The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-09-26
SEPTEMBER 26,. 1902
Babhit metal for sale at this Office.

Aho Oodro Vi EdudllAtoioh niSp yes
terday.
@. II. Eaton is spending few days
in Reno.
DR.. st. George of Reno is in town
for few days.
Burt Dake is going to Keller, Inyo
county, Cal, next week.
Dick Cooks new artesian well flows
forty gallons per minute.
When a young man sows his wild
oats he usually depends upon irriga-
ton.
Chas. w. Brown will not be a candi-
date for Justice of the Peace of East
Fork township.
Mrs. Robt. Ward expects to visit
relatives in San Francisco and Peta-
luna next week.
The Carson Valley Smelling & Re-
fining Co. has levied assessment No.
of so cts. per share.
Miss Carrie Hansen of Mottsville has
been employed to teach the Duck Dis
trict school in Surprise Valley, Cal.
This year voters will have the use of
a rubber stamp to mark the X after
the name of the person they desire to
vote for.
Gardnerville was deserted village
Monday and Tuesday, the people being
in Genoa attending the county con-
ventions.
Vivian and Kathleen, children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anonymous, are
reported very ill with typhoid fever in
Yerington.
An organizer is expected to-day and
an effort will be made to organize a
camp of Woodmen of the World in
Gardnerville.
Willie Frey of Genoa is going to San
Jose in. few days to take a lucrative
position as salesman in butchershop
for the Western VI eat Co.
Jas. Kane, agent of the Burkham
Stage Co., is driving from Carson to
Genoa and Will Seamon doubles the
road to the Mountain House
VIM. Dangberg F. Heise, c. NJ Hen
ningsen, Louis Nelson and Hugh Park
were elected Directors of the Douglas
County Creamery Co. Saturday.
Mr.. Sibeck, formerly of Lake Valley,
who has been stopping at the Valley
Springs, departs this week for Elk
Grove, Cal, much improved in health
s. FoR @SALE.-At the COURIER office, a
]sSecond-hand single buggy harness,
practically as good as new. Will go
quick at the price asked. First come,
first served.
Fred Murphy, formerly of Empire,
but who has been resident of Reno
the past few years, has taken posi-
ton as book-keeper for P. C.. Wilder
& Co.
w. d. Cottrell of Carson has a fine
two-seated, extension-top rockaway
for sale. 1t is practically new and is
bargain for anyone desiring such car
riage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hayes have been
employed to take charge of the Cohn
ranch (the old Van Sickle station for
Mr.. Dangberg. Mrs. Hayes was form
erly Mrs. O. r. Whitaker.
GOOD CHANCE.-Te Transfers or wood
dealers; Pine Nut wood for sale. See
wood and get terms at Belle Blossoms
ranch in Pine Nut or in Genoa.
DR.. Blossom, Agent.
Henry Tucke, the Sheridan mer-
chant, has just received a splendid
line of new hats. All the latest fall
styles. A complete stock of Derbys,
Fedora and cowboy hats.
The Journal says Jim Green, an old
time type-sticker, formerly of Marklee-
1 vile passed through Reno Saturday en-
route to Carson for the purpose of
wedding lady in that town.
H. c. Dangberg departed for San
Francisco yesterday Mrs. Dangberg
has been in the city for a couple of
weeks and expects to have surgical
operation performed tomorrow.
There is some person in Gardnerville
who is in the habit of picking up tools
and other loose articles of value and
carrying them off at night The officers
are looking for him and he will be
given lesson if caught.
L. B. Hawkins of Alpine county is in
town on crutches, having cut and
bruised his left foot severely while do
ing some surveying in Hope Valley.