The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-10-07
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mas no business in Goldfield. where
hay is $40 a ton.
Tahoe Tavern, Tallae, and the var
ious other resorts about the lake
have closed for the season.
Abe Harris, George Dangberg and
Fritz Neddenriep are in the high Sier-
ras in quest of the elusive deer
Martin Sorensen is the latest one to
contract the diptheria. His condition
is not serious.
Herman Luhrs departed Monday
for San Francisco, where he will re-
sumo his studies.
Because of the prevailing sickness,
the lfrntefest at Waterloo is postpon-
ed until further notice.
A large delegation from Douglas
county attended the speaking in Car
son Wednesday.
DIR. Hawkins informs us that the
Mathiesen children are convalescing
and are now out of danger.
Frank Maegher will run as an Indep-
endent for the office of Public Admin
istrator He was around getting
signers TO his petition this week.
George Alderman and wife left last
week for Sparks, where they will re-
side. George is fireman on the
Southern Pacific.
Carl and Clarence Henningsen left
Monday for San Francisco, where they
will attend school, Their father c. NJ.
Henningsen, accompanied them.
Miss Lena Larson, who has been
with friends in San Jose, re-
turned to this city Wednesday.
VIII Gray, a nephew of VIM. Riteh-
ford, was an arrival Friday from the
Tahoe Tavern. He is on his way to
san Francisco.
Nate Miller, who is handling the
ribbons for Jack Hammond's team,
was in town this week, for a load of
supplies.
The dear people will be interviewed
by the various candidates this month.
1t will be humane act to chain up the
watch dog, rs candidates are not
built like agents.
Weather prophets have been saying
they wouldn't be surprised if we had
a lot lof mice weather this fall. But
we shouldn't be surprised at anything
in the climate line nowadays.
Charley Eaton of Gardnerville was
here Friday. Hereports Gardnerville
as growing in Importance every day
and predicts great future for the
Douglas county town.-Observer.
Carl Barrett, the youngest son of
John Barrett, was bitten by savage
dog at Sparks Tuesday. He was bit
ten on the lip and will be marked for
life
Fred II. Teal, of Los Angeles, Cal.
has been employed as mixologist at
the Palm Saloon. He is first class
besides being an old news
paper man.-Fallon Standard.
Mrs. Haines of Genoa, accompanied
by DR. and Mrs. Caples and Miss
Caples, left for Sacramento last Friday.
Before returning home Mrs. Haines
will visit Mendocino county, Cal.
Hazel, the little daughter of Mrs.
Scott, teacher of the Central school,
while playing last sunday had the
to fall and sustained a
fracture of her collar bone. DIR.
Hawkins attended her.
4 female member of the Washoe
tribe imbbed of too much oil of glad
ness last Wednesday, and was thrown
in by Constable Carr. When arrested
she displayed some $50 or $40 and was
highly indignant over her rough treat
ment.
Frank Rodenbah was injured in n
wreck near Loveloek about
two weeks ago. He was taken to the
Railroad Hospital, where two oper-
atoms were performed and he is now
out ofdanger. Frank is having more
than his share of hard luck, this being
the fourth operation he has under
gone in four months.
Albert Schulz, one of Carson's most
popular citizens, has located in Reno,
having purchased an interest with
James Kerr in the Assembly saloon.
MIR. Schulz has host of friends in
and Douglas counties and