The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-09-23

Mrs. Chris Jespersen has been very
sick this week.
Andrew Mathiesen is on the sick
list this week.
Miss Abbie Wightman of Reno is
the guest of Miss Rubel Martin.
chas. Brown and Will Moore were
departures Sunday ON a camping trip
to Star Lake.
Doc. Petty, u. s. sheep Inspector, is
spending few days in town this
week.
Clarence Dangberg returned Sun
day from two weeks visit +. to San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs r. g. Ward returned
Sunday from two weeks visit to the
City
Henry Mack and Joe Cardinal re-
turned Monday from their outing in
Alpine, and report fish and game a.
plenty.
Mrs. Frank Rivers and daughter
Hazel of Los Angeles were in town
Tuesday on their return from six
weeks visit with friends in Smith
valley.
In view of the prevalent thunder
storms, we would suggest to the
patrons of the telephone service an
avoidance of the use of the phones
during the electrical disturbance.
Z. Scheppelman and Barney Me
Gowan left Wednesday for PneNut to
do assessment work on an iron mine
which will supply this ore to the
smelter.
An innovation was introduced Sun
day by W. G. Douglas, Will Ryan and
Charles Barley, who made hunting
trip along the Carson river in an
automobile
w. A. Koenig, proprietor of the
Markleeville saw mill, has established |
lumber yard at Judge Ezelps, where
can be obtained, all kinds of undressed
lumber at very reasonable prices.
We were unable TO get either the
names of the Democratic or Silver
Party delegates from Genoa and
Sheridan. However, no fights were
scheduled.
The Silverites held their primaries
on Wednesday and elected the follow
ing: Gardnerville-P. Jacobsen, VIM.
Dangberg, c. Nj. Henningsen, c. G.
Hennngsen, c. E. Merrick; II. c.
Dangberg, Earl Christensen.
Abe Harris, John and George
Dangberg and Fritz Neddenriep are
making preparations for big game
hunt on the head waters of the
Stanislaus, and expect TO hit the trail
Oct LIST.
Attention is called to the new ad of
VIM. Kruse who has taken possession
ofthe Jayne stable. He will conduct
an up 20 date livery stable and will
take the best'of care of stock left in
his charge at very reasonable rates.
Give him call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheriff Kirkwood of
Bridgeport We're in town this week on
their return from Carson with Mrs.
Harry Cook of Sherwood, Mendicino
Co Cal, who will spend the next two
months at the home of her parents in
Bridgeport.
The services at the Methodist Church
last Sunday evening, commemorative
of the harvest time, We're largely at
tended and consisted of religious
services by Mr.. and Mrs. f. Everetts
and music by the choir, assisted by
Mrs. jackson, Mrs. Scott, and Miss
Rubel Martin in vocal solos.
w. G. Lamb, Reno laundryman,
borrowed 81, 900 from a Mrs. Beagle
hole ON a promise of marriage and
then skipped out for parts unknown.
Coincident with his departure a young
lady from this valley, who had been
in his employ, quietly left for the city
giving rise to a report that their syn
chronal going away was prearranged.
Friends of the young lady here en-
phatically deny the scandalous
features of the report.
Owing to the two unavoidable post
ponements of the concert and recital
given by the Misses Howe, last Fri
day evening, the attendance was not
as large as the entertainment merited.
This is regrettable circumstance for
the reason that the performance was
eminently pleasing, and, besides, this
was the last opportunity our people