The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-12-09
HOgIE AND DIGNITY

Miss Patton Vi 'rsihi" oioy' II WIG
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Dangoerg
this week.
n, Arrild,s team left Gardnerville
loaded with freight for the southern
country last Wednesday.
pueben McFadden, Jr. has secured
.mnloyment in Reno, where he will
,emain for the winter.
George Dangberg left for Salt Lake
Tuesday to resume his studies at the
University of Utah.
FOR SALE - Two "a Iron bed
steads; good at new, will be sold cheap
Apply to mrs. A. Behrman.
Mrs. H. F. Dangberg, who has been
s;stinp her daughter. Mrs. Greenfield,
AZ Elko. returned home Saturday.
Andrew Arid and family have
moved into the Henry Stodieck house
for the winter.
The little child of Mr. and Mrs.
lanes Curry is seriously Ill with some
iufantile disease. 1t Is to be hoped
that the little one will soon recover.
Richard Bassman is stepping around
nretty high these days.. It's boy.
The little stranger arrived Nov. Is
1904. Mother and child are doing
nicely.
The postoffice Department has
ordered the discontinuance of the
sale of the special issue of Louisiana
Purchase Exposition stamps. Here
after our two cent meals will come
higher.
Mrs. Peter Jacobsen this week re-
ceiyed the sad intelligence that her
mother died at Warrenton, Mo-, Nov.
"a. Besides Mrs. Jacobsen, she leaves
Mrs. Jespersen of this place, and sew
eral children In the East to mourn her
sad demise.
Jack Frost made a wholesale dispo-
sition Of the mineral water and other
drinks of that nature, kept at the
various wet dispensaries Chris Jes-
persen says that even his whiskey was
frozen. We wonder If that is the
truth and nothing but the truth.
Chris speak up
A local weather prophet predicted
great fall of snow about the 10th of
December We would suggest that the
Government pension the prophet or
have the weather bureau get out an
injunction for userping their rights to
do the predicting.
w. d. Frey, son of Laurence Frey
Of Genoa, has located some valuable
mining claims adjoining what is
known as the Clark-Ladd properties.
We gather from the Goldfield papers
that Mr.. Frey is about to lease his
claims to wealthy spectators in the
East. Nothing is stated as to the
terms or consideration,
Peter Rahbeck hauled 80 dozen
chickens and ducks to Reno Thurs
day, shipping at the same time
load to Goldfeld. Mr.. Rahbeck by
rushing around and getting on the
ground floor, has created a good
market for our featherery pro-
duce. The beauty of 1t all is that
Peter calls for your chickens or other
fowls, pays the price and your trouble
ends. Ifyou have any chickens or
hides for sale just send word to Mr..
Rahbeck and he will be there In a
iihy.
Mike Donohue of Topaz, had the
misfortune of having his shoulder dis
located by having horse fall on him.
mr. Donohue hadn lassoed calf and
: IN 50 doing his rope became entangled
with the horses legs, throwing the
animal and Mr.. Donohue, with the
result above noted. The injured man
was taken to Gardnerville Monday
where his injury was successfully
treated by DR.. Hawkins. He is now
comfortably taken care of at the
hl'chford hotel, and will be out again
in few days.
someone who has been attending to |
evefyoody's business, has spread a |
report that Mr.. Boles was buried by
sne county. Such report is a gross
injustice to his son, who has met and |
PAID all bills contracted during the
SICKNESS and after the death of his
'a'ner Mr.. Boles states that the only
reason Tor moving his ia her from the
springs to Genoa, was so that he
oouid more readily secure medical at
'on''on and nursing, such as is neces-
oary 10f man who uao IN tha ,op