The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-08-04
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.


Rogel Jensen is now employed at
the Jensen store.
Fred Schacht was over from his farm
near Genoa Wednesday.
State Engineer Thurtell drove up
from Carson Wednesday.
The Ward party have returned from
their outing at Lake Tahoe.
Get your wood from Arid & Cur
RE while they are hauling it. You get
it cheaper.
Supervisor VIM. Bennett of Alpine
county, was in Gardnerville on bust
ness Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brown of Carson,
attended the Kaiser Buntemyer we'd
ding Wednesday.
Ezell Bros. are having the old Ezell
residence torn down. This was the
first house in Gardnerville.
Governor Sparks has invited Jim
Jefferies to accompany himself and
party of friends on a bear hunt.
Wednesday being her ninth birth
day, Tena Jespersen rendered quite a
number of her little friends party.
j. c. Larson is still undergoing me-
deal treatment in Carson, but will
soon be able To return to his business.
Peter Jacobsen has disposed of his
share of the threshing machine to
Arid & Currie who will run it in
conjunction with NJ. Jacobsen.
Mrs. NJ. Jacobsen celebrated her
birthday Wednesday by giving party
to number of friends.
Judge L. S. Ezell and w. {. Eel
departed yesterday for an extended
visit in Oregon and Washington.
The social dance in Genoa last Sat
urday night was quite we'll attended
and was Thoroughly enjoyed by all in
attendance.
Hans Petersen OF Smith valley spent
Il few days of the past week visiting in
this Valley and returned to his home
Wednesday.
The meals served by Mrs. j. Stew
ard at the fredericksburg p. o. are
appetizing to even dyspeptic. Give
hor a pall aud no oopyinnad
L. Gledden has rented the Rolls
blacksmith shop in Waterloo and is
prepared to do all kinds of repairing
at reasonable rates. Note his ad.
An item i'm one of the state papers
reporting wedding stated that the
wedding march played by the or
chestra was, NV hat will the harvest
be-
A wandering minstrel has been en-
PERTAINING the crowds at the East Fork
saloon the past week. His rendition
of the good old southern melodies is
indeed praiseworthy.
Graham, the deputy L. 5. Marshal
was in Gardnerville Wednesday serv-
ing papers on number of our towns
men to appear in Carson and serve on
the L. :. Grand Jury.
The water from the reservoirs of the
Carson valley water storage company
will shortly be turned into the river
and will prove boon to quite num-
Der of the East Fork farmers.
The town is full of hoboes of an ex-
ceedingly tough variety. The great
amount of railroad work and canal con.
struetion is probably responsible for
the presence of this undesirable class.
The famous water suit of Wyatt VS..
Barber has been tried in Markleeville
and has been submitted to Judge
Howard for decision and the latter
has taken several DAYS for ADJUSTMENT
w. A. koenig, proprietor of the
Markleeville Sawmill, has established
lumber yard at l.. S. Ezelps, where
can be obtained all kinds of dressed
and undressed lumber mt very reason
able prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Elliott of Bridge.
port celebrated the twenty-fifth ami
versary of their wedding on July Is.
They were remarked in the presence
of large assemblage of their neigh
boring friends.
A rich strike in the Alpine mine
near loope has been reported The
ledge is said to be fifteen feet wide
with ore that assays $12 ton. The
nearness of water and timber makes
the find exceedingly valuable.
WANTED-Two good men who