The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-05-20
HOME AND DIGNITY
cohntzenfest Sunday.

sehutzenfest Sunday.
new line of hats at Mack Bros.
,.tantion is called to Carr's new ad.
strawberries, two baskets for 25cts.
at +. G. CARTS.
The school at Markleeville has
closed for the season.
The Genoa school closes for the
summer vacation today.
one of the little Mathiesen children
;s very low with the scarlet fever
The Youngsters tell us that the
.,mmer holidays will be here in a.
bout three weeks
Che Rev. John j. Pardee will preach
Of Mottsville Sunday afternoon and at
Genoa in the evening.
Geo. NJ. Smith, former editor and
nublisner of the Courier, has accepted
position on the Reno Star.
Beginning with Sunday, Carr will
have ice cream and soda constantly
on hand.
pete Nielsen who has been in North
syn California for nearly year, has
returned to this valley.
A. Harris has about 400 feet of new
rjveted pipe, double dipped, sizes ~
inch to 6 inches. For sale cheap.
Sam Cohn visited Markleeville the
first of the week and reports unusual
activity in that section.
The promised rain during the past
few DAYS has shown several
bashful instincts.
First class second hand sewing
machines for sale or rent at Mack
Bros.
Glib Briggs came in from the POGO
TEMPO last Monday. He reports
everything as moving satisfactorily.
Peter Andersen, brother of Mrs.
l.. Frey of Genoa, was an arrival last
week and will visit here for some time.
The management of the Winters
mine expect To ship twenty tons of
concentrates below next week.
The interior of the Club saloon is
being throughly renovated. Martin
Christensen has charge of the work.
The appeal taken by Attorney
Sweeney in the Harris-Elges case
was denied by Judge Murphy last
week.
Mrs. G. l.. Merrick has returned
from her trip to California. Miss
Rada continued on East and at present
is in Wisconsin.
New goods in great variety and pro-
fusion at thenpopular clothing store
of Joseph Platt, in the county building,
Carson. Call and buy stylish suit.
500 acres eff heavy timber, farm and
grazing land in Pine Nut for sale.
Address Miss May Blossom, Auburn,
Cal.
The new sweaters for the Wheel
men have arrived and the blue and
white colors are now much i'm
evidence
Mrs. Dolph Dressler entertained a
jolly party of Carson friends at her
pretty little home near Genoa last
Sunday.
The suit begun by the Carson
Valley Water Storage and Irrigation
Company against Henry Elges, Sr.
has been settled out of Court.
IL is reported that Mr.. Poletti of
Reno has purchased the house near
Millerville now occupied by +. M.
Christensen, and that II will serve the
same purpose as the Owl saloon. The
price paid was $1,000.
II. II. Beck, who delights in seeing
his name in print, says he cannot re-
turn to the Republican party. Con-
sequently the Democrats are to be
pitied, the Republicans congratulated.
Fire destroyed the old Childs house
few miles below Genoa last Friday
night. The lack of wind was the
only thing that prevented the loss of
the residence. The damage was not
great. This is the third fire that has
occurred in this vicinity, and the
superstitious ones are now resting
easier.
Carl Stoddard, a mining engineer
OF Tonopah, was i'm town Wednesday