The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1904-04-15
HOME AND DIGNITY
Fire meeting tomorrow night.

trip to Valley Springs next Sunday.
Frank Golden has been bound over
tn appear before the Grand Jury.
Active preparations are being made
for the Carson Carnival.
April Goth is the 85th anniversary of
Odd Fellowship in America.
Abe Rice spent several days in the
valley this week, visiting friends.
Peter Rahbeck and family have
left Dayton and are now located in
Bodie.
Quite a few took in the show at
Carson Tuesday night. All say it was
worth the trip.
Morris Harris, who has been attend
ing Heald's Business College, is home
on a visit.
Ifyou want TO win an automobile
read the ad of Sam Cohn in another
column.
The first election to be held here in
1904 will be that for school trustees,
next month.
The Curtz-Evans mill near Loope
started up this week. This marks the
beginning of the mining activity in
Alpine County.
Geo. M. Smith was called to Lassen
county, Cal, Monday by the serious
illness of his sister. Mrs. Smith ac-
eompanied him.
Mrs. j. p Woodbury., President of
the Rebekah Assembly, paid the Gard
nerville Lodge visit last Friday
evening.
Lloyd Wooley, who was taken to
Valley Springs last Saturday suffering
with severe attack of rheumatism, is
improving slowly.
The U. 8. surveying party after an
enforced idleness due to the Indictment
weather of several weeks, resumed
work in this valley today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jensen, Harry Jen-
sen and Peter Christensen left We'd
nesday for San Francisco. The two
latter will attend school there.
Chas. Brown and Geo. Hussman
were the lucky holders of the winning
coupons given by the Emporium of
Carson, and each received an elegant
rocking chair as n prize.
A Indian, Wednesday found, dead
trout near town that weighed fourteen
pounds. A number of our truthful
anglers will recognize in il at once the
one that got away when they were
about TO land him.
Chris Nielsen is having his house
painted and otherwise improving its
appearance. When the improvements
are completed it will be the most
beautiful home in Gardnerville.
Is this a prosperous community?
Indications go to prove that it is.
Monday we4noticed several ranchers
in town looking for men and none
could be found. This means that
everyone who is not an ilder has
good employment.
The Royal Tailors will give away
absolutely free of cost, ten first-class
automobiles TO the ten customers of
their house who make the ten nearest
correct estimates to the total number
ofpaid admissions to the Worlds Fair.
Ii will pay you to see Sam Cohn re-
garding this chance to win an auto.
The Jno. Barrett Mercantile Com
pany has been organized in East Reno
with n capital stock of $50, 900, to do n
general merchandise business. The
directors are Jno. Barrett, formerly of
this place, jeremiah Barrett and N.
Salisbury.
ID. w. Edwards, representing the
Etna Life Insurance Co., has written
several policies In the valley this week.
The Etna is one of the old reliable
companies andlis conceded to give its
policy holders better terms than any
of the oid-line companies. Mr.. Ed
wards is an affable gentleman,a and will
no doubt write considerable insurance
before he departs.
1t was reported in town last week
that VIM. Randolph, better known as
Wild Bill, was killed in Searchlight,
Nevada, by the constable of that place
From the newspaper published at
that town we learn that such is not
the case. The Randolph killed had
been in Searchlight since last May,
coming there from Arizona out con-