you a cent and may save
You dollars.
Fred Fricke and family, Herman
Lampe, Mrs. Hans Nelson and daugh-
ter, Miss Ivy Wyatt, Mrs. B. Jepsen
and Henry Morrison, wife and son are
all camping at Lake Tahoe.
A San Francisco ball team, the indie
pendents, will play the Reports of vir-
ginia at Carson tomorrow, and Sun
day there will be game between The
Independents and the Carson team.
w. T. King, Waterman at the dam
this side of the Twelve Mile House
ranch, moved his family up to the dam |
Wednesday and will camp there in a
tent during the remainder of the irri- |
eating reason.
A visit to the Valley Hot Springs
Will please you. For nearly forty
years the Springs have sustained an
enviable reputation as health resort,
and there are many visitors, especially |
at this season.
There isn't clothing house in West
ern Nevada showing a more complete
line of gents furnishing goods than
Jos. Platt, in the county building, Car
son. He carries fine new stock of
goods, all fashionable and stylish.
James Lynch, who resided in Genoa
many years ago, died in Rockland,
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