The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-04-24
THE WEEKLY COURIER.

No school to-day
Plant lots of flowers.
Fritz Dangberg has fine new freight
wagon.
l. Cohn returned from Californ a
Friday.
Large quantities of wool are being
hauled to market.
Bob Mcnimmon and J. w. Boles
were in town yesterday.
Arthur Raycraft will return from
San Francisco in day or two.
Carson is preparing to hold a big
carnival on the Fourth of July.
Prof Waits received bunch of
elm trees yesterday for Arbor Day.
The telephone office will be moved
to A. w. IL. Helberg's jewelry store.
John Rogers is preparing to erect a
hotel and feed stables at Wellington.
Miss Jane Mckay has returned from
Avisit to her home in Antelope Valley.
Frank Rivers AMI family, of Smith
Valley, will leave shortly for Califor-
MIA.
Peter Darling, of Woodfords, is on
the sick list. Mr.. Darling is 10 years
of age.
Jno. Barrett win start store in
Gardnervill if, he can find suitable
building.
About half the population of Carson
Valley is attending the dog show at
Carson to-day.
Jos. Allard, of Little Antelope Val
ley, was in Gardneryille yesterday for
q load Of provisions.
Mr.. Gansberg and family arrived
Wednesday from Germany. Mr.. Cans
berg is the father of Mrs. Dick Wenn-
hold.
Henry Kaiser and Chas Larson ar
rived Saturday from Churchill county.
Mr.. Kaiser is going to California to
reside.
Who wants new sewing machine?
A first-class machine. manufactured by
the New Home Sewing Machine Co,
can be purchased cheap at the COURIER
Office.
Henry Tucke, the Sheridan mer-
chant, carries an up-to-date-stock of
fresh groceries and nice line of dry
goods and general merchandise. Call
and see him.
Prospectors are getting ready to
take the country south and east of
Gardnerville. The hills will be full of
men this summer hunting for the
precious metals.
Geo. Kair is going to the Winters
mine in a few days to operate Wilder
& Jessen's new mill and Hans Marten-
sen is going to Red Canyon to work
for Mr.. Carman.
The Appeal says the railroad COM
pany has donated TO Mr.. Beck large
tract of hand east of Carson for a flour
mill and the erection of the building
will soon be commenced.
VIM. Hickey has sold a two-thirds
interest in the Exchange saloon to Jas
Wilson and @. Stout, of Reno. The
new proprietors propose to add
another room for card tables, music,
etc
Remember JOS. Platt, in the county
building, Carson, takes orders for
custom made clothing. Call and get
an up-to-date suit. Mr.. Platt has a
splendid line ofgents' furnishing goods
and will take pleasure in showing you
the latest styles.
A. G. Harris, who resides on the old
Haines ranch, was severely kicked by
q mule Wednesday morning. The
animals hoof struck Mr.. Harris over
the hear, stunning him, but no bones
were broken, and he will be all right
again in a few days.
On Wednesday Mr.. d. Heimsoth, of
Fredericksburg, received the sad news
by telegraph that his daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Henry Heimsoth, of Baker
City, Oregon, was dead. She was i'll
about a week and, although everything
that doctors and friends could do for
her was done, she expired last Tues
day, April 2lst \ little girl about
four years old is the only child she
left.
There was little business in the
Justices Court at Genoa Wednesday,.
Geo. j. Brown, of the East + rk Hotel,
had DR.. Price, the veterinary surgeon,
arrested on charge of obtaining money
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