The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-06-26
THE WEEKLY COURIER.
FRIDAY, JUNE 26, ..................1903
"a Noble outcast'' Saturday, June 27.

this week.
o. Bennelli was down from Marklee-
vile Tuesday
Geo. Venable returned to Wellington
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Sheriff Mccormick is visiting
relatives in Reno.
Ernest Scossa and John Ellis were in
town Wednesday.
Peter Rahbeck will have spring
chickens for the Fourth
Over 200, 900 sheep are being pastur-
ed in Mono county, Cal.
Miss Frances Grow, of San Diego, is
visiting Miss Rubel Martin.
When your watch needs repairing
take it to J. Belcove, Carson, Nevada
You can get fire crackers and Fourth
of July ribbon at Barrett's Cash Store
Mrs. Blossom and Mrs. l.. ID. Fields
of Genoa visited Gardnerville Wednes-
day.
A halfmile horse race for a purse of
$50 has been added to the program for
the Fourth.
Prof Theo. w. Clark and Gordon II.
True, of Reno, were in Gardnerville
Saturday.
YIN, Enlto,, oon,a -, f,o,, Do,o
Wednesday and has gone to work at
the Longfellow mine.
The Fourth of July committee has sew
eral men employed cleaning up the
roads and streets. Good enough.
complete line of summer dress
goods, trimmings, etc, constantly
kept on hand by IL. Tucke, Sheridan.
Victor Bull is building a neat cottage
on Main street, north of Bertram Jep-
sens residence. Our readers can guess
the rest.
Mrs. Cardinal and children, of Ante
lope Valley, have rented VIM. Starke's
place at Waterloo, and have taken
possession.
VIM. Starke, proprietor of the Club
Hotel, has ordered a new bake oven
and will soon be able To turn out bak-
cry goods in large quantities.
Gardnerville business men have al
ready commenced decorating for the
s,.t (.
were put in place by an expert and are
very beautiful.
Last call! Next week wen celebrate.
Every business house in Gardnerville
will be represented in the parade And
the ice cream, and the dance on the
splendid platform in Larson's grove,
and SO on. Well, well, wen see you
later.
Sample copies of the COURIER will be
mailed to any address free of charge.
Give us the names of your friends at a
distance and we will send them sam
pie copy of the paper. The more
names you send in the better we will
like it.
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.
The Fourth. Yes, it's coming. The
celebration will be hummer. Make
your plans to take it in. 1t will be the
grandest affair ever held in the county.
The people are coming from far and
near and the town will be taxed to it's
utmost in caring for visitors.
Turn out to the show tomorrow
night and patronize home talent. The
young people have worked hard and
deserve recognition. These home
talent plays are given for good pur-
poses and are always worthy of every
ones patronage. The play has been
diligently rehearsed and "a Noble
outcast" will be fully worth the price
of admission.
Maurice and Henry Mack have rented
the stone store building from Mrs
Behrman for two years, with the privi-
lege of five, Mt the monthly rental
of $50. They will take possession the
first of August, and in the meantime
Mrs. Behrman will erect for their use
corrugated iron warehouse.
L. w. Carman began a test run of
his Longfellow ore last week, which
resulted very satisfactorily. Work
will be rushed in reopening the old
workings, whore large bodies of ore