The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-05-12
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

still busy saying mice things about
the Reno State Journal.
Chas. Hunt, who recently moved tc
Loyalton, Cal. has purchased livery
business in that town and is doing q
good business.
Albert Daudel, who Las been run
ming the Oberon saloon for some time
past, has leased the Club hotel and
saloon and will soon take charge.
Workmen are busily engaged NOV
ing the building recently purchased by
Dr. Sinclaire.
Work will commence Monday morn
ieg on the hall to be erected by NJ.
Jacobsen.
VIM. Dangberg has leased the Heit-
man residence on Eddy street and will
soon move his family thereto.
Miss Dopsen, the popular young
school teacher of the West Side, spent
few DAYS in town this week. she
was the guest of Mrs. T. Browne.
The condition Of Judge L. s. Ezell
showed slight improvement this week
and now strong hopes are held out for
his ultimate recovery.
Peter Rahbeck has accepted a posi-
ton in the new store that will shortly
be opened by A. Jensen. Mr.. Rah-
beck will be pleased to have his friends
call and see him.
The closing exercises of the Primary
Department will be held at the Gard
nerville school house Wednesday eve
ming, May 18th. Friends and. parents
of the children are cordially invited to
be present.
Frank Kodenbah will shortly leave
the employee of the Southern Pacific
company TO accept a position as
electrician with the Reno Power com
pany.
Miss Lena Larson, who has been
visiting in San Francisco for the past
few months, returned home Wednes-
day. Her brother Chas. accompanied
her from Reno.
w. A. Koenig, proprietor of the
Markleeville Sawmill, has established
a lumber yard at l.. S. Ezel's, where
can be obtained all kinds of dressed
and undressed lumber at very reason
able prices.
Abe and Morris Harris have pur-
chased general merchandise business
at Rhyolite, one of the prosperous
mining camps of Southern Nevada.
The young men are in on the ground
floor and will no doubt do a thriving
business.
James Eel returned to the Univer-
sity Wednesday to resume his studies.
Examinations for the present semester
begin May % and continue for one
week. All study work will probably
cease about the first of June.
Little Pauline Jepsen had the mis-
fortune of having fish hook jabbed
into one of her fingers 1t required
the use of knife to release the hook.
1t is not expected that anything seri-
Gus will result from the accident.
II Inhra xyho .aoaptlx, ,,urcbacad
the Waterloo hotel and saloon, in.
tends making many improvements on
his property. He has engaged carpen
tiers and will convert the adjoining
saloon building into sleeping rooms
This move il found necessary to ac
commodate the increased patronage
Mrs. Hendricks is located in hel
new quarters in the west side of Mrs
Behrman's residence, next to Mach
Bros. store. She does up-to-dats
dress making, takes orders for ladies
suits, and has new line of ladies
spring hats. She will be pleased t.
have you call on her.
A short time ago the Hoffman fiou
mill, while running to it's fulles
capacity, was suddenly brought to
stand-still. After much. difficulty tn
trouble twas located. A large trou
had in some manner got in the waite
wheel that furnishes motive power 70
the mill. No damage was done ez
cepting the fish, and the mill resume
operations after few minutes los
time.
Fritz Dangberg and James Murph
have tcame into possession of som
valuable mining property that is sitl
ated in South Camp and they inten
to thoroughly develop lthe propert.
Mr.. Murphy informed the.writer thi
two-stamp mill has been ordered, a