The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-09-16
HOSWE AND DIGNITY

Don't forget the dance at Sheridan
tomorrow night.
Don't miss the concert at Nalhalla
hail this evening.
viii Ezell left yesterday for a few
,roeks visit in San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Godieke, of
roirvew. were visitors last Wednes-
day.
The county board of equalization
will meet in the county clerks office
ON Monday, September 10Th.
Henry Mack and Joe Cardinal left
Tuesday, on weeks camping trip to
Blue Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Hansen, of
Genoa. returned Sunday from an ex-
tended visit tolSan Francisco.
Tom Laurie made a flying visit from
lruckee to his Genoa home last sun
day.
Francis l1zell will leave Sunday for
the st. Louis Exposition and will also
visit relatives in several of the middle
western States.
Vermont has returned an average
Republican majority of nearly 81 600.
That is 5000 more than the most
ardent Republican expected.
viii Mather, who recently had his
leg amputated in san Francisco,
writes that he is getting on nicely and
will soon return to his Carson home.
". A. .Koenig, proprietor of the
Markleeville saw mill, has established
a lumber yard at Judge Ezell's, where
can be obtained, all kinds of undressed
lumber at very reasonable prices.
Al Boles came in from Red Canyon
this week and spent n few days in
town. He reports unusual activity
all along the Pine Nut hills and pre-
diets some startling strikes in that
vicinity before snow flies.
C.E. Merrick, the efficient manager
of the Douglas County Creamery,
during the past eleven years, and who
has been Observation-Disclosures bin its
success, resigned his position on the
10th of this month.
The Misses Minnie and Jennie
Jacobsen delegates TO the Grand Lodge
of Rebekahs which meets next week in
San Francisco, left yesterday. In
eedentally they will visit friends in
Oakland and the city for the next two
or three weeks.
The Gardnerville public schools
opened Monday morning for the fall
term with Prof Buchanan as princi-
pal, Miss jamie Mills and Miss Mabel
Ritehford in the other departments.
The. school has n splendid corps of
teachers.and successful term is as
sured.
During the thunder storm of We'd
nesday evening flash of lightning
entered the Centeral Telephone Office
and for time.rendered sthe operator,
Miss Lena Nelson, unconscious. Yes
terday she was still suffering from the
effects, with a severe headache but eX-
pected to go on duty again this morn
ing
The Bridgeport paper in its last
issue roastsithe Morante Specially Co.
to finish. While we have no person
al kick coming in business way, the
local band boys claim that the show
people, ON the occasion of their visit
here, swiped three music stands and
through this medium requests their
return.
While changing position from one
stack to another in the Hellwinkel
field Tuesday evening, the Jacobsen
steam threshing machine became
mired and had steam pipe wrenched
IRON the boiler. Repairs were made
during the evening and operations re-
snmed in the morning as usual.
Under the Auspices of the Knights
OF the Golden Sawdust of Sheridan, n
social dance will be given Saturday,
tomorrow EVENING" in Tucke's hall.
The citizens band of this place will go
over in force and furnish the music.
Take it in and enjoy the time of your
life
Two very interesting sermons were
delivered in the Methodist Church last
sunday by the Rev. c. II. Darling of
bodie, who besides being an eloquent
expounder of the gospel, is a noted
political speaker. Some few weeks ago
tarsa..