The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-12-26
Men are in demand on rrrckee ice


carload of hogs to market Saturday.
The mill at the North Rapidan mine
at Como is rapidly nearing completion.
Isabelle and Archie Miller are up
from Reno to spend the holiday vaca-
ton.
Mrs. VIM. Ritchford and Miss Mabel
start to-day for a short visit to San
Francisco.
Several University students are
spending the holidays at their homes
in this vicinity.
Mrs. C. F. w. Dangberg will go below
Saturday with Mrs. H. c. Dangberg
and Mrs. Henningsen.
Henry, Johnny and Albert Dickson
are spending Christmas with their sis
ter, Mrs. Ritchford, in Gardnerville.
Turkeys are scarce this Christmas
and are selling in Carson and Virginia
for from 25to 30 cents pound, dressed.
Somebody robbed the till in the
Klondylze saloon Monday of between
Sc and $50, while the proprietor was
absent.
1t is reported from Antelope valley
that Q. Hayes, of Bridgeport, has made
a strike on a claim in Antelope, join
limo the Golden Gate
| The fine barn on the Winters ranch
in Washoe Valley was destroyed by
fire Sunday. The barn contained six
hundred tons of hay and grain.
Ike Squires goes below in few days
to enter the University of the Pacific
at san Jose. Mrs. Squires is here visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. E. E. Wyatt.
Mrs. Dangberg and Mrs. Henning
sen have postponed starting to San
Francisco until tomorrow. There is
no place like home at Christmas time.
W. d. Cottrell of Carson has a fine
two-seated, extension-top rockaway
for sale. 1t is practically new and is a
bargain for anyone desiring such a car
riage.
A box of wedding cake and some
oranges reached this Office yesterday
with the compliments of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Berning. The COURIER is duly
grateful
Mrs. Fred Murphy, accompanied by
her son, came up from Reno Wednes-
day to spend the holidays with her
husband She is sister of John Bar
rett, of the firm of p. c. Wilder & Co.
Fritz Neddenriep returned from San
Francisco Monday. His son hris,
who had his foot amputated last week
is getting along nicely and will be able
to return home shortly after New
Years.
1t is reported that body of rich ore
has been encountered in the mine near
the Mountain House belonging to
Henry Decker I he property is said
to be bonded for $l0,O = Carson
News.
1t is said that the proposed compro-
mise in the water suit brought by
Miller s. Lux against the farmers of
Smith and Mason Valleys, has fallen
through, and the case will now have
to come to trial.-Carson News.
Miss Lucy M. Furth, formerly CT
this valley, and Harry M. Bemis of
Seattle, " ash, were married in that
city December 18th, 1902. The many
friends of the bride in Douglas county
will extend hearty congratulations.
Two ladies were riding into town
the other day when rifle bullet whiz-
zed between their heads. The ladies
have requested the COURIER to sug-
gest to the boys that they turn their
guns away from the public highways.
Peter Poulsen returned to Gardner
vile to spend hristmas. he has been
working on mining claims for Petite
grew and Wilkerson at steamboat.
lie says the prospects are favorable
for big mining excitement at steam
boat before long.
Edward +. Donavan, proprietor of
the Mountain House, and nirs. Nay
stricklin OF antelope valley were mar
ried in the parlor of the kitchford hotel
i'll Gardnerville, Wednesday, Decem-
Der 2ord, 1872. he happy couple have
many friends in Antelope anu vicinity
VINO Will wish them much joy and
prosperity.
A pretty home wedding took place
Christmas day at noon, at the home OF
the bride's parents in carson valley,
hhe contracting parties being Henry
,Berning and Miss Viola K. bigelow.
Rev. W. Z. Rankin tied the knot in his