The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-10-07
HO6IE AND DIGNITY
, ,andidates' cards at this office.

nd in another column.
Two feet of the beautiful fell at
Rlne Lakes during the late storm.
Hon. Nj. Jacobsen visited Reno the
fore part of the week.
Miss Laura Smith of Carson City
onened the Woodford's school last
Monday.
Miss Nevada Hjul of Eur eka, New.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. p. Peter
sen.
VIM. Dangberg and Henry Luhrs
have purchased the Behrman hotel
and saloon in Waterloo.
The Misses Minnie and Jennie
Jacobsen have returned from Cali
fornia.
W. G. Eel, who attended the odd
Fellows celebration in San Francisco,
has returned to this city.
The platform adopted by the Re
pnblicans of Douglas appears ON the
first page.
The Board of Equalization meets
Monday to finally dispose of the
matters before the Board.
4 fine line of Diamonds, Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry ut a. W. II. Hell
berg's. the Jeweler and Optician.
One hundred and eighty-three names
are on the local register. This leaves
about seventy To register in the next
two weeks.
The Rev. John j. Pardee will preach
at the Methodist church Sunday next
at a. m. and mt the Mottsville school
house at 3 in the afternoon.
John Barrett, formerly a merchant
of this city, is the Silver-Demoeratie |
nominee for Justice of the Peace of
Sparks
If your watch needs attention, let |
A. w. H. HIelberg, the Jeweler, take |
care of IT, He knows how and his
prices are right.
Judge J. d. Murphey, Superior court
Judge Of Mono county, was in town
Yesterday on his way to San Francisco
as delegate TO the Masonic Grand
Lodge.
". A. Koenig, proprietor of the
Markleeville saw mill, has established |
a lumber yard at Judge Ezelps, where
can be obtained. all kinds of undressed |
lumber at very reasonable prices.
The Longfellow mine has closed |
down for the season, but will start up |
again early next spring. The manage
ment is more than pleased with the
showing made thus far.
Mrs. Frances Letterman, a recent |
arrival from California, desires work |
as a nurse She has had ID years ex-
perience nursing and guarantees
satisfaction. Enquire at the residence
of A. p. Christensen, Gardnerville. til
Henry Stodieck has been appointed
to the position at the creamery made
vacant by the resignation of c. f.
Merrick. Mr.. Stodieek will assume |
charge on November 10th.
Give up the news bring il 10 this |
office, inform some member of the
REcoRD-CoURIER force. This paper |
does not intend to slight anyone in |
the personal columns, but it is an inn
possibility to know every move of
every person or exactly everything |
that is going on.
Walter p Young of Bishop Cal. and
his bride, nee Winnie Patterson, one
of Mono county's fairest daughters,
We're in town yesterday on their we'd
ding trip to the coast. they were
married in Bridgeport, Wednesday, by |
Judge Murphey. The REcoRD-CouRIER |
extends congratulations.
The Hickey Land and Cattle com
pany, which holds 10000 acres of fine
land in Antelope valley, will soon plat
its holdings into small farms which
will be sold to home seekers. In Smith
and Mason valleys there will also soon
be divided into farms several large
tracts Of land that are owned by alien
corporations.
George Saxton, one of the best
known young men of Reno and a
graduate of the University of Nevada
with the class of 1901, is reported to be
stricken with pneumonia ON the
Armargosa desert, eighty miles south
of Goldfeld. The unfortunate young
man was stricken early in the week.
His father, RUDE Saxon, left for Tono-