The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-07-24
Blank deeds of all kinds for sale at

Mrs. Peter Thompson became the
mother of 81 pound boy on the 22d.
Jno. Barrett has fine line of mems
clothing. His suits range in price
from sl2 to s25. They are good values.
AL. MINIS and wife, of Silver City,
spent several days in Gardnerville this
week, visiting relatives.
A complete line of summer dress
goods, trimmings, ETC., constantly
kept on hand by H. Tucke, Sheridan
Yonng people will feel compelled to
stay out late evenings for a while now,
as it will be necessary to do 80 to
watch the comet.
Sam Cohn circulated among the peo-
pie of Gardnerville this week. He has
Just received new line of samples of
fall and winter goods.
Charlie Neumeister of Carson was
in Gardnerville Wednesday. 1t is said
that Charlie intends to capture Car
son Valley bride.
Fritz Luhrs and George and Otto
Hussman of this place will ride in the
bicycle race at Carson next Sunday.
Earl Christensen may also ride, but it
is not decided as yet.
George Oliver spent the day in the
valley yesterday buying horses for use
in the lumber camps about Hobart
Mills. He was accompanied on his
trip by Barney Mcclure of Carson.
A. Wehrman, who resides on the
Louie Hoffman place, is talking of
buying the E. L. Wyatt ranch, for
merly the property of Robt. T. Will
kerson. The price is said to be SIC, 0O0
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, bri-
die reins, ladies' belts, etc, at the low
est rates. Ropes mended. jyl7-4t
VIM. Koening is erecting new saw
mill three miles southwest of Markle-
vile and will manufacture lumber for
the market There is said to be a
splendid body of timber in that vicin-
ity.
The fish in the river seem to be bit
ing better this week than last. On
Wednesday Win Murphy brought in
thirty-nine beauties, ranging in size
from six or seven inches to about a
foot.
Geo. M. Smith and John G. Henning-
sen departed Wednesday morning for
trip to Churchill county. Mr.. Smith
will return in a few days, but Mr..
Henningsen expects to remain two or
three weeks.
A brother of Hans Martensen died
recently in San Francisco, and Hans
expects to go below shortly. Mr..
Martensen has sister in Portland,
Oregon, whom he has not seen in a
great many years.
Last Tuesday evening VIM. Starke,
in getting into his buggy, made mis-
step, and in falling dislocated his left
ankle. His horse took fright and ran
away, but was caught before doing
any serious damage.
The farmers of Carson Valley are
building a dam and reservoir in Indian
Valley, Alpine county. E. Jarvis left
here Tuesday with load of pipe, and
IA force of men will be put to work on
5he dan Immediately.
Tho moonlight dance which was to
haze taken place in Larsen's Grove
mas seen postponed, on account OF the
difficulty in getting music. The dance
will be given as soon as the necessary
arrangements can be made.
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 yon SEND In the Detter we VIII
like It,
Ifyou want to see the comet, look
up In the sky just after dark, between
the big dipper and the north star, and
you will see bright streak in the sky
That's her. In a few nights more II
will appear to be right in the dipper
near where the handle joins the bowl
Remember Jos. Plat, in the county
building, Carson, takes orders fol
,custom made clothing. Call and gel
AN up-to-date suit. Mr.. Platt has
splendid line of gents furnishing goods
and will take pleasure in showing you
the latest styles.
While in Carson last week we had
occasion to call at the State printing
office. Foreman Mackey has his new