The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-07-03
Firecrackers at Carr's.

pires July Is.
The resorts about the lake are rapid
ly filling up.
The cannon cracker is feeling a bit
joyful these days.
Wet down the streets, alleys and by
ways good tonight.
Mrs. A. Jensen is quite ill at her
home in Gardnerville.
Thompson's Glove Fitting Militant
Corsets at Barrett's Cash Store.
A man who is not criticized is not
worth much. Cuss us all you want to.
Peter Rahbeck has erected an ice
cream stand on the MeFadden corner.
When your watch needs repairing
take it to j. Belcove, Carson, Nevada.
Immense crops are assured for this
year. The prospect for fat cattle was
never better.
Henry Kaiser and family are down
from Everett's camp to celebrate the
Fourth.
Mrs. Hiram Jones is at the Valley
springs suffering from a severe attack
of rheumatism.
Miss Lena Larson returned to Gard
nerville yesterday after spending the
week at Everett's camp.
Chas. e. Dale, now employed in the
joURIER office, will shortly take po-
sition as reporter for the Record.
A complete line of summer dress
goods, trimmings, ETC., constantly
| kept on hand by IL. Tucke, Sheridan.
Geo. J. Brown has purchased the ice
cream privileges at the track Sunday
lie will also sell soft drinks and cigars.
Eight special policemen have been
appointed to look after the behavior of
the people in Gardnerville tomorrow
Although the water is pretty high,
trout are beginning to bite in the Car
son river. Fishing will be good in
about ten days.
Genral Versamlung in Waterloo,
Sontag den II July, Nachm. 2 uhr, fur
allie Deutsche Buben allie sind Freund-
Itch Eingeladen.
Maurice Mack and Miss Dolly Pitts,
of Antelope Valley, and Sheriff Kirk
wood and wife left Bridgeport Satur-
day morning fora trip to Yosemite.
The Genoa and Gardnerville post
masters have not received notice of a
Sunday mail service and it now seems
probable that the service will be post
poned for awhile.
| The following additional contribu-
tions to the Fourth of July fund have
been received by the committee: Dun
ham. Carrigan & Hayden, San Fran
cisco, So; Baker & Hamilton, $3.50.
With the Fourth of July rejoicing
comes the necessity for watchfulness
as regards fires. Each and every
property owner should see to it that
his premises are raked clean and
sprinkled with water ON the Fourth.
Remember Jos. Plat, in the county
building, Carson, takes orders for
custom made clothing. Call and get
an up-to-date suit. Mr.. Plat has a
splendid line ofgents' furnishing goods
and will take pleasure in showing you
the latest styles.
E. Scheppelman will give a chicken
dinner from IL to | o'clock on the
Fourth at his residence west of the pic
mic grounds. He will have room to
seat one hundred people. Strawber-
ries and cream, lemonade and all soft
drinks will be supplied.
Another treat awaits the people of
iardnerville. Bills have been printed
in four colors setting forth the fact
that four little boys and girls will give
show July 9th in Barrett's back yard.
Admission, five cents for a whole
family. The COURIER predicts a packed
back yard.
A splendid hot chicken dinner will be
given in Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow
by the ladies of the Methodist Church.
The hall will be nice and cool. 1t has
been handsomely decorated with flow
ers and bunting. Two tables as long
as the hall have been put in place and
there will be no end of good things to
eat and plenty of ice cream for all.
@. w. Dake, of Genoa, has one of the
prettiest homes in Carson Valley. He
has perhaps ten acres on which fruits
and flowers, grasses and vegetables are
grown in abundance. He will have
ripe potatoes for his Fourth of July