The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-10-28
uoAyE AND DIGNITY
:, ,,aion dance tonight.

campaign dance tonight
iov reign unconlined tonight and
- yonr hearts content.
"a acre field of Judge Ezel's
.,aoa 20 tons of barley this season.
bananas and sweet potatoes at
carr's.
uook Bros. Co. have a new adj in
.bis issue. Read 1t carefully.
Mics Minnie Panning has returned
s.om A visit to Sacramento.
Gam Cohn was visitor from Carson
this week.
meeting of the Republican County
.t.ol Committee is called for Sun
day See notice in another column.
The official ballots for the November
o,ection are light yellow, water-mark-
al with the word "Tonopah."
Miss Susie Rodenbah, with Miss
Ella Elder. is spending this week visit
inc friends in Smith valley.
uARRIED-At Bishop, Cal, Oct. Is,
1904 by Rev. w. p. Rankin, Arthur
= Larson to Miss Letitia Gregory.
The football team of the Nevada
4 rniyersity was defeated by the Stan
nrd eleven last Saturday by score
of17to 0.
Hardly day passes but what two
or three rigs passes through town en-
route for Tonopah or Goldfield.
August Rickmeyer has moved into
the Hogrefe brewery, on the Bassman
ranch. for the winter
A fine line of Diamonds, Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry at A. w. ii. Hell
berp's. the Jeweler and Optician. =
Fresh cranberries are now on the
local market. Carr has them.
& B0RN-In Woodfords, October %,
1904, to the wife of A. j. Dettling,
a son.
Ex.state Senator A. Livingston of
Ormsby made bet of 100000 on Mon
,lay that President Roosevelt would
barry Nevada at the coming election.
Nels Johnson is making votes every
day. His election now seems certain.
"A vote for him is a vote for your own
interests
Geo w. Springmeyer will address
the people of Carson valley on the
political issues of the day in Valhal-
Ia hall Sunday, November 9th.
r. G. Ward left Monday for Gold
field twhere he will reside. Bob's
many friends here hope TO soon hear
ofhim striking It rich. Joe Ward will
join him in few days.
W. 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.
Peter Hoffman, of the Douglas
County Flour Mill, has converted
over 300 tons of this seasons wheat
into flour and reports the crop of
superior quality.
1t is said that Mr. Charles II. Nor
cross has sold his interest in the Eve
ming Gazette and that me will retire
from the editorship after the cam
paign.
Mrs. Frances Letterman, recent
arrival from California, desires work
as nurse. She has had - years ex-
perience nursing and guarantees
satisfaction. Enquire at the residence
Of A. p. christensen. Gardnerville. II
When Frederick II of Germany
introduced the potato into his
domain he encountered obstinate re-
slstenee, the farmers refusing to be
bothered with the lowly tuber. Had
the spuds of that date been any thing
IKE the mammoth kind now raised in
larson valley, by some of the descen-
dents of those farmers, no objection
would have been raised to their cult
vation. Henry Godeicke left a sack
az this office last week that for size and
quality cannot be beaten outside of
'hls State. Thanks.
one OF the popular candidates now
before the people is Fritz Schaeht,
republican nominee for long term
commissioner. Mr.. Schacht is known
" all as a man careful ofthe County's
finances, and as one who devotes full
measure ofhis time to the County's in
Ierests. His election is looked upon