The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-10-14
HO6ZE AND DIGNITY
candidates' cards at this office.

bnt an easy task this week.
JohnEllis was visitor from Mark
leeyille Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Morrison returned We'd
resday from a several weeks visit to
San Francisco.
The threshers have nearly COM
Melted their seasons work in this val
ley.
A local, prognosticato predicts that
the coming winter will be long and
severe one.
Miss Ida Planning and brother
Henry, of Fredericksburg left Monday
for Sacramento Cal, to visit relatives
Martin Sorrensen, one of the dip
liberia patients, is now able to be up
and around.
The California threshing crew will
give dance in Sheridan sometime
this month.
The Misses Lillian and Irma Fay of
Fairview, were among the visitors in
town this week.
The GardnerviIle school, which has
been closed during the diptheria scare,
opened yesterday with full attend
anee.
The Journal says thirty-one cars of
cattle for the II. f. Dangberg Com
many passed through Reno en- route
to Carson City.
Attention is called to the new ad of
the Douglas County Shoe Store. This
firm has laid in large stock of rubber
footwear, and you should examine
it,
Johnny Watson has been employed
by the Longfellow Mining Company
as Waterman for the winter at their
mill in Red Canyon.
From a souvenir Postal card the
RECORD COURIER learns. that Miss
Lotiie Frey is this week attending the
st Louis Worlds Fair.
The quarantine having been removed, /
the Mathiesen family yesterday moved
from the Fricke residence to their I
former residence, adjoining the NJ. E.
Church
The past week has been so chilly /
that all the heating stoves in town are
being called into requisition. Monday /.
night there was n heavy fall of rain
and the third crop was considerable
damaged.
Mrs. Raiah has all her latest Mil
linery in Mrs. Sorensen's and is at /
tending to her trimming as usual.
She has moved to Mathies Jensen's
house on Main st. Ladies call and /
inspect
Gardnerville is to have n Campaign /
Ball this year. Bye referring to our
advertising columns it will be seen |
that the dance takes place on
October 2lst. The young men have
chosen this early date SO as to not |
interfere with the Candidates ball
on Nov. 4th.
The game of football at Reno Satur-
day afternoon between the University
and Fort Baker teams resulted in an
easy victory for the Nevada boys by
a score of Is TO o. Otto Hussman
played in the game, and the Reno
papers speak of him as one of the star
players.
Geo. j. Brown was tried i'm the
Justice Court this week for assault
and battery. One Wolfe was the COM
planning witness, but the jury evident
ly did not place much reliance in his
story, for they exonerated the de-
PENDANT The trouble arose over
board bill and the jury seemed to
think that Brown was justified in the
assault.
That brave relic of noble race, the
Virginia Chronicle, finds it poor pick
ing on the Comstock and makes cry
for the candidates of Douglas to have
their printing done in its shop. The
candidates of Douglas believe in pat
ronizing their own paper, even if it's
not able to stick on Union label.
80, stay in your own backyard, Mr..
Chronicle.
Texas editor has hit the right
spot when he says. The sorriest fell
low on earth is the fellow who will sit
around and cuss his own town. III
lived astride the north pole would
call 1t home and be ready to boost il
up. lf1couldn't tell anything nice
about it would say that my ice bill