The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-01
Happy New Year!


School opens next Monday
Good things to eat at Mack Bros
VIM. Musser of Markleeville was a
visitor the forepart of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Dettling of AL
nine county were in town Monday.
son was born to the wife of Cap
tain W. L. Cox at Reno on Christmas.
Frank Maegher and Dave De Long of
canoa visited town on business, Tues
day.
A suggestion: A Leap Year ball;
basket supper; tickets, 81; gentlemen,
free.
Attention is called to the profession
a, card of DIR. Benz. Robinson, in this
issue.
Born, in Gardnerville, December 18th
1909. to the wife of w. II. Roach, of
sweetwater, daughter.
Fritz Roper hauled, the early part of
the week, couple of wagonloads of
cedar posts for Henry Elges.
Judge NJ. A. Murphy will hold
session of the District Court in Genoa
next Wednesday.
Harvey Blackwell took band of
horses to Smith Valley Wednesday,
where they will feed during the winter.
s. A. Imelli has constantly on hand
the finest drawn leaf lard to be found
anywhere, in cans of and 40 pounds.
Miss Catherine Neddenriep returned
home last week, after a months visit
with friends and relatives in Yering-
ton and Reno.
Bertram Jepsen was busy this week
constructing 1Oxls Venetian screen
porch in the rear of Henry Heitmann's
dwelling house.
Peter Anderson has purchased fine
bav stallion from Chris. Nelson. The
animal is a trotter and a recent arriv-
al from Bridgeport.
l. Goldstein, Waterloo, makes a
speciality of fine dress goods. He also
has nice stock of gents furnishing
goods, groceries, notions, etc.
The 9th of January is the date de
cided on for the joint installation of
the local lodges of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs.
The cyanide plant for the Loope
mines was completed this week, and
will start up In Il few days. The
estimated capacity of the plant is 100
tons per day.
The New Years ball at Sheridan to-
night promises to be the biggest affair
of the kind ever had in that town.
Don't miss it. Many are going from
Genoa and Gardnerville.
The Indian school football team
will be here to-day. The Indians are
good players, and have defeated sew
eral teams in the State, but the Gard
nerville boys hope for victory.
This was an ideal week for general
ice harvest. The average thickness of
the ice WAS I inches. Next in order
should be good snowstorm, to make
everybody happy in this valley.
Next Monday is the date for the
regular quarterly meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners, and
the annual contracts for printing,
medical services, ETC., will probably be
let
A pretty social gathering, in honor
OF Miss Lena Nelson, occurred Tues
day at the residence of the latter's par
ents in Center district. The families
of Matthies Jepsen and Matthies Jacob
son attended in full force.
Equestriennes are abroad on our
streets. They sometimes have young
man or two along. Nothing is more
graceful than girl on horseback, II
she rides well, and has good horse.
When the horse is on canter, it is
the poetry of motion. 1t is like the
undulant rolling of the pillows.
Peter Steffes arrived in Gardnerville
Monday. He is on a visiting tour
through Carson valley, as well as for
the transaction of some unsettled bust
ness matters. He stated, that he had
not yet engaged in anything, and that
he intended to prolong his residence
In Reno over the winter months.
Pete will leave tomorrow for home.
Mrs. Frank Audrain and family are
residing at the f. G. Everett home, of
which the lady is in temporary charge.