The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-12-19
THE WEEKLY COURIER.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER l9,.-......1so2
Merry Christmasl

mas with us.
It has rained heavily in California
the past week.
L. D. Fields of Woodfords was in
town yesterday.
Arthur Harris has moved onto the
old Haines ranch.
Buy your Christmas presents from
A w. FL. Helberg.
DIR. Hawkins has moved his office to
Ritchford's hotel
Mrs. DIR. Gerdes and daughter have
returned from below.
John G. Tucke and family depart
next week for Smith Valley.
JOS. Sauve returned Wednesday
from three weeks visit to California.
The boys and girls are dreaming of
Christmas presents. Don't disappoint
them.
But twelve days remain to perform
the annual assessment work on min
ing claims.
Grant Merrill departed Monday for
San Francisco, to enter Heald's Bust
ness College.
P. G. Wilder & Co. have a fine line
of children's doll carriages, wheelbar-
rows and dolls.
Mrs. H. G. Dangberg and Mrs. G. c.
Henningsen depart next Monday for
San Francisco.
Mrs. F. w. Behrman and children
departed Wednesday for California, to
spend the holidays.
DIR. Sinclair has returned from Tono-
pah. His son has recovered from his
recent severe illness.
Fred Dangberg is talking of boring
for artesian water on his sagebrush
land this side of Carson.
The Lutheran congregation is build
ing a fine stable at the church. Bert
ram Jepsen is doing the work.
There will be christmas tree and
entertainment at the Mottsville school
house next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Barber, of the firm of G. H.
Eaton Co., is up from Reno and will
spend the holidays in Gardnerville.
A report got out last week some how
that the babies of Gardnerville would
, go on a strike for larger milk bottles.
8 Nothing in it,
NJ The infant son of Geo. ]. Brown was
very i'll this week and DR.. Huffaker
was called from Carson. The child was
much better yesterday.
Santa Claus will hold reception at
G. II. Eaton's store from Dec. 10Th to
Dec. 25th, between the hours of and 9
P. M. Everybody invited.
Geo. j. Brown departs for San Fran
cisco to-day to bring home Mrs.
Brown. They expect to return to
Gardnerville next Tuesday
Christmas is the time to make merry,
and you will surely have a merry time
ifyou attend the grand ball in Valhalla
Hall next Wednesday evening. twill
be grand social success.
There will be a christmas tree and
entertainment in the M. E. Church at
Genoa, next Wednesday evening.
After the festivities there will be a
social dance in Rayeraft's Hall.
A light snow storm visited Gardner
vile yesterday morning. The snow is
piling up deep in the mountains and
there is no prospect of scarcity OF
water for irrigation next season.
Valley View Camp, Woodmen of the
World, of Gardnerville, visited Ormsby
Camp of Carson last evening, taking
two candidates with them to be in
, itiated by the Ormsby Neighbors.
Owing to my immense Christmas
stock, have been obliged to move up
into the hall, where all is displayed to
good advantage. Christmas gifts for
young and old. HENRY TUcKE.
Colonel f. G. Lord last evening re-
ceived word that his daughter, Mrs.
Otto Williams of Elko, had given birth
to a son, and consequently grandpa
Lord was the proudest man in town.
Enterprise.
The ice weather at Truckee is the
very best and if the present cold
weather continues the work of cutting
and storing ice will begin in about a
week There will be work at the diff
ferent plants for about 800 men.
Remember that Jos. Platt, in the
county building, Carson, has splen-