The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-11-20
Pay your taxes.
Felt Boots at MACK Bros.

Everybody is predicting hard
winter.
New dress goods just arrived at
MACK BROS.
DIR. May Blossom was in Gardner
vile Wednesday,
7. B. Hickey made a shipment of g.
900 sheep Monday
Take in the Thanksgiving ball at
sheridan next Thursday evening.
andrew Hanson delivered last week
- tons of baled hay to A. Jensen.
Call and see the new line of hats and
oans at Barretts. Sizes from 81 to Il.
Judge N. d. Arnot returned to Mark
leeville from Modoc county, Monday.
The Thanksgiving ball at Sheridan
yill be delightful affair Don't miss
it.
Al Kuhn and family have moved
into chas. Hunts house on School
street.
Mr. Walters and wife and son, of
Bridgeport visited dardnervilie We'd
nesday.
&c Larson has received 10000 Reno
de Orc cigars. They please everybody.
Try one.
piu Haines, an engineer well-known
in this valley, died in Carson Tuesday.
He was 63.
Every householder here has been
busy during the week, putting in
winter supply ofwood
Mayor Jespersen was - last FRIDAY
II beats all the way that man retains
his youth, beauty and activity, along
with his years.
Joe Park and Frank Brockliss spent
Wednesday in town. The latter stated
that there would be turkey-shooi
next Sunday at Sheridan.
|. Goldstein of Waterloo has received
a full line of rubber and felt goods, al
so a large assortment of toys, clothing
and iewelry, suitable for Christmas
gifts.
Eugene MeGrath of the Nevada Go
came up from Reno ON Wednesday fol
the purpose Of spending few days ii
the hills and along the company''
placer properties on the Carson river
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Briggs were
in town Tuesday, the former going
out to the POGO TEMPO mine and the
latter remaining here for short visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Al. karge.
We desire To make immediate sale OF
the Bell-Blossom ranch in Pine Nut,
store goods and fixtures in Genoa, and
all our household furniture, wagon.
implements, etc.
T.. J. & MAY Blossom.
The second eleven of Garnderville
will meet the Reno second eleven in
Reno tomorrow. The first eleven of
Gardnerville will meet the Reno High
School eleven in Gardnerville ON
Thanksgiving day.
Mathies Jensen has at last secured
good well water, by using Gardnerville
brick instead of wood on the bottom of
his well and round the pipe. Victor
Bull followed suit, using 500 brick with
the same gratifying result.
Brown Bros. have for sale 100000
brick of the standard size as now rec
ognized by the union. The new brick,
the size they handle, measures fully
100 cubic inches, while the old size was
only sxfx2, equal to Ga cubic inches.
J. w. Farrell millman mt the Golden
Gate mine was in town Wednesday.
The mill has shut down for the winter,
and Mr.. Farrell is going to Wellington
to do some assessment work ON his
mines, the Gold Nugget and the May
Farrell.
Peter Mlieh, through his attorney,
NJ. Turner, commenced suit Wednes-
day against Henry Neuhaus, for $40
damages, claiming that the defendant
drove bucks belonging to the plaintiff
TO Carson some time ago and left them
there.
Tom Kennedy, who was laid up at
tne Springs the past Ave weeks with
lniammatory rheumatism, came to
uardneryille Wednesday. He intends
70 go to Carson and remain there I'M
I'll he regains the full use of his hands,
which will require some time yet
Ohas. w. Brown has made arrange
ments with II. f. Dangberg to have
nls superfiuous apples converted into
cuer at the ranch above the Twelve