The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-29


Rev. Horstmann has a new top bug
gy.
Cecil Burkham of Bodie was in town
this week.
The streets of Gardnerville are dry
and dusty.
Mrs. McFadden returned from YER
ington Monday.
VIM. Starke returned Wednesday
from Lovelock.
Henry Morrison is able to be out on
the street again.
PC. Wilder and M. Jacobsen visit
ed Carson this week.
Miss Martha Hoffman was taken
sick with scarlet fever Monday.
VIM. Walton and wife of Overton
visited friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Donovan depart
ed Tuesday for Antelope Valley.
Mr.. Barber of Reno is here visiting
his business partner, g. II. Eaton.
Mrs. Roach expects her husband
here from Sweetwater next Sunday.
W. H. Stock is painting the Louis
Vallem residence at fredericksburg.
= IT OL.oodar forr, arl,, .f tl,;o xyaI
lev has moved from Petaluma, Cal, to
Reno.
Mrs. Scott of Empire has been en-
Moved to teach the Center district
school.
Eggs are down to 25 cents per dozen,
lust half what they were worth month
ago.
Merit Olds and Chas. Powell of
Antelope Valley were in town yester-
day.
The Troy Laundry in Reno was de-
stroyed by fire Saturday, causing loss
of $4,000.
A report reaches the COURIER that
DIR. Fournier is in Mexico and would
like TO return to Gardnerville.
John G. Henningsen is spending 9
few DAYS in Carson. He is thinking OF
taking trip to Churchill county.
Richard Bassman and Miss Anna
Tholke will be married at the home o.
VIM. Kruse next Wednesday.
The Loope mill is running five OF
six hours day and giving satisfactory
results. The cold weather pervent'
longer runs at present.
The little children of Mr.. and Mrs
Dolph Dressler who are i'll with scar
let fever near Genoa are reported t.
be getting along nicely.
Fred Berning has discontinued worl
on the Twelve Mile House road, on &c
count of the cold weather. He IL
doing a good job up that way.
A rich strike is reported in the Nor
ton mine, three miles from the Noun
tain House. A big load of provisions
left here for the mine Monday.
New goods in great variety and pro
fusion at the popular clothing store
of Joseph Platt, in the county building
Carson. Call and buy a stylish suit.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Schacht, aged 2 months and Y
days, died Sunday night. The fnnera
took place Wednesday, from the Lu
theran Church.
Alfred Chartz, the well known Car
son attorney, leaves tonight for Sar
Francisco, To attend session of thu
United states Circuit Court of Appeals
He will be absent about ten days.
H. G. Dangberg has large force o
men and teams at work repairing ano
raising the levies at his storage reser
voir east of his ranch. 1t is proposed
to raise the levies four or five feet.
There is an immense egg on exhibi
ton at Mack Bros. store. 1t came
from VIM. Ritchford's hennery, and il
another magnificent product of Doug
las county. 1t was laid in ten acre
lot and one end stuck through the
fence into the next field.
M. ]. Cardinal of Loope and Miss
Elva Gillespie of Gold Hill were mar
ried in Carson last Sunday, Rev. B. J
Darneille officiating. Harry Curtz ant
wife of Loope attended the wedding
The young people are we'll and favor
able known in Gardnerville.
Miss Bertha Dangberg was hostess
at q delightful party, given ut hel