The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-09-29

IVY. II. Stock has secured contract
to paint the Alpine county court
house.
J Mr.. Leanord was in the Valley this
week purchasing mules which will be
worked in sutro tunnel at Virginia.
The price paid was s150 each.
Grant Merrill is figuring on in
stalling a small electric plant to
furnish lights for the Merrill store and
hotel at Noodfords.
Mrs. Squires, accompanied by herson
Bert, arrived from Bishop Greek last
Monday on a short visit to friends
and relatives in this Valley.
j. Pohland, representing the Ne
vada Loan and Investment company,
of Reno, is in the Valley soliciting
business for that company.
The heavy winds of the past few
days have stripped the young trees of
their leaves which gives every eviden-
ce of the approaching fall
Mrs. Hendricks has Just rece ived an
elegant line of Fall and Winter Millin-
airy which she has on display at her
parlors in the Behrman residence.
Thomas says he would like to sell
his home in Genoa. Comfortable
dwelling of nine rooms and large brick
store. Price 5000. Worth $1,000. Ask
him about it.
f. Morgan, one of the proprietOrs of
the Reno Gazette, passed through
Gardnerville last Saturday on his re-
turn from a pleasure trip in Mono
county. While there he was the
guest of the editor of the Bridgeport
Chronicle.
The county commissioners will hold
their regular quarterly meeting at
Genoa on Monday, October 2nd, 1905.
All claims against the county should
be filed with the county clerk not
later than Saturday, sept. 30, 1905.
FOR SALE-Six good milch COWS,
seven calves; three of the COWS will be
fresh about the middle of September.
For further particularsapply to Tony
Dettling of Diam ond Valley.
In our issue of last week we made
glaring Typographical error in a
local item and we most humbly apollo
gize to the parties concerned. Owing
to the absence of the editor this paper
is brought fourth each week under
many disadvantages and we sincerely
hope our readers will overlook its
crudeness.
The Carson Weekly says: Fritz
Luhrs, the best looking man in Carson
valley, paid Carson visit this week"
When seen by our reporter, Fritz
stated that he was subject to great
bundles of hot air from the fair sex,
but this latest combustion of euology
is the limit
Deputy Sheriff Dressler is reported
to have gave an itinerant peddler a
lively chase the other day. The fellow
was peddling without a -licence and
when he discovered that an officer
was after him he endeavored to get
out of the county, but was oyertaken
by the deuputy sheriff who relieved
the angered peddler of the price OF
a licence.
The November number of Progress
sive West, Nsvada's only magazine,
has reached our desk. 1t contains
numerous articles by the most eminent
writer's of this State which are most
interesting to anyone who has the
best interests of our Sagebrush State
at heart. The magazine is yet in its
infancy, but with each issue it grows
/ in goodness and Mrs. 81. \. Garwood
the editor is deserving of much credit
for her dauntless journalistic enter
prise which will greatly assist in the
upbuilding of our great big state with
its comparatively few inhabitants that
someday is going to be dangerous
rival to our sister state, California
The worthy publication will be sent to
your address one year upon receipt OF
/ 81. Address the Progressive West,
Reno Nevada.
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