The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18

| - anu "A. Livingston of
Carson were visitors this week.
Rosenbrock & stodieck have a new
ad this week.
DIR. A. Fournier is now locatad !,
Toano, New.
The new front being put on Mrs.
behrman's building adds considerable
to the appearance of Main street.
Mrs. j. L. Larson is in Carson this
week visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Kaiser.
William Kruse is making some ex-
tensive improvements around his
property ip the upper end of town.
FOR SALE.-One Peerless Chatham
No. l Incubator; capacity, so eggs;
never been used. Will be sold cheap.
Inquire at this office.
FOR sALE.-Horse, buggy, harm
ess, etc., complete outfit. Just the
outfit for family, and will be sold
cheap. Enquire at this office.
w. A. Koenig, proprietor of the
Markleeville saw mill, has established
lumber yard at Judge Ezells, where
can be obtained all kinds of undressed
lumber at very reasonable prices. X
@. +. Merrick.is installing Fair
banks-Morse gasoline engine on the
c. M. Henningsen ranch. 1t will
be used for pumping purposes.
Frank Musser will shortly retire
from the firm of Musser Bros. at
Markleeyille. Ii is rumured that he
will engage in business in western
California.
John, Barrett, one of our former
townsmen, who was the Silver-Dem-
ocratic nominee for Justice of the
Peace of Sparks, was defeated for that
Office by 80 votes.
The election in Mono county re-
suited in electing,N. w. Boyd, N. B.
Hunewell and Jake Mattley as the
supervisors of that county. The re-
firing supervisors are Montrose and
Hays.
Elwood Wyatt has sold his ranch
to uHerman Sheele, who will take
possession about the first of December.
Mr.. Wyatt intends to move with his
family to California to reside perman-
emily.
Miss Janet Pomin, daughter of
Captain Pomin of the steamer Tahoe,
and Robert Watson were married at
the home of the bride at Tahoe City,
on the 9thinst.
Last week when Matt Koenig was
returningto the saw mill, his team
took fright and ran away, with the
result that one of the .horses had its
leg broken. The animal was shot to
put it out of misery.
Chas A. CHASER, an organizer for
the veterans of the Spanish war, was
in town Saturday interviewing the
veterans of this section, relative to
their joining Camp to be organized
in Carson.
The matter of getting help to do the
family washing and house cleaning is
becoming strenuous. Our red brothers,
with their mahallas, have. gone over
the mountains to hunt deer and gather
acorns to replentish their family
larders for the coming winter.
The Douglas County Creamery is
turning out about twelve hundred
pounds of butter daily, which finds a
ready market along the coast Gener-
ally the end of the month finds the
company with more orders on the
hook than they can FIJI.
Thanksgiving will soon be here
with its plum pudding, turkey and
cranberry sauce. The place to get
you rcranberries is at +. G.. Carr's,
fresh lot has just been received and
more coming. Mr.. Carr will also have
a lot of fresh oranges about the 10th
of the month.
w. T. King, diminutive editor of
the Carson Weekly, was in town We'd
nesday, and incidently paid visit to
the new stumps at the REooRDCouR-
TER office. He reports that Mrs.
Kings health has not been as good as
could sbe wished for, and she will
shortly depart for the coast to remain
indefinitely.
The Emerson, the latest invention
in disc plows, was taken out to the
Dangberg ranch last Monday and
given thorough trial on land that,sat
this time of the year, it would be i'm