The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-05-06
This is Indian winter.

the Nielsen blacksmith shop.
IL. +. Dangberg, Jr. is in San Fan
cisco on business trip.
Miss Dollie Pitts is stopping in town
the guest of Miss Mable Ritehford.
Beautiful summer goods for the
ladies at Mack Bros.
Attorneys Sweeny and Platt were
in town Monday on legal business.
Sheriff Mccormick was in town
Tuesday summoning jurors for the
Indian robbery case on the 18th.
Herman Luhrs, who has been attend
ing school in California, is expected
home today.
With spring SO strange, what sort
OF an unhinged, unbalanced summer
may we expect
Call at |. Goldstein's Waterloo store
for all kinds af novelties in Summer
Dress Goods, Neck Wear, Belts and
Trimmings.
T. r. Hofer has moved his insurance
Office next to the new bank, where his
numerous Carson valley patrons will
find him ready for business.
Everyone is talking about the
Wheelmen's dance. Nearly one-half
the tickets already sold You want the
next.
Dr. Hawkins was called to Diamond
valley last Monday to attend Ernest
Scossa who is suffering with a severe
attack of neuralgia.
Judging from the aphorism that
coming events cast their shadows be-
fore them, one section of Main street
is affording favorite resting place
for the flight of storks.
Judge Murphy has transferred the
case of Cohn VS.. Mack & Kirman from
Ormsby to Washoe county. The case
involves the sale of land in this
county.
Ed. Donovan of the Golden Gate
mine was in town Monday. He says
the mine will be worked by himself
and partner, Joe Brown, as the recent
sale that was under consideration did
not materalize.
The Ferris wheel, which was built
for the Columbian Exposition at
Chicago, has been taken apart and
shipped to st. Louis. The dissected
wheel fills 100 freight cars, the axle
alone, which weighs seventy-six tons,
occu plying two ears.
The annual Schutzenfest will be
held in Waterloo on the 22nd of this
month. The Citizens Band has been
employed TO furnish the music for the
occasion and right royal time is in
store for all who attend. Tickets to
the whole show are only 500
In singing her festival ode last Mon
day, Queen of the May, hereabouts,
must have substituted winter under
clothes and overshoes for the pro-
verbal garlands. A mantle of the
beautiful enveloped the valley during
the day.
A young man of this vicinity in
forms us that he will attend the
auction sale in Diamond valley and
intends purchasing any household
furniture offered for sale. This,
coupled with other suspicious facts,
leads us to believe that wedding bells
will soon be Ginning.
Carson valley was deserted last
Saturday. Every body who was poss-
essed of a rig or could borrow, hire or
steal one was nj the circus. The
majority were pleased with the show,
while others thought it was pretty
much on the bum. In our humble
opinion it was an aggregation of bum
actors and few smart animals.
While returning from the circus
last Saturday Will Nelson and Claren-
ce Dangberg We're shown few circus
tricks by the horse they were driving.
Clarence cut the air i'm an inimitable
manner and VIII says when a man
sits down suddenly, unexpectedly and
severely he realizes what hard world
this is. Like an accident of recent
date it is placed at the door of poor
defenseless COW.
The work of repairing the damage
done to the Methodist parsonage by
the fire that destroyed the Record of
flee, has been completed, and it now
looks bright and new with its fresh
coat of paint 1t was necessary to
overhaul the entire house inside and
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