The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-10-02
Toilet soap at Barrett's.

in Carson.
al. Kane is driving the daily stage
between Genoa and Wellington.
Next Monday is the date for the reg
ular quarterly meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners.
Call at /. Goldstein's Waterloo store
and examine his new Fall and Winter
stock of goods just received.
c. w. Dake, M. Turner, Felix Mar
tin, Lawrence Frey and John @. Adams
were visitors from Genoa Tuesday.
DIR. W. f. Robinson of South Bend.
Ind, has located in Gardnerville. He
Will give special attention to the eve,
ear, nose and throat.
+. IL. Roper, who conducted the
Klondike saloon quite successfully dur
ing the past two years, will retire from
the business on the first of October.
Miss Ella Trimmer of Diamond Val
ley will depart in few days for Santa
Barbara, Cal, to enter the College
there. She will reside with near
relatives.
The Odd Fellows of Gardnerville are
figuring on the erection of handsome
brick hall. A committee called on
Chas. W. Brown this week to get prices
for lis, 900 brick.
DR.. q. A. D'Amour, formerly of
Gardnerville, and Miss Myrtle Wilkin-
son of Tuscarora We're married at the
home of the BRIDES parents on Tues
day, September 22nd.
Windfield, the Indian, who met with
such foul play at the hands of another
Indian, at Sheridan, has so far re-
covered that the doctor has discontin-
ued his visits since last Friday.
DR.. }. w. Anderson, the dentist, has
opened an Office over Todd's Drug
Store and for a short time will be pre-
pared to do all kinds of dental work in
the most approved and up-to-date man.
ner.
Peter Jacobsen's threshing machine
has been running steadily in the
vicinity of Gardnerville the past two
weeks. Mr.. Jacobson says the grain
crop is turning out first-rate this year,
averaging two tons 10 the acre.
The Rebekahs of Gardnerville gave
a delightful party in Odd Fellows
Hall Monday evening to Miss Mary
Henningsen and the family of George
j. Brown. Miss Henningsen departed
Wednesday for San Jose. accompanied
by her cousin, Miss Marie Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Gray of San
Francisco returned to their home last
Saturday, having enjoyed the hos
pitality of Senator and Mrs J. II.
Martin, their lifelong friends, during
the preceding week. Mr.. Gray is the
chief clerk of the Southern Pacific
General Baggage Department, with
offices in the ferry building at the foot
OF Market street. The Misses Alice
Gray and Reubel f. Martin were class
mates at Mills Seminary.
Gilbert Briggs came in from the
south Friday evening, bringing the
COURIER fine muskmellon from the
POGO TEMPO garden. This is the sec
ond time the COURIER has been favored
from this quarter, Mr. Pratt having
presented us with two delicious water
MELONS n short time ago. The boys
have an extensive garden at the mine
which produces large variety of
splendid vegetables. Mr. Briggs took
half a wagon load of choice MELONS,
etc, to his hotel in Carson.
The Standard Electric Co. will cease
operations at Blue Lakes this week,
having completed all the work the
company intends to do there at pres
ent. The company has been building
dams and making extensive improve
ments at the Lakes for the past four
years, and has expended an immense
amount of money. The company
originally intended to build one more
large dam, which would require one
more years work, if not two, but it
has now decided not to build this dam
for few years, until more power and
water are needed.
The Alpine Telegraph and Telephone
Company, with headquarters at Gard
nerville, in charge of A. Karge, MAIN
tains splendid private Office at Hell
berg's iewelry store. Business is i'm
proving every day. A good many SUBJ
seribers all over Western Nevada have
signed contracts for telephones in their
private habitations. Forty-eight tele-
phones are at present in operation at
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