The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-02
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2,............1soo.
Trib cures bruises and sprains.

Trib cures bruises ana spraInS.
VIM. Dressler was in town Monday.
Miss Hattie Jarvis has returned from
Oakland.
The Chinese New Year festivities
began Tuesday.
Rarrett & Tucke have lot of fine
cedar posts for sale.
Charlie and George Brown are put
ting out 200 shade trees.
PHI. Petersen and d. B. Park were
in town Wednesday.
los. Sehiek says we are going to
. have crop of fruit this year.
Charles Brown is building a picket
fence in front of his residence.
Ask your dealer for Glenbrook
Syrup. II is the best in the market.
Vim. Henderson, the colored team
ster. is sick with pneumonia in Genoa.
Sheriff Brockliss and District Attor-
uev Turner visited Gardneryille Tues
: day.
The man who predicted hard win
ter is so still you can hear his whiskers
grow.
Henry Pitts and John Carney of
Antelope Valley were in town Monday
night
Chris Nielsen is building a new snow
pillow for Sheriff Henningsen of Alpine
county.
Henry Dixon is finishing up the third
story of the ''The Latestn hotel for Mr..
Ritchford.
Miss Daisy Curtz of Alpine county is
attending the Conservatory of Music
in San Jose.
Attorney Richard Miner of Bridge
port, went through to Alpine county
yesterday.
Another dry season is in sight. The
farmers will have to build reservoirs
next summer.
Hot weiner wurst and sauerkraut
next Sunday afternoon and evening at
the East Fork saloon.
John Conway, the teamster injured
near Sweetwater last week by his
wagon passing over him, is improving.
Send your children to the Nevada
Business College. Keep your money
in circulation at home and build up
the State.
Mineral Paint is the most popular
brand of that necessary article ever
sold in this section. 1t sells purely on
its merits.
There will be an entertainment at
Genoa on the 2lst of February, to raise
funds to purchase supplies for the Sun
day School.
George Lamy has purchased an en-
CINE from Mr.. Springmeyer to run his
press. When you hear the whistle
blow they want news.
The Weekly is the name of neat
little paper started this week in Car
son. 1t will be published every Sun
day morning by Meder & Smith.
c. A. Andrews has leased the Red
Front Livery Stable and will carry on
general livery and feed business.
See advertisement in another column.
Hank May of Empire and Henry
Beste are at Rodenbah's station put
ting in turbine wheel to pump water
from the river for the Rodenbah ranch
Jos. Schiek was over from Genoa
Wednesday and went up to see Fred
Berning. Mr.. Berning was consider
able better, and able to get out in the
yard.
Mike Foster, who has been employed
in the State printing Office, is talking
of coming to Gardnerville to take
charge of the Record, while Prof Lamy
goes below for two or three weeks rec
reation.
A lot of new instruments have been
received by the Gardnerville Brass
band. Three new members were taken
IN Sunday, making total member
ship of twenty. The boys will give us
some fine music before long.
Rev. A Dewitt Welty will conduct
services next Sunday as follows; In
Gardnerville, II o'clock A. M, in Fair
view school house, 2 p. NJ, and in
Genoa, Up. NJ. All are cordially in
vited to attend these services.
Joe Pete is now in the Douglas coun-
ty Jail, where he will remain until after
his trial. He is closely guarded by
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