The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-05-27
HOIiE AND DIGNITY

TO Reno this week.
Fritz Roper has commenced build
inc an addition to his dwelling house.
Mrs. Henry Morrison is in San
Francisco.
Mrs. A. d. Bird of Topaz, was
among yesterdays arrivals in town.
. Miss seossa of Fredericksburg was
in town Monday.
Morris Harris left Tuesday for
Fallon on a short visit.
A phone has been installed at
the Cradelbaugh bridge.
Strawberries, two baskets for 25cts.
at +. G. Carr's.
The Gardnerville school will close
on June 18th, at which time APP
nropriate exercises will be held.
Taxes are delinquent after June 6
and not June9 as appeared in this
paper last week.
The Burkham stage company has
reduced the fare between here and
Carson to fifty cents.
Chas. Hunt is preparing to start for
Loyalton, where he will log during the
summer months.
The Desert road question was
argued before the Supreme court
in Carson this week.
The Honor Roll of the Gardnerville
school was crowded out of this issue.
twill appear next week.
DR.. A. Fournier has returned from
his trip to San Francisco. Mrs.
Fournier accompanied him.
The family of Louis Hoffman re-
turned last week from Santa Rosa,
where they have been spending the
winter.
II. L. Parker, formerly horseshoer
at the Nielsen blacksmith shop, has
accepted a position with the Long
fellow mining Company.
Let no alien interpose, to lard with
wit thy hungry Epson prose, but
buy can of Imelli's pure leaf lard.
1t is home brewed and guaranteed un-
mixed.
Henry Newhaus has purchased of
Peter Anderson that piece ofproperty
near Millerville at present oc-
cupied by M. Christensen as a paint
shop. The price paid was 81, 900.
The weather clerk slipped cog last
Wednesday and permitted Jupiter
Pluyius to butt in with an eight hour
stunt, thoroughly soaking the valley
while the adjoining hills were draped
with mantle of snow.
Mrs. George Simpson of Smith
Valley was in town this week making
purchases for the Punishment Of their
recently erected dwelling house on
the Hudson ranch.
The prospects for a bountiful crop
of hay and grain in this valley We're
never better than this season. Early
fruit were mostly killed by the
frost, though the apple crop will be
fairly good.
The feathered emblems of innocence
and peace were never more plentiful
in this valley than at the present
time and are aifording abundant, if
questionable amusement, to our local
sportsman, in their destruction.
We learn that a young man of Gard
nerville is advertising in an eastern
paper for a wife. Remember this
paper will do your advertisement as
cheap as an eastern paper-and the
Nevada article can't be beat
The river reached the high water
mark last Tuesday, and for time
threatened to do a good deal of
damage The cold spell came at the
right tlfne and during the last few
days the water has gone down con-
siderable
I'm the spring young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of love-
and woman's to millinery, which
proves how very much more material
the gentler sex is, this is suggested by
The elegant display summer millinery
Just received by Mrs. Headrick. Call
and inspect.
W. q. Rossi and Il. o. Ward are
having the old brick walls on the lot
which they recently purchased from
b. +. Shepherd torn down prepar-
atory to erecting n two-story frame
building. Work will be commenced