The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-11-06
Jos. Short was a visitor yesterday.

Mack Bros.
BE up-to-date; buy one of those swell
overcoats, at Mack Bros.
Henry Knees is the newly installed
dispenser of liquid refreshments at the
Club
Fred Dangberg purchased the stone
pavilion in Carson Wednesday for
81, 900.
Barney Mccartney is reported to
have hit it rich at his mine near Al.
kali Lake.
No Improvement is reported in the
condition of Ex-County Clerk Bios
som. He is very ill.
Fritz Gaumann received last week q
large consignment of A No. l cigars.
Call and enjoy a good smoke.
Senior Robbles visited the Dangberg
ranch yesterday and tested the fight
ing qualities of several bulls. He Sc
lected three and took them to Carson
for his show tomorrow afternoon.
Brown * Morrison put Heine cab
met grand piano into their East Fork
Hotel parlor on Wednesday. Geo. J.
Brown will remove his Emmerson con-
cert grand to his new abode, the
Jayne's building.
Fritz Dressler, road overseer for Fair
view district, appointed only last
month"; is doing great bridge and cul-
vert work, particularly improving the
heretofore miserable stretch within
two miles south ofSheridan.
1t is possible that the lecture by Rev.
Van Deventer will be given November
18th instead of the 18th, as announced
in the advertisement on opposite page.
If the date is changed to the 18th, cir
culars will be issued announcing the
fact.
Robert Miller was severely kicked
in the face by saddle horse in front
of the East Fork Hotel last Sunday
night. Besides other painful injuries
the loss of nine teeth was the result.
He can hardly be recognized ON ac-
count of bandages.
It's expensive; but the dignity of
journalism must be maintained to the
last ditch, with pick handles, iron
bars and sixshooters, if necessary.
Reporters must not be insulted. If
you desire further information, or a
fresh cigar, ask Charley Southworth
about it.
Messrs. John Henningsen, Tony
Sorensen, Sam Cohn and Chris Jesper-
sen, all-around good fellows of the first
magnitude, went to Carson ON pleas
ure trip with Chris Larson's tally-ho
on Tuesday. They returned the next
day, but Mr.. Larson had to keep the
wires hot, to get his team back.
Mr. O. w Larsen of Bishop Creek
Cal, and Miss Elva Patterson were
married in Carson October 10Th. The
bride is well known in Douglas county,
having been principal of the Genoa
school few years ago. The groom is
prosperous farmer and the two start
life with the brightest prospects.
a letter was received Wednesday by
Mrs. Edith Merrick from President
Roosevelt thanking her for copy of
the paper announcing the birth of
triplets to the wife of Henry Berning,
and requesting her to convey to Mr..
and Mrs. Berning the Presidents
hearty congratulations and best wishes
for themselves and their children.
Ed. Donovan, Superintendent of
the Golden Gate quartz mine, in Ante
lope valley, brought his wife to town
last Friday. Mrs. Donovan will reside
with Mrs Hunt during the winter.
The shaft of the Golden Gate is down
100 feet Six men will continue work
thereon through the winter. Mr..
Donovan returned to the mine on
Saturday.
There isn't lady in Douglas county
who does not enjoy inspecting nice
new fall millinery, and this season the
new styles are unusually beautiful.
Mrs. Headrick has purchased Mrs.
Morrison's stock and now has splen-
did line of goods, including some nice
hats received from the east. Our readers
are invited to call and see her beauti-
full line of hats, ribbons and orna-
ments.