The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-06-10

Exams begin in the Gardneryille
school next Monday.
Miss Ruby and Bernice Merrill were
visitors yesterday.
The band will play for the dance to-
morrow night
The U. S. surveyors are now
stationed at Cradelbaugh's Bridge.
c. e. Merriclx has returned from
trip TO San Francisco.
Mrs. J. Cohn has been the guest of
the Misses Goldstein this week.
Haying will commence on some of
the ranches next week.
Miss Lottie Frey has returned from
a visit TO Reno.
Read the Carson Carnival ad in
another column.
Miss Grace Atherton, returned to
her home in Carson last Monday.
There are IS candidates for the
Carson Carnival Queen. Miss Jesse
Schultz leads.
Oranges of the very best quality can
now be purchased at the lowest price
at f. G. Cars.
Miss May Park, who has been the
guest of Miss Lena Roody of Carson.
returned to her home last Saturday.
Mr.. Chris johnson, Sr., of Motifs
vile, has been quite i'll at his home,
but is now able to be around.
Little Dwight and Margaret Dang
berg are very i'll with the scarlet
fever.
Business men report trade picking
up and from now ON prosperous times
will be in ORDER
Mrs. s. NJ. Hollingsworth is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. S. A. Pettegrew.
of this town.
Henry Neddenriep offers for sale
some foot split pine wood, well
seasoned.
A fish canning corporation has been
incorporated in Reno, capitalization
one million dollars.
s. c. Andersen is going to start
lumber and wood yard in Gardner
vile. His ad will appear next week.
The third annual banquet of the
High School will take place this
evening.
Hal Mighels, one of the owners of
Monte Cristo mine has received an
automobile, which will be used
between Carson and Sweetwater.
Morris Harris has decided to go in
TO business in Gardnerville. He will
carry a general stock, and being a
Carson valley young man should do
well.
We do not approve of it, but it
was to be expected that the funny
man would begin to wonder whether
Kuropat-kin or not.
+ {. Everett and wife, Miss Lottie
Henningsen and Miss Bertha Dang
berg are attending the Epworth
League Convention in Reno this week.
viii Hanson and Dave Parks, Jr.,
have commenced building a saw mill
back of the Taylor ranch, and expect
to have it in running order by the
first of August.
A mass meeting held in Reno Mon
day evening was addressed by a
number of prominent citizens, and
resolutions unanimously adopted
fayoring reducing the number of
saloons to forty.
J. l.. Edmonds, who has had charge
of the Nevada Placer plant, departed
for New York last Wednesday. Dur
ing his short stay here Mr.. Edmonds
made host of friends who will re-
greet to hear of his going.
Monday the condition of Mrs. A.
Fournier was very serious and her
folks were telegraphed for. Tuesday
her condition was much improved
and unless new complications set in,
she will soon be able to be about.
Quong, Sing, Yuen & Co. wish to
announce to their patrons that it will
necessary to get orders for Strawberries
in early, as the season is short; only
about four more weeks. Orders for
any amount can be left at this office or
mailed to the firms address in Carson
A Mr.. and Mrs Scates of Los Ange-
les passed through Genoa last Tues
lo,r on n pooord automobile nm, From,