The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-01-31
.Iohn F. ulhorn is able to be out.

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L.R. Ames was in town yesterday.
P. G. Wilder returned from Tonopah
Monday.
Big invoices of goods arriving every
day At Carson for L. w. Day.
Mr., Barber, of the firm of O. Fl. Eaton.
Co.. is in Gardherville this week.
It was ten degrees below aero at the
Mountain House Sunday morning.
Judge Mack will hold session of
the District Court in Genoa, February
eth.
lack Frost tied up the water pipes
at Genoa Saturday night. 1t was five
below zero.
Miss May Bruins, who went below re-
GENTLY for medical treatment, is inn
proving rapidly
The young people of Gardnerville
are preparing drama for presentation
in the near future.
Knud Brenk and w. V. Jewell re-
turned from Tonopah yesterday with
NJessen Bros teams.
Benz Edison, formerly of Genoa,
celebrated his 65th birthday in San
Francisco January 18th.
Jos. Platt, the Pioneer clothier of
Carson, has just received a new line of
hats. The very latest styles.
If a man bores you with a recital of
his troubles, at once begin to relate
your troubles to him, Then see him
scoot.
Mabel Ruth, infant daughter of Au-
gust Hansen, was baptized at Genoa,
January 23rd, by Rev. j. F. w Horst
man.
Henry Tucke of Sheridan has just re-
ceived a complete line of spring hats.
All the latest effects. Something to
please everybody, children especially
If the farmer has not the time to
keep the farm accounts, let the wife or
daughter attend to it. Ii will be help
all around if this is done. Begin now.
Charley Lee, an aged Chinaman who
has been on the county for some time,
was adjudged insane Wednesday and
committed to the Nevada Hospital for
Mental Diseases.
Miss Lottie Frey, returned home
from the city yesterday, having left
her mother at the Woman's Hospital,
with the prospect of a complete recov-
cry from her illness.
Mrs. Fred Keegan is on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Keegan are recent ar
rivals from San Francisco Mr. Keegan
is a woodworker and is employed in
Chris Nielsen's shop.
There is a case of smallpox at the
fremont hotel in Reno and the place
is under strict quarantine. The pa
tent is laboring man who arrived
recently from Beckwith, Cal.
The Board of County Commissioners
will meet next Monday to fix the tax
levy for 1902. The Board will also
consider the question of opening two
new streets in Gardnerville.
The house and store at the old Hardy
Station at the head of Antelope Valley
was destroyed by fire Saturday night
The property was owned by Robt
Grimmon and Mr.. Blackburn.
j. M. Steinberger, grandfather of
Prof. Waits of Gardnerville, died at
his farm two and half miles from
Reno Friday morning. He was about
73 years ofage, and a native of Ohio.
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 a nice
assortment of goods and prices to suit
the times.
Send your children to the Nevada
DNoihNoo OOftCSCs IACCP Jout
in circulation at home and build up the
State The new management is deter
mined TO make the college the equal of
any in the west.
There was a pleasant gathering of
young people at the home of @. M.
Henningsen Sunday evening They
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safely. And there were no broken
vehicles on the streets of Gardnerville
the next day, as was the case a week
ago when the old folks were out "star-
gazing"
The very latest in the way of news
IS the following from one of our ex-
changes:
Pacific coast capitalists will Install
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