The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-07-22
HOWE AND DIGNITY


to the wife of VIM. Stock, a daughter.
LIB. Talbot and family, of Reno, are
tbe guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fay.
Miss Jeanette Cameron of Virginia
city is visiting friends in the valley.
Miss Laura Arnot is quite sick at
her home in Markleeville.
Fred Teale has severed his connec-
tion with the Mack Bros. store.
Regular services will be held in the
Lutheran church next Sunday.
Geo. NJ. Smith will start a paper in
DAYTON in the near future.
The Rev. J. ]. Pardee and wife will
return from Mason valley where they
have been visiting, tomorrow.
Green apple time is pretty nearly
here and the small boy population of
Carson valley will soon be doubled"
There will be services at the Meth
odst church on Sunday as per church
announcement in another column.
WANTED-A girl to do light house
work; good wages. Inquire at this
office.
Henry Beste this week lost very
valuable mare. The animal was sick
only few minutes.
After a months visit with relatives
in Bridgeport, Miss Mabel Ritchford
returned home Wednesday.
Frank Musser, the Markleeville
captain of industry, was visitor yes
terday.
During the first of the week two
agents of the US. Government bought
30 head of horses from the Hickey
Land & Live Stock Co. of Topaz
Attention is called to the notice in
another column pertaining to a meet
ing of the Democratic County Central
Committee.
1T Berry has been visiting re-
latives in the valley the past week.
Mr.. Berry is carrying line of cigars
for San Francisco firm.
There was pleasant party given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Thran
last Sunday in honor of Mr.. Thran's
fortieth birthday. Feasting and
dancing was the order of the day.
Percy Arnot spent few days at his
home this week. Percy has been EN-
ployed on the survey at Fallon, but
has gone to Suffer Creek, Cal. to ac-
cept a more lucrative position.
Fritz Elges has sent to Utah for
several thoroughbred Ramboulliet
bucks with the intention of improving
the breed ofhis lambs. These bucks
will cost $3.50 a piece.
Mr.. Trabert of the firm of Williams
Trabert, Tonopah and Goldfield, was
in town this week on his way to
Topaz, to buy horses for their livery
stable.
The Reno Journal says Joe Wilson,
formerly resident of this town, is
making all kinds of money at Gold
field He is interested in claim
which assays as high as So, 266.
A statement of the second semi an
nual apportionment of school moneys
for 1904, on the basis of S6.9S per
census child, gives Douglas county,
s2,4O3.42.
The mill at the Longfellow started
up last Monday but was shut down to
make some needed repairs. The rock
is free milling and of high grade. The
management is enthusiastic over the
outlook
T. R. Hofer, Sr., Geo. T. Mills and
James Raycraft are in Hope Valley in
camp and are prepared to catch all
the trout in that section. Mr.. Mills is
Commissary General; Mr.. Hofer, Gen
eral in Charge; and Mr.. Raycraft acts
as Quartermaster General. They have
Chinese cook an Indian dish washer.
Postmaster Hofer, Herbert Yerington
Ollie Tenant and some friends have
been camping in Hope valley. They
passed through Gardnerville on there
return and reported fishing poor,
owing to high water, but they report
catch of las in day. Recreation
would call them game hogs.
T.. w. Carmen, Geo. II. Newcomb
and B. f. Foster, all heavy stock
holders in the Longfellow Mining
company, were arrivals from the
East this week and were astonished