The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-04
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" II. Helberg, the jeweler, has a
new ad in this issue.
nah election only few days off the
lawn ought to liven up bit
Won can get even money now that
.seyelt will carry this State.
Goo springmeyer will speak in
bono Monday night.
rol Hickey this week sold % head
4 steers to Richard Bassman. The
sriee paid was $50 per head.
"A a candidate expressed ii the
.,hor day. this is the tamest election
i have ever seen.
urs R G. Ward left Wednesday for
eold Hill. where she will spend the
winter with her relatives.
Miss Jennie Jacobsen is spending a
,.w days with the Misses Fay of Fair
giew.
l. scheppelman continues to i'm
move and barring relapse will soon
be- able to be about.
The politicians .have only a few
more DAYS to worry through and then
the finish.
George Saxton was brought in from
ronopah Saturday, and is reported as
being on the fair road to recovery.
4 ]. Pettegrew, of Reno, paid
Gardnerville a business visit Wednes-
day
A fire in the mechanical building of
the State University caused an alarm
10 be rung in. 1t was extinguished
before any great damage was done.
william I. Thorne of Carson and
Miss Annie Whittle Of Independence,
Cal, were married at the latter place
place on the 24th inst.
Services at the Methodist Church on
sunday at the usual hours, subject of
morning discourse Prayer" in the
evening, Summer and Harvest"
Chris Jespersen was yesterday ac-
ouitted of the charge of violating the
Twelve o'clock closing law. The jury
-was out only a short time.
II. A. n. Todd, Fusion nominee for
the Assembly, addressed the voters of
Genoa in Raycraft's hall Wednesday
hight
Miss Helen Smith, who has been en-
gagged in teaching the Woodfords
school, has resigned and returned TO
Der home in Carson Monday.
County and state candidates for
olice have been in, town the past
week giving the votersthe glad hand
snd the merry talk and all of them
haye been elected good fellows.
Nels Johnson has served the
bounty faithfully and well as
Commissioner. Is it not reasonable
10 suppose that he will conscientious
y and carefully guard our interests
Il elected Sheriff and ASSESSOR
W. 4. Koenig, proprietor of the
hTkleeville saw mill, has established
lumber yard Mt Judge Ezelps, where
can be obtained all kinds of undressed
hmber at very reasonable prices
In an interesting debate 10 be held
q The State University, Isabel Miller
Of this place will defend the negative
sde OF the following question: Re-
Solved. That alton b. Parker should
b. elected.
The local football team will play a
game with the graduate players of
The Carson Indian school Sunday.
The Indians have organized strong
ieam and expect to show the local
lads a few tricks of the game. Turn
put and enjoy the sport, no admission
Will be charged.
Election boards all over Douglas
county will confer n favor upon the
people in general, as well as the REC
ohD-couRIER, by sending to this
ofllee as soon as the vote is counted in
Ioeir precincts, the complete enum-
grafton of the same.
frank Fettic while campaigning
'ast Thursday met with a runaway ac-
Ciuent' lie was thrown from the rig
anu received many, though not seri-
'us bruises. Looking somewhat the
worse for.wear, he was interviewingvo-
Iers here last Sunday.
vote for ID. w. Virgin is a vote
sase Tor one who has been tried and
ouhd not wanting. 1t is an import
mt Office and past experience has