The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-11-27

Washoe county.
Will Titus drove over from Genoa
on Wednesday.
Francis and Willie Frey came up
from Reno to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Craig of Oregon, sister of
Mrs. Robt. Ward, is here on a visit.
Frank Everett sustained the loss of
large and valuable draft-mare on
Monday.
Henry Berning has secured employ
ment from the railroad company at
Mound House.
The Board of Directors of the Cream
cry Co., will meet tomorrow to re-
ceive bids for wood, ice, etc.
For first class quality of shingles
try the red fir for sale at Henry Tucke's.
Save money and be convinced.
Ben. Carrel, blacksmith at the Curtz-
Evans mine, spent few days in town
the early part of this week.
Henry Elges has one of the neatest-
kept ranches in this valley. He has
300 tons of fine alfalfa hay left for sale.
VIM. Starke announces that he will
keep ON hand throughout the winter
an ample supply of homemade sau-
sage.
Jacob Eggen departed Wednesday
for Colonel Rickey's Diamond Saw
mill" ranch, to fill the position of
cook.
Capt. Curtz, accompanied by his son
and daughter, came down from Loope
on sunday and remained over until
Tuesday.
DIR. A. Fourier went to Reno on
Sunday on business in connection with
his new Gardnerville hospital. He re-
turned on Tuesday afternoon.
The football game tomorrow be-
tween the Reno and our High school
Eleven will no doubt prove a great
attraction. Let the best team win.
Sam Imelli will constantly keep on
hand home-cured ham and bacon, also
kettle-rendered leaf lard in five and
forty-pound cans, the latter for hotel
use.
Herman Erbst has been installed as
bar-keeper at Fritz Gaumann's, vice
Henry Knees, who accepted n position
in Reno, whittier he departed on We'd
nesday.
Paul Fisher il back from Klondyke.
Though not millionaire, he seems to
have plenty of the yellow metal and
shows some coarse nuggets to his
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Neddenriep, accom-.
panied by their daughter Rosie, came
into Gardnerville from Diamond val
ley last Saturday, to do their regular
monthly trading.
Owing to the Nevada Teachers an
nual Institute having been in session
during the present week in Reno, the
local schools enjoyed vacation fol
the same amount of time.
Joe Platt 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
chasers will do well to bear this il
mind.
We desire TO make immediate sale o.
the Bell Blossom ranch in Pine Nut
store goods and fixtures in Genoa, ano
all our household furniture, wagon
implements, etc.
l.. J. & MAY BLOSSOM.
Robert Miller, who was some weeks
ago knocked out by the kick of fracti
GUS horse; is again ready to resume
his old-time job as carpenter on Dang
berg's sagebrush ranch. The building
Of large tool house will be his first
job.
Pete Steffes, formerly of this valley
spent Monday and Tuesday in Gard
nerville on business. He has been
making Reno his residence for the past
month, looking about for business
opportunity. He likes Reno and is
not averse to locating there for good
Fritz Carsten, who with Fritz Me
buhr, left several weeks ago for Love
lock, Wadsworth and the Carson Sink
returned Friday, to remain here for an
indefinite period of time. Mr.. Niebuhr
accepted position with w. H. Fuss
of Lovelock, feeding cattle during the
winter-months.
DIR. @. Sinclair, who went below
several weeks ago to have what was
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