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


of Ladies' .neckwear at Mack Bros.
Mrs. NJ E. Rankin, mother of w.
p. Rankin, is visiting friends here.
Secretary of the Treasury, Leslie NJ.
shaw, will deliver campaign address
in Reno tonight.
The Labor Day celebration in Vir-
ginia City was a great success FROM
every standpoint.
{. III Eaton is in San Francisco this
week, taking in the Knights eonclave.
Just received at Mack Bros. nice
line ofnovelties and staples.n Ladies'
hair ornaments
Miss Aloysia IO'Leara, of Virginia
CITY has been engaged to teach in the
Genoa school during the coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. guile, of Carson,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dangberg at the Sagebrush ranch.
Miss Edith Dixon passed through
town on her way to San jose to re-
sumo her studies at the Academy of
Music.
viii Hussman has added TO his
real estate holdings by the purchase
of VIM, Kruse's ranch. Consideration
$4,000.
\ letter from Mrs. Bigelow, who is
in Loyalton, to a friend here'says that
one of the two remaining Berning,trip
lets is i'll with brain. fever andfnot ex-
pected to live.
The little daughter of Jake Cohn, of
the Curtz- Evans mine, while playing
the other day fell and broke her arm
DR.. Hawkins was called to attend her
and the little one is now doing nicely.
+. B. Livingston, the mining man,
has returned from a trip to Oakland.
He informs us that the tunnel on the
Mammoth claim is now in $50 feet,
with indications that the main ledge
will soon be tapped.
In accordance with arrangements
made with the Pastor, Rev. j. j.
Pardee, services at the Methodist
Church, Gardnerville, next Sunday,
Sept 18th both morning and evening,
will be conducted by Rev. &. ii.
Darling of Bodie.
If 3OG excursionsts go to San Fran
eises on the occasion of the meeting
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. O.
O. T. the round trip tickets from Reno
will be $40. If the Gardnerville brass
band win go, they will get free fare,
round trip. Fall in line boys.
Surveyor Coleman, who has been
for the past year working on the
waterways in Smith Valley in the
interest ofthe defendants in the Mil
Ter x Lux litigation, was visitor last
Saturday.
Mrs. LottieJ. Wolfwith her daughter
Lucille of Peoria, Ill. arrived Monday
on visit TO her father j. r. Johnson
and brother w. s. Johnson Mrs.
Wolf was born in Genoa, having left
there and settled in Illinois twenty
five years ago They will remain un-
Ill October.
You need a business education, no
matter what you intend to do. Ii
helps farmers, merchants, black
smiths, everybody BE sure to at
tend a school with an established
reputation. Atkinson's Nevada Bust
ness Institute at Reno is such Il school.
1t is reliable, thorough and up-to-date.
Vernon Wyatt. who with his mother
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Chas
DUNCAN, of lnyo county, had the mis-
fortune to be thrown from a horse
last week and both bones of one leg
badly broken. The injury though "A
severe one will not deter him from
returning home in few weeks and re-
suming his studies at school.
Robert Miller was arrested Tuesday
afternoon by Deputy Constable Fritz
Dressler at Sheridan on charge of
breech of promise to pay the sum of
S36. 10 to Vim. Starke. Upon being
brought before Justice Eel he plead
for and was granted term of thirty
days from date to pay the above bill
with an additional charge of 81.
The attention of the ranchers of
this valley is called to the ad OF
Messrs Martin & Wallace, of Genoa,
who have recently bought new
Steam Barley Roller with wood saw
ing attachment, and solicit a share of
the patronage. The outfit has all the
latest improvements in portable roll