The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-12-18
Next year is Leap Year.

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Herman Lampe has passed the dan
ger point and is gradually regaining his
strength.
Maurice Mack lost diamond, Mon
day evening, valued at $3.50, from a
finger ring.
Geo. j. Browns children, who had
all but one been sick with scarlatina,
are nearly we'll again.
Arrangements have been completed
for starting a pressed brick plant at
Carson in the spring.
Oscar Hildebrandt has been appoint
ed by DR.. Fourier the accredited col
lector of the latter's outstanding bills.
Mrs. Arlie Williams, of GAINESVILLE
Minnesota, sister of Mrs. C. c. Hen
ningsen, is expected here shortly on
a visit.
Harley NJ. Everett, painter and
decorator Of Reno, spent all of this
week visiting his brother Franks fam
lily.
Home made tamales every evening"
Fresh oranges, bananas, dates and
homemade candies right along at f.
&. Garr's.
John Barrett will remain here only
two weeks more. Now is the time to
buy dry goods, etc, cheaper than you
ever did before.
Jake Rodenbah and Henry Elges
took time by the forelock by harvest
ing their ice crop. 1t averaged good
six inches in depth.
|. Goldstein of Waterloo has received
a full line Of rubber and felt goods, al
so a large assortment of toys, clothing
and jewelry, suitable for Christmas
gifts.
{. +. ". Dangberg, who had been
confined to his house for nearly a
week on account of severe cold, made
his appearance on the streets again
last Monday.
Geo. ". Farrell, who returned from
Reno last Saturday, stated that the
tests Of the ores from his Mason Valley
gold claims had proved highly salts
factory.
The honor roll OF Gardnerville
school for the past month is not pub
lished, large number of the pupils
having been absent from school on
account of sickess.
The Bridgeport Chronicle says John
Conway has purchased an s., 000-ranch
from Jas. Sturgeon at Jordan Mr.
Conway and family departed Saturday
FOR a visit to Canada.
Joe Plat is unpacking some excel
lent fall and winter clothing. He states
that it is the finest stock that he has
received in "a number of years. Pur-
ch1sers will do well to bear this in
mind.
Robert Grimmon of Reno, formerly
superintendent of the Nevada State
Orphans Home. and at present inter-
ested in Gardnerville enterprise, pro-
longed his visit 20 our town several
days this week.
Z. O. Patterson, at the urgent re-
quest of Mrs. Henry Morrison, return
ed from Carson Tuesday, and is now
installed as an additional nurse and
ail-around tactotum about the sick
room of mis- lifelong friend, Henry
Morrison.
Mr.. Barrett is bound to sell every
article in his store that can be be sold
before going 10 Reno. Therefore his
prices are the lowest ever known in
Gardneryille. Many dollars worth of
goods have been sold this week. Call
early before the best bargains are
taken.
Mrs. S. j. Kinsey and Mrs. Eugene
Howell drove over from Genoa one
day this week. The latter stated that
her husband, who sprained his ankle
nearly a month ago, was now able to
wear a shoe on the injured limb once
more. They both intend to leave
Genoa for Carson soon after the holt
days.
At last Fridays meeting of Martha
Washington RebelSah lodge No. p the
lblApA III hlliCtiH NtIt NiOtbSt W oNiN0
for the ensuing term of six months:
Mrs. Edna Nelson, Noble Grand; Miss
Minnie jacobson, Vice-Grand; Miss
Bertha Dangberg, Secretary; and Mrs.
Meta Dangberg, Treasurer. Early in
January Joint installation of the local
Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges is to
be held. The latter will furnish the
banquet for the occasion.
Mrs 4. c. Kingsbury is still under
medical treatment at Valley Springs
Miss Daisy Curtz is in constant attend
ance upon her sister. Mrs. p. Curtz
remained at the Springs until We'd
nesday, when she departed for her
home at Loope. Captain Curtz had
preceded her few days. On his re-
turn last Saturday from San Fran
cisco, where he had spent the previ-
Gus week in the interest of new min
ing deal, he stopped only one day at
the bedside of his daughter.
Prof G. w. Waits, who is agent for