The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-05-19

William Schooley of Dayton was a
guest at the Ritchford Wednesday.
The Fredericksburg school closed
last Tuesday.
u. :. Marshal Grimmon came up
from Reno Thursday on business.
Col. Hickey and Miss Nina Grover
were in town Thursday.
William Dangberg with his family
has moved into the Hoffman building.
David Park and Heny Alderman, the
popular clerk of Henry Tncke, were
among the visitors in town this week.
/ Peter Rahbeck is the all around
handy man at the new store of a.
Jensen.
NJ. Carney of Coleyille, was in town
Wednesday after, load of supplies
from the Mack Bros. store.
Clara Jacobsen will depart for Oak
land as seon as her school work for
this season is finished, where she will
remain for the summer.
Guy Terry and Miss Stella Krauph
passed through town "Wednesday on
their way to Carson to take in the
circus
Fresh strawberries are arriving
daily at Carr's, thus insuring a fresh
supply for zach day in the week.
Ingeman Jensen, our "deviln and
all around handy lad, has accepted
position with the Telephone Company
as night operator.
aWilliam Beggs' valuable stallion is
sick with n peculiar disease resembl-
ing in some respects the mysterious
ailment that attacted the horses last
winter.
The fact has tbecome generally
known that Tonopah is now in a
healthy condition and people are
fiocking in by the hundreds every day.
Thus does the great state of Nevada
grow.
L. Frey of Genoa, has for sale a
choice lot of potatoes. AS the sup
ply is limited, an early purchase may
save you an inconvenience. myl9
George Krauph of Coleville while in
the act of hitching up his team at the
Ritchford stable one of his horses be-
came unruly and in some way jumped
against him and dislocatcd his should
er The injured member was set and
no further trouble is anticipated.
Ed. Donovan was in town Thursday
on his way home from Reno where he
had gone to receive the first payment
on the Golden Gate mine. He reports
that extensive operations will imme-
diately begin.
Wednesday evening May "a will be
nomination of officers in Gardnerville
Lodge No. Sc. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Morris Harris will arrive here next
week to take much needed rest from
his labors in the Goldfelds of the
South. Sam Harris will depart for
Ryholite as soon as school closes to
take position in the store recently
established in that town by his broth
er.
John Donelly and Ed Showers came
into town Wednesday evening with
several specimens of very lively look
| ing ore taken from their mine in Pine
Nut, The ore resembles in a great
many particulars the first ore taken
out of the Sandstone mine at Gold
field. Assays will be made in a few
days to determine the value of the
| find.
FOR SALE-House and lot and
out buildings with two acres of pasture
attached, situated on School street,
Gardnerville. For further informa-
tan, inquire of G. S. Hunt, Gardner
velle, Nevada. 4tap7.
w. A. Koenig, proprietor of the
Markleeville Sawmill, has established
lumber yard at l.. S. Ezell's, where
can be obtained all kinds of dressed
and undressed lumber at very reason.
able prices.
Papa" Starke in an heroic effort to
learn the latest in the merry waltz at
the wedding Wednesday evening, got
his feet mixed up with the ideas that
went into his head but refused to &c
into his feet, with the result that he
is now shambling around on his heels
looking wise and saying nothing
l,o.~~o 80 ~. 10 H. oil ,,s