The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-10-25
FRIDAY, OCTOBER ,.~......1sO1

Mr.. Taylor will furnish the music for
the Threshers' Ball.
Don't forget the concert in Valhalla
Hall to morrow evening.
We have new sewing. machine to
trade for hay or wood.
Mrs. Francis Frey of Riverton, CAL,
is visiting relatives at Genoa.
Big invoices of goods arriving every
day at Carson for E. w. Day.
Mrs. Chas. Springmeyer is seriously
ill in Carson with typhoid fever.
Ned Quill and family have returned
from Petaluma and will locate here.
Miss Clara Cardinal has been quite
ill at sThe Latest" but is improving.
Peter Rahbeck announces that he
will close his laundry after this week
Mrs. William James and Miss May
Blossom returned Tuesday from a visit
to Virginia City.
Ollie Ward came in from SodaviIle,
Wednesday, to spend few days with
relatives in Gardnerville.
Mr. Hill of the Arlington House and
Jos. Kelley were taking in the sights
at Gardnerville Tuesday.
Rev. Geo. H Greenfield and wife
have been visiting relatives here, and
will return to Elko to-day.
The COURIER is indebted to Mr. N
Blossom for some nice potatoes, a
product of his Pine Nut ranch.
The Brockliss machine threshed 345
tons of grain for Ell. f. Dangberg, 275
tons of barley and 70 tons of oats.
Chas. Kinds is building areservoir in
Red Canyon, so as to have plenty of
water for his Smith Valley ranch.
Earl Christensen of the Douglas
County Bank has been appointed
Notary Public by Governor Sadler.
Rev. w. p Rankin has been granted
a license by Judge Mack to perform
sthe marriage ceremony in this State.
Attorneys Sweeney, Platt and Dupuis
of Carson attended the session of the
District Court at Genoa Wednesday.
Air tight heaters at Henry Tucke's,
Sheridan. They are the best thing
going and you should have one or
more.
d. FACET got too much booze aboard
Saturday and was fined $25 and costs
for hourishing a knife around in a
threatening manner.
Just received a lot of almonds, pea
nuts and walnuts. They are this years
crop and of excellent quality.
e. G, CARR.
Don't condemn the paper because
certain item of news is not published.
It is your fault if you knew of it and
did not report it.
The War Department denies the
story published to the effect that sol
diers who enlisted in the Spanish
American war were entitled to boun-
ties.
Under the new system of letting mail
contracts the mail carriers of this Sec
tion can make some money-that is,
if they do not go to undertaking each
other
Those interested in learning assay
ing should consult E. j. Sweetland of
Carson. He is giving an excellent
practical course in assaying at reason
bile rates.
Thos Raycraft is said to have dis
covered some rich rock in the vicinity
of the Mountain House. w T. Virgin
and Ed Raycraft went out to the claim
yesterday
When you go to Carson to buy dry
goods or furnishing goods give the
little store, two blocks back Of Ormsby
House call. You will find nice
assortment of goods and prices to suit
the times.
Remember that JOS Plat, in the
:. county building, Carson, has a splen-
did line of gents furnishing goods, all
stylish and up-to-date. His aim is to
do little better by the public than
:. any other house in Western Nevada.
VIM. Mohr of Milwaukee, Wis, has
taken charge of the Parlor Drug Store.
He is a man of twelve years. experience
in the compromising of drug medicines,
n registered pharmacist who will be
glad to explain anything pertaining to
drugs.
Yes, you are all going to the Thresh-
ers' Ball tonight. Only one young