The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-12-11
Robt. Grimmon was in town vester-

EAlfa long sleeve shirts for winter
wear at Henry Tucze's.
Don't overlook the thribble column
holiday ad. Of @. H. Eaton Co.
The most and best for your money
at A. w. H. Hellberg's jewelry store.
Fresh apple cider at so cents a gallon
constantly on hand at the East Fork.
Mrs. Eliza Taylor and son, Warren
Mott, drove over from Mottsville on
Tuesday.
The COURIER subscription list is
larger now than ever before in the
history of the paper.
The cut rate dry goods sale at Bar
rett's is picnic for ALL Don't fail to
get in in time if you want anything in
his line.
For timely Christmas gifts at rock
bottom prices, go to A. w. H. Hell
berg's jewelry store. A great variety
to select from.
Mrs. Victor Bull and Miss Matilda
Heitmann spent few days this week
in Carson, visiting the family Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Kattleman.
If you will look over A. W. II. Hell
berg's advertisement on opposite page,
you will no doubt find some interest
iDor Iiaot1paa 4a. xr,4,,,
Chris Larson will have housed by
New Years 100 cords of fire wood. one
half of which has already arrived from
his wood claim in Alpine county.
S. a. Imelli is putting up an ice
house, 1sx20, in the rear of his butcher
shop, This building will also be used
for cold storage in warm weather.
Leon LaPoint of Hobart Mills, fore
man of the Alder Creek mills, accom-
panied by his wife, visited friends in
Jacks Valley and Gardnerville this
week.
Chas. A. Stout, who conducts the In
ternatinal saloon in Virginia City, ar
rived yesterday and departed the same
day. He has sold his interest in the
Valhalla saloon to J. II. Wilson.
Joe Platt is unpacking some excel
lent fall and winter clothing. He states
that it is the finest stock that he has
received in number of years. Pur-
chasers will do well to bear this in
mind.
j. @. Larson and son Charley will
depart for Churchill county to morrow
to be gone about ten days. The OBJ
ject Of their trip is to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Dudley, and TO inspect the
government canal work.
There viii be n Grand New Year $
ball given at Sheridan Hall, Sheridan.
The COURIER regrets that, owing to
the extremely late arrival of last
nights mail, it was impossible to in
sert big two-column ad. As a matter
of course, twill appear in our next is
sue.
Emma, the eldest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Heitmann, writes that
since her arrival early in October at
Santa Cruz, her eyesight has shown
marked signs of Improvement. How
ever, her physician advises, that she
should remain at least another two
years on the sea coast.
J. w. Farrell, returned from Well
ington last week, after completing as
sessment work on his two gold claims,
the Gold Nugget and the May Farrell.
He left Thursday for Reno with sam
Piles from his mines to be tested at the
works of the Western Ore Purchasing
Co.
Mr.. Barrett is bound to sell every
article in his store that can be be sold
before going to Reno. Therefore his
prices are the lowest ever known in
Gardnerville. Many dollars worth of
| goods have been sold this week. Call
early before the best bargains are
/ taken.
The football game between the first
elevens of the Gardnerville high school
and the Indians Of the Carson Indian
school, scheduled to take place here
tomorrow, has been called of, owing
to the existence of smallpox at the In
dian school; so says Captain Hussman
/ of the local team.
! The Commissioners of Washoe
county have granted w. j. Hawkins a
permit to construct and operate an
electric railway from the southern
suburbs of Reno along the county road
to Steamboat springs. When are we
going to have an electric railroad
along the county road to Carson?
Jno. Barrett has leased store build
ing in East Reno and will move there