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

DIR. Sinclaire is having his building
painted and papered.
Ice cream and ice cream soda seven
days a week at Carr's.
An earthquake shock was felt in this
vicinity Monday morning.
W. F. HUFF a nephew OF l.. S. Eel,
arrived from his home in Missouri last
Saturday.
II. A. y. Todd is having his residen-
ce in the northern end of town re-
iunivated in new coat of paint.
Peter Wielslef wishes us to announ-
ce that he has potatoes for sale at 80
cents a sack.
The new store to be opened by a.
Jensen is rapidly filling up with goods.
Large consignments of freight are
arriving daily.
William Stock is at Lake Tahoe do
ing some painting and papering for
Chris Rabe. 1t is the intention of Mr..
and Mrs. Rabe to make Lake Valley
their home for the summer.
Will Blackwell arrived in town
Sunday, coming from Rocklin, Cal.
via Lake Valley, ON horseback. He
reports feet of snow on the second
summit.
Brown, the junk dealer, reaped a
little harvest as a result of the fire
he collected an eight horse load of old
iron, etc. Arrild's team will haul it
to Carson when it returns from Bodie.
Laurence Jacobsen is hauling the
remainder of the smelter buildings to
the winters mine where they will be
used as bunk houses for the miners.
When the work is finished about the
last vestage of the Carson valley smell
ter will have disappeared.
Judge Ezell is now on the road to
recovery. His condition has been so
favorable during the week that it will
probably only only be matter of his
regaining his usual strength when he
will be around as ever
The Indians are preparing to take
their annual trip 10 the Lake to be on
hand when the fishing season opens.
They have been celebrating over the
prospects of a good season during
the greater part of the week.
The new hall now being erected to
replace the old one, will be somewhat
larger and will have a much better
stage. The building is to be 36x71 in
the clearing. 1t is though that the
dimensions given will be ample for all
gatherings.
The good people of this community
were heartily entertained by the
pupils of the Primary department Of
the public schools Wednesday eve
ming. The little ones, blythe excellent
manner they acquitted themselves
reflect great credit upon their teacher
Miss Ritchford.
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Vim. Springmeyel
several weeks ago at her home il
Germany. 1t will be remembered tina
Mr.. and MRS. Springmeyer formerly
owned the Lampe place near town
Mrs. Springmeyer was a sister of H
Elges.
Last Sunday the Carson Gun Clul
visited Sheridan and meet the Club o
that town in Blue Rock contest TIT
visiting club carried away the honors
the score standing 1913 to 100 TIT
Carson club was banqueted by tn
home club. The visitors report
very enjoyable time and are loud il
their praise for the treatment they re
ceived at the lhands of the Sheridan
boys.
Now that beautiful spring has a
last arrived, a little attention to tn
streets would be very appropriate
The trees and grass with their fresh
ness and beauty are striking con
trast with the dirty streets. A littl
attention to a matter of this kind a
once impresses the stranger with tn
thriftiness of this valley. There
nothing more disgusting than seeini
the streets made the dumping groun
for refuse of all kinds.
The Schutzen Fest or translated int
English means a shooting festivs