The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-11-11
HOAfE AND GOTCTNITY

Bananas and sweet potatoes at
Carr.
United States Senator Stewart was
IN town Yesterday on business.
\ ". II. Ielberg, the jeweler, has a
new ad in this issue.
Jerry Gorreco, of Reno, paid this
oity business visit last week
Robert Trimmer, of Diamond valley,
was among the visitors this week
Henry Rosenbrock, OF Carson, paid
G.rdneryile visit last Saturday.
John Mckay. of Antelope valley
nassed through town Sunday with a
load of freight.
There will be services at the regular
hours both morning and evening at
the Methodist church next Sunday
fine line of Diamonds, Watches,
Clocks and Jewelly at i. w. II. Hell
barg's the Jeweler and optieian. .
Archie Miller was up from Reno
visiting his parents Il few days last
week. lie returned Monday.
Joe Ward left for Goldfeld We'd
ne.day to seek fortune in that fam
Gus camp.
Merritt Olds came in from Topaz
last Friday and attended the dance
In Genoa.
Frank Rodenbah, who recently
underwent two serious operations at
the Railroad hospital, returned home
last saturday.
John Watson came down from Red
Canyon last week. He reports CON
siderable prospecting going on in his
part Of the country.
Rnbe Acfadden, Jr., formerly
with the RECokD-CouRIER, has ac-
eepied A position with the Douglas
County Creamery Company.
little smoke arising here and
there on the streets and around the
residences of our citizens, gives ample
proof That the man with the rake has
been called into use.
Mrs W Reading and Don Eddie, of
i5die Cal, were passengers on Fri
days stage, CA route home from an
extended visit 10 the eastern states
and the 81 Louis Fair
q. g. Ward, the genial toasorial
artist, has thra IN away his toasorial
smile and moss Engaged in the mad
arch ait5r he illusive seal" mater
iaI Al luilirog, the new mining camp
netr Coldheld
-. j.. lIris, an old timer. WIS
brought IL town last Wednesday in a
very feeble condition. The old man
was taken TO Genoa aud placed in the
County hospital. From last accounts
he WAS somewhat better.
The cyanide plant recently pnrchas-
ell by the Douglas Mining and Rcdue-
ton company was hauled up to- the
mine last week and the work of put
ting it together is now rapidly pro-
crossing II is the intention of the
company To have the plant in full
operation before snow flies.
The building recently moved by
Mrs. Behrman is now on its founda-
ton. As soon rs carpenters can he
secured square front will be put on
the building. When finished. Mrs.
Behrman will have one Of the best
business blocks in town.
Dell latterman, the nineteen year
Old son Of Mrs j. l.atterman, has
been seriously i'll for the past week,
and for time his life was dispared Of
but he ls.now improving. He seems
TO be lifering from the effects of, poi
soning, superinduced by accidentally
ealing an overdose of paris green. The
poison was on some cucumhers that
ne mad eaten some three months ago.
Since them all that medical skill
could do has iailed TO eradicate the
poisonous drug from his system.
Last Saturday Senator Stewart and
party while out automobling, got
stuck on Evil hill, this side of the
sehultz ranch, This placed them in
'he predieament of either walking to
Carson or waiting for some one TO come
along. Peter Rahbeck, our local pro-
ouee buyer, coming along about that
ume solved the problem as far as
senator stewart was concerned, by
inviting the Senator to ride into Car
son with him,