The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-05-13
HOME AND DIGNITY
Dance tomorrow night.


The trees in Gardnerville are don
ming their coat of green.
Henry Pitts of Antelope Valley
spent few days in town this week.
Adam Harrington, of Mono Lake,
was in town Sunday on his return
from six months visit to Canada.
Mrs. a. c. Kingsbury and Mrs. p.
Curtz spent several days in town this
week.
4. w. II. Helberg, the Jeweler, has
Just received an assortment of Field,
OPERA and Reading Glasses.
The school election is only short
time off but as yet there is no talk of
candidates for trustees
Won't you please come home Bill
Bailey? Not till the festivities of the
Wheelmen's dance are over
Bert Walck, laborer, has skipped
out, leaving a number of creditors in
the lurch.
Judge Eel has been appointed
registry agent for this school district.
See that your name is on the list.
In about six weeks summer will be
here, and with it will come school
vacation time.
There is but one best kind of talk
ing machine, and you'll find that one
at A. w. II. Helberg's Jewelry store
Hans Mortinsen leaves today to
take charge of the Alpine Land and Ir-
rigation Company's reservoirs in
Alpine county.
Three petitions in this valley and
one in Smith Valley are being cir
culated protesting against the clos
ing of the Desert road.
There is a petty thief at work in
Gardnerville. Small articles, espee-
tally carpenter tools, are mysteriously
disappearing.
As general thing "A man that re-
quests his name should not be men
toned in newspaper is mad as a
hornet If it is left out
Many brave Gardneryille man
has often vowed his willingness to lay
down his life for his darling wife
but he draws the line ut laying
down the carpet this spring.
Mrs W T. Elliott of Bridgeport has
been the guest of Mrs John Dangberg
during the week. She will visit her
daughter Eloise, who graduates at the
State University, before returning.
Jewelry Solid gold, silver and
gold filled bracelets, chains, stick pins,
rings, buttons and emblem pins, but
tons, charms, fountain pens, gold pens
and pearl holders in plush boxes at
Helbergs.
1t is evident that real estate has not
deprecated in value i'm Gardnerville.
A small lot was purchased last week
and the buyer could have sold il this
week and realized 500 on the invest
ment.
We endeavored TO ascertain from the
management of the Nevada Placer
company the exact date of the first
run, but the most definite answer was
that il would be some time this week
In the recent debate between the
Reno high school and the Crescent
Club, literary organization at the
State University, Miss Isabelle Miller,
of this place, was one of the debators
of the winning team.
Joe Brown, county treasurer of
Mono Co, accompanied by his wife
and son, was in town Saturday on his
way 10 Sacramento and San Francisco.
lie is n delegate to the Grand Lodge
of Oddfellows, and WILL also, make
his semi-anuual settlement with the
State treasurer. Mrs. Brown and son
will remain in the city few months.
The warm weather of the past few
daAS HAS sent int 'dTSoh river booiu-
ing and ii is now bank full The low
lands ON the west side of the valley are
under water and that section looks
like small lake. From present APP
pearances there will be plenty of
water this season for irrigation pur-
poses.
Tide young folks of Sheridan and
vicinity will tender Miss lsadore Dop-
son a farewell PARTY tonight. Miss
Dopson, as teacher of the Mottsville
school, has rightly earned the respect
and esteem of both old and young,
and the ynnnn folks hive ehoseni this