The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-07-08
HOdIE AND DIGNITY

Hustle your partner and be at
yalhalla hall tonight
The Carnival is now a thing of the
nost-and most of us are glad of it.
pete steffes was up from Reno this
week.
Miss Laura Arnot was a visitor
Wednesday
Fred Teal is again clerking at
Mack Bros.
I'd Jones, who has been visiting
friends and relatives here, has re-
turned to Petaluma.
return race will probably take
Mace in the near future between
Gardnerville and Sacramento
AS. Peterson, who has been the
ouest of Ernest Fay for some time,
has returned to San Francisco
The doings of the County Commiss-
ioners will be found in another
column.
stoddard Southworth, Jr., who has
heen with the u. S. q. :. for several
months has returned to Gardnerville.
The Reno Ledger has again made its
appearance and is as bright and
newsy as ever.
6 Hartman and wife of Chehalis,
Wash. we're visitors this week Mrs |
Hartman is IA sister of A. Harris of
this place.
On July LIST the postofiice at the
Mountain House was closed The |
Topaz mail now goes by way of
Bridgeport.
The Board of School Trustees will |
meet this afternoon to consider APP
plcations for the staff of teachers, for
the ensuing term.
Scott the Bridgeport freighter,
loaded up his back action last Sun
day with supplies from the store of
c. II. Eaton, Co.
A few days ago w. ID. Frey purchas-
ed G. r. Walton's interest in the Gold
field meat market, and the firm is
now Andrus < Frey Goldfield News. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Swanson, of
Hobart Mills, and Mrs. Hager, of
Alta, Cal, arrived last Sunday on
visit TO the latter's brother, Ollie
Haughner.
Chas. Hunt, who has been working
in the wood camp at Loyalton, re.
turned home last Sunday with
badly crushed foot, the result of ae-
cidentally having log roll on it. Al
though resting easily, his perambula-
tons will require the aid of crutch
for some weeks.
We don't believe this, but it is told
that a young man of Sheridan is said |
to be so slow that after he leaves his /
best girl on Sunday evenings she has |
TO muss up her own hair in order to
create suspicion that she has been
kissed
Drunken Indians are again becom-
ing numerous. Constable Carr at
tempted to arrest one last Saturday
who showed fight and the Constable
found il necessary To knock the
fellow down three times before land
ing him in the hotel de Carr.
Owing to i'll health, Barney Nc
Gowan, the veteran prospector, has
decided to sell his mining prospects
in Pine Nut. Included in this sale
is one of the best prospects in that
range and is sure to find buyers.
A description of the different mines
will be found in another column.
George Pettegrew, of Reno, has
been in the valley this week meeting
old friends. The Pettegrew brothers
are sole proprietors of the Diamond
Mineral water works, and stand in a
good way to realize a fortune. The
Diamond water has a large sale in
this state
Fred Hussman, who for the past
year has been in the employ of
the Southern Pacific Company at
San Francisco, has been promoted
and is now on his way to Portland.
He was here for a few days last week
renewing old acquaintances
Carl Schuman, the Moving Picture
Man, will give an exhibition in Gard
nerville, Saturday evening, July 9th.
The show consists of nearly all new
subjects, and among them are the
greatest novelties out. Buffalo BilPs
Wild West exhibition. n trim to the