The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-03-11
FRIDAY, MARCH. IL, ............... 1904.
Will Virgin is in Goldfield.


Fritz Niebuhr has returned from
Lovelock.
New line of stationery and pipes at
e. G. Carr's.
Chas Sorensen returned to Antelope
Valley Tuesday.
Miles Johnson returned to Sacrament
to Tuesday evening.
Don't miss the dance at Sheridan
next Friday evening.
J..H. Hickey of this valley recently
purchased some property in San Fran
cisco.
An Indian is having spring wagon
rebuilt at Nelson's blacksmith shop at
cost of 800.
John Holmes, special agent of the
Hartford Fire Insurance Co. was in
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Everett and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Thomas drove
up to MarkleeVllle wednesday.
1t is reported that young man from
Empire and Carson Valley girl will
Join hands and hearts in few days
Martin Sorensen moved from Genoa
to Gardnerville Wednesday. He has
rented the A. p. Christensen's house.
There will be Song and Praise
service at the Methodist Church Sun
day evening. Come and sing with us.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. s. Hunt depart
ed Wednesday morning for San Fran
cisco. They expect to remain in the
city several weeks.
Fritz Gaumann and Henry Rohlfs
expect to purchase the Club hotel and
saloon. If they do Mr.. Rohlfs will
give up the Corner saloon.
The best of music has been secured
for the dance at Sheridan next Fri
day evening and all who attend are
promised good time.
Peter Rahbeck is preparing to move
his family to Como. Mr.. and Mrs. AL.
Karge have rented Mr.. Rahbeck's
Gardnerville residence.
|. Goldstein has just received beau
the latest styles. Clothing cotton eta
mines and lace shirt waist goods.
Before purchasing or contracting
for a self-binder, wait and see the one
to arrive at Sheridan very shortly.
The Milwaukee leads all others.
&c. Everett and family returned to
Gardnerville Saturday. Mr.. Everett
will resume work on the Carson river
placer mines as soon as the weather
settles.
Mrs. J. II. Hickey was reported
very low in San Francisco Wednesday
and her son, Patrick, and daughter,
Miss Mammie, departed that evening
for her bedside.
The storm king has been roaring in
the mountains all this week, and yes
terday he paid this valley visit, CIV
ing us about the heaviest rain and
snow storm of the season.
Mining and water location notices
for sale at the COURIER Office. Also
deeds, bond for a deed, leases, agree
ments. contracts, articles of ineorpo-
ration, bylaws, mortgages, etc.
Carson City has decided to have a
monster carnival early in July. The
Appeal says the enthusiasm has not
died out and everything is shaping to-
ward one of the grandest times that
has ever been experienced in this
state.
The divorced wife of millionaire
advises girls not to marry man with
millions, and she seems to have struck
a happy cord. None of the Carson
Valley girls are marrying men worth
over half million, and from that
down to thirty cents.
Mr.. Smith, hydraulic mining en-
gineer from the Risdon Iron Works,
San Francisco, is expected here every
day. He will remain here during the
summer and superintend the recon-
struction of the Nevada Mining Co.'s
plant on the Carson river
General Superintendent Broili of the
Truckee River General Electric Com
pany will visit Gardnerville next Mon
day. He desires to interview our citi-
zens in regard to furnishing the town
with electric lights and power. A
meeting in Valhalla Hall will probably
be called for Monday evening.