The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-12-02

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Reno Monday. -
Two fully rugged teams PASSED
here Wednesday bound for Goldfeld
Sheriff Mccormick and wife were
visitors to town yesterday.
Miss Chambers, of Frederelshnro
Is The guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis
Mrs. Hans Nelson, of Cradelbaupb,s
bridge, was in town yesterday visit.
ing friends.
I, N. Hansen was in town Sunday
shaking hands with his legion of
friends in this section.
Mrs. Calhoun and daughter are
visiting Mrs. Geo Alderman at Sparks
Nevada.
FRITZ Dangberg had the misfortune
OF losing valuable horse last Tues
day.
FOR SALE - Two "a Iron he'd.
steads; good at new, will be sold cbeap
Apply to Mrs. A. Behrman.
"A. w. ii. Helberg is making some
extensive improvements on his place
of business
Ernest Bokelman, who is sick at the
Nevada House in Carson. with
typhoid fever, is reported as slowly
improving.
Mrs. John J. Pardee left on We'd
nesday by the way of Carson for a
short visit with her parents in Mason
Valley.
Mrs. Barnes, who was found dead
in Hope valley several weeks ago, had
$50 in cash on her person, and we are
nformed that she had $35 more in
Musser Bros. store in Mari leeville.
The young people of Sheridan will
give a social dance in Tucke's hall
next Friday Dec. 8 Everybody invit-
ed.
FOR SALE One Peerless Chatham
No. Incubator; capacity, 80 eggs;
never been used. VIII 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.
Chris Jespersen is having consider
able trouble with his gasoline lamp.
The other evening when he was pre-
pairing it for use, he dropped it break
ing all ofthe glass ware. Outside of a
thorough breaking up of glass ware
no other damagd was done
Freddie Schelle, son of Herman
Scheele of Fairview, was thrown from
bis horse last Tuesday and had the
misfortune of breaking his arm. The
little boy was sent after the mail, and
for some lunaccountable reason his
horse scared and he was thrown with
the result as above noted
Your attention is called to the ad.
in another column of this issue of the
paper, announcing the Grand Ball to
be given in Genoa on Christmas eve,
December "A. Boys, get your ladies
and take in the dance. The fine sup.
per, the excellence of the music en-
gagged for the occasion, and the we'll
known hospitality of the Genoa peo-
pie will insure a large crowd.
Reno now has a line of street cars
connecting Reno with Sparks. The
connection across the uhern Paci-
fic track at Sierra street will not be
made for sixty days. The iron work
necessary for the crossing is now be-
ing done at Pittsburg and it will take
several weeks to complete it. The
line is in full operation from Third
and Sierra street to Sparks. The line
was formerly opened last Thursday.
During the early part of the week
an unmanageable carriage driven by
gasoline power got stuck on Roden-
bah's hill, which after considerable
cussing was made to move to the top
of the grade. When going down the
other side it refused to stop when the
brakes were 'applied, and as result
colided with the stage. However we
are glad to note that no damage was
done. Give us the "old reliable'' and
we will manage to get there even if it
takes little longer.