The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-07-17
FRIDAY, JULY 17,....................190 1903

Barretts.
Blank deeds of all kinds for sale at
this office.
X. l. Christensen has closed his
butcher shop.
Barretts Boss of the Road overalls
are the boss.
Hans lessen and P. G. Wilder were
in Reno Wednesday.
II. II. Beck has decided to move his
Genoa flour mill to Reno.
Rev. j. F. w. Horstman will return
to Gardnerville to-day.
Read | Goldstein's new advertise
ment on opposite page.
G. II. Eaton Co. has a new and at
tractive ad. in this issue.
Chris Nielsen sold st. Bernard pup
to w. F. Dressler for 500.
A moonlight dance will be given in
Larson's grove before long
Sheriff Grover and Will Curtz of
Alpine county were in town Wednes-
day.
Edward j. Walsh and Miss Mary C.
O'Brien were married in Carson July
l4th
Carpenter Jensen is erecting a new
corrugated iron warehouse for Mrs A.
Behrman.
A faro bank has been opened in this
town, and another one probably will
be in a week or so.
The journal says number of Reno
prospectors have gone out to the Pine
Nut hills in this county.
Gilbert Briggs, Miles johnson and
II. r. Mighels are camping at Silver
King in Alpine county.
Merritt Olds of Antelope Valley
won the bride reins raffled by God
frey Cardinal on the Fourth.
County Commissioner Helwinkel
and wife and Mrs. Frantzen departed
for San Francisco Wednesday.
DIR. May Blossoms piano is for sale.
II il in every way an elegant and up
to-date instrument.
J. G. Larson and family returned last
evening from brief outing at the
Grover hot springs in Alpine county.
A complete line of summer dress
goods, trimmings, etc, constantly
kept on hand by II. Tucke, Sheridan
Miles Johnson came up from Sacra-
mento last week and will spend few
weeks in the mountains in this viein-
ity.
Should your eyes trouble you, call
at j. Belcove's and have your eyes
scientifically fitted. Examinations
free.
The Appeal says travel to the lake
by way of Glenbrook is quite brisk
these days, the stage going out with
six horses.
Mrs. Rankin and daughter, Miss
Pearl, departed Wednesday for Susan
vile, Cal, where they expect to spend
several weeks
Miss Bertha Dangberg is the guest
of Miss Eugenia Arnot of Markleville.
They are planning camping trip to
Lake Tahoe and other points.
The Monarch mine in Pine Nut has
been bonded To California parties, and
men have been put to work developing
the property. The ore is low grade.
TO. Ward, lobe Ward, Mrs. w. +.
Warren, the Misses Blanche and Es-
Their Trotot, Miss Alma Greer, Miss
Harris and Eddie Trotot are camping
at Lake Tahoe.
Ed. Rice has sold his interest in the
Oberon saloon to his partner, Fritz
Neddenriep. Mr.. Rice will leave in
about two weeks with his family for
southern Oregon, where they former
ly resided.
Godfrey Cardinal Of Waterloo an
nounces that he is prepared to make
to order all kinds of rawhide and hair
work, such as hackamores, quirts, bril-
die reins, ladies' belts, etc, at the low
est rates. Ropes mended. jy17-4t
There has been considerable fishing
in the river the past week or two, but
We have not heard of any very large
catches thus far this season. There is
little too much water in the river for
good fishing at present.
VIM. Hickey has sold his interest in
the Valhalla saloon to @. A. Stout of
Reno, and that institution will now be
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