The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-04-26

at Woodfords. DIR. Cook Is attending
him.
G. E. Merrick set up the machinery
for the new creamery at Lovelock this
week.
The Marlxleeville school closes day. |
Miss Grimes of Auburn, Cal, is the
teacher.
Walter Berry is building a house
near the Chambers ranch east of Fred /
ericksburg.
J. W. Parsons and wife of Antelope
Valley are in town. Mr.. Parsons is on
the sick list.
@. A. Andrews, who was on a bust
ness trip to Mason Valley, has returned
to Woodfords.
1t is about time to commence max
ing arrangements for rousing Fourth
of-July celebration.
A second. hand top buggy for sale;
also a jump-seat top buggy. Will be
sold very cheap. Inquire at the CoUR-
TER office.
Two weeks from next Sunday the
Gardnerville. base ball team will play
the Business College nine a return
game in Carson.
TheSouthern Pacific Company will
reduce its passenger rates on the occa-
sion of President McKinley's visit to
San Francisco.
Chas. Burnham, who was convicted
in Justice Linn's court at Reno of pur-
Joining Harry Sellers watch, has taken
an appeal to the District court.
Herman Lampe expects to depart
for Concordia, Kansas about the mid
die of next week, to visit brother.
He will be absent about month.
Judge Arnot and daughter visited
Gardnerville, Saturday. The Judge
was on his way to Trinity county, Cal.
He expects to be gone about a month
Wilder & Co. are preparing to open
a lumber yard in Gardnerville in few
days. They will get lumber from Mr..
Campbell's mill on the Kingsbury
grade.
! The school children of Gardnerville
observed last Friday as Arbor Day.
They had very pleasant program
and planted about seventy trees around
the school yard.
Henry Tucke, the Sheridan mer-
chant, has just received 100 ten-yard
dress patterns, consisting of percales,
lawns, dimities, organdies and dress
crashes, besides complete line of Vic
toria lawns, India linens and Piques.
Samples sent on application.
Through his attorney Ed. Dupuis,
Elkin Cohn has filed his answer in the
case of Samuel Platt VS.. Elkin Cohn.
Attorney Platt seeks. to recover the
sum of 81, $50 fees for services per-
formed. Cohn sets up the answer that
the amount demanded is exhorbitant
anu uUT0dSOudDl0.
A Gardnerville woman makes her
biscuits smaller every day that she
may compliment her own cooking by
telling how many her husband eats.
Her husband is poor stick. He is
sad-ey ed-and and bilious-livered, and
smells of bull Durham smoking tobacco
and cob pipe.
Atquitting time last night they had
driven the 49-inch pipe down nearly
one hundred feet at the Larson
well. They want to put in so feet
more of this size pipe and then COM
mence using inch pipe. At the Sage
brush ranch they are putting in 6-inch
pipe and are down over go feet.
The Reno Gazette has made arrange
ments for weekly letter from Gard
nerville. The correspondent in his
first letter mentions our glorious cli-
mate and scenery, our alfalfa fields
and flowing wells and winds up with
report of Sundays baseball game. The
Gazette says Gardnerville is douglas
county's get-there town.
Frederick Dudley Wells died of
Pneumonia at his home in Diamond
Valley early last Tuesday morning.
Deceased was native of Diamond
Valley, aged 26 years. BY his death
the community loses one of its most
promising young men. He leaves
father, who is now in Michigan, one
brother and four sisters to mourn His
brother and sisters were at his bedside
when he died.
A New Bank Building.