The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-10-28
Candidates cards at this office

~" "N III tIllS issue.
\ vote for Nels johnson is vote
for fair and equitable rate oftaxation
Happy homes speak for rood
government. Don't disturb them
The last rail has been laid for the
electric railway in Reno.
Half the people of this valley are
suffering from bad colds.
All Halloween Monday night.
Look out for your gates.
Mason Krummes has been ON the
sick list for the past two weeks.
Miss Wade swail of Sheridan will
leave for San Jose next Wednesday
to enter the University of Pacific.
Inc infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Callahan died last Sunday and
was buried Tuesday at Woodfords.
Mrs. Ed Wyatt and family have re-
turned from an extended visit to Bis
hop, Cal
There will be a social dance in sheri-
dan tomorrow, Saturday, evening.
a good time is assured all who attend
This Office will begin the printing of
the official ballots for the coming elee-
ton, today.
LoST-A hog weighing about $50
pounds, with right ear off and a slit
in the left. Finder will please leave
word Mt this Office.
G. +. Holbrook has sold his ranch
near the lumber yard TO Herbert
Blackie Of Carson.
DR. a. Fournier expects TO leave
soon for Goldheld, where he will prac-
tice his profession.
e. Seheppelman was taken sick last
Monday and his case was pronounced
to be diptheria by DR.. Fournier. lie
is now convalescing.
Keep a-thinking, and don't let it
escape your memory that on a week
from tonight the Candidates ball will
take place in Genoa.
The people in this vicinity will go
hungry for pine nuts this winter. The
Indians report that there are none TO
be had.
Mrs. Gus Bigelow was an arrival
from Loyalton this week She will
spend a few weeks here before return
ing to Loyalton, where she will take
up her permanent residence.
Mrs. Henry Goedecke and Herman
sheele celebrated their birthday ami
versary Sunday at the latter's resi-
dence at Fredericksburg. The day
was most happily spent in games,
music and refreshments.
Lincoln county is confronted with
the strange spectacle of having a
precinct containing POO voters or more
and every one ofthem has refused to
take advantage of his birthright TO
vote.
After the campaign ball we heard a
young man soliloquize thus: Court
ship is gas balloon that lifts a man
heavenward and marriage is para
chute that enables him to visit earth
again. As he wasn't married, how
does he knoW2
Mr.. Harris, who has charge of the
Cohn ranch belonging to the Dang
berg Land and Live Stock company,
left at this Office seven potatoes of the
Centennial variety weighing a trifle
over pounds each. He informed us
that the specimens We're gathered from
a field promiseuously.
Our readers will notice that the nd
of the Park Hotel appears in this
issue. This popular hotel is now I'M
der new management and the propfie-
tors are extending every effort to
make it the leading hotel of Carson;
and from all accounts they are sue
ceeding
Morrison Fellows with his house
moving plant, arrived from Carson
yesterday and will Immediately COM
niece the removal from its present
site, in the rear of the family residence,
the one and half story building,
erected last summer, to Main street.
We believe ii is Mrs. Behrman's in
tention TO convert it into a store.