The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-02
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1900.
Trib is every toiler's friend.

H. Scheppelman is talking of moving
10 Sacramento.
Louie Hetman's new ten-room house
ia nearly completed.
Turn out and hear Congressman
Newlands next Sunday.
Rev. ]. F. w. Horstmann held SER
vices in Reno last evening.
Only truth is told of Trib liniment
cures. Those who know trust Trib.
a Everybody will, of course, attend
the candidates ball at Genoa this even-
ing.
"Parson Poor's Donation Partyo at
valhalla hall tomorrow night. Don't
miss it.
Cabinet photographs at $3.50 per
dozen at Doves gallery, next to Wild
er's store.
Fritz Lampe and family departed
Tuesday for Lovelock, where they will
make their home.
Mrs. Geo. II. Greenfield of Virginia
is here visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II. F. Dangberg.
You can assist in making the home
paper newsy by handing in any item
of interest you know.
Mrs. Merrill is building new hotel
at Woodfords. II will be 36x4O with
anaddition for a kitchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Morrison have
moved into s. A. Imelli's house in the
northeastern part of town.
Look out for political canards, sprung
at the last hour SO as to make correc-
ton or refutation impossible.
According to the census taken this
year Alpine county has a population of
5OS, decrease of 80 since 1890.
The threshers of Carson Valley will
give their annual ball at Sheridan on
Friday evening November 10Th.
P. J. Thompson has an ad. in to-
days COURIER. Call on him when
you need the services of a photog-
rapher.
Congressman Newlands was given a
rousing reception at Carson Tuesday
night. The Opera House was packed
with people.
Barrett & Tucke are to the front with
complete line of fall and winter goods
and nice fresh stock of groceries
Give them call.
Henry Mack's team carried off the
honors in the bicycle race last Sunday.
There will be another. race a week
from next Sunday.
Ifyou only want big-looking bottle
of liniment, ask for it; but if you want
bottle of good liniment that is bigger
than il looks ask for Trib.
Geo. B. Chandler of Chicago and f.
II. Norcross of Reno made a Republic
can talk at Valhalla hall Wednesday
evening, to fair audience.
Voter, don't you think we have had
enough of the Black Wallace rule in
Nevada? If you do, vote for New
lands will help to put him down.
Miss Maudie Haines departed Mon
day evening for San Jose to complete
her course at Kings Conservatory of
Music. She will graduate next Christ
mas.
Just as good work made at Doves
gallery in cloudy weather as in the
brightest sunshine His work can't be
beat and he guarantees to please
everybody.
The COURIER returns thanks for COM
plimentary tickets to "Parson Poor's
Donation Party" We expect to see a
tremendous crowd at Valhalla hall to-
morrow evening.
Charlie Elges, the 1o-year-old son of
Henry Elges, lost the first finger of his
left hand Sunday afternoon. He put
his finger in the barrel of his shotgun
to dig out some dirt, when the gun
was discharged.
Fritz Dangberg secured the freight
contract let by the Creamery Co. last
Saturday. Fred Dudley will supply
the creamery with wood and the ice
contract was given to Charlie and Car
ston Henningsen.
On to Valley Springs is the watch
word of many these days, judging
rom the number going that way
THESE springs are perhaps the best on
the Pacific Coast and hundreds of peo-
pie visit the place every year.
There isn't clothing house in West
ern Nevada showing a more complete
line of gents furnishing goods then