The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-04-14


Will Thornburg of Markleeville was
a visitor Thursday.
Col. Hickey of the Diamond Sawmill
was an arrival in town this week.
VIII Dressler is having large area
of sage brush land cleared preparatory
to putting in alfalfa.
Mrs. P. c. Wilder was down from
Topaz on visit to her parents this
week.
A Tonopah outfit from the eastern
part of the state loaded at Mack Bros.
this week, with flour and grain.
Chas Brown and Peter Krummes
are having nice picket fence put up
on the line between their properties.
Ladies' Spring and Summer Straw
and Crash Hats at Tucke's, Sheridan.
Bran New Styles.
Last week Al Karge's team collided
with an automobile opposite the
Martin ranch. The shafts of Karge's
rig were broken.
The graduating class of the Gard
nerville high school is busy these days
preparing for the coming graduation
that will take place the last of May.
Senator Nixon announces that he
will look over the field bit before
recommending any federal appoint
ments.
Mrs Ed. Quill is visiting her sister
Mrs. J. B. Dangberg. On departing
she will go to Goldfeld to join her
husband who has secured n lucrative
position.
1t is reported that Chas. South
worth has made a rich find in claim
owned by himself and associates, ore
which goes up into thousands. Bully
for you Chas. Keep the good work up.
.@ssGrey, Reid, Wright & Co. have
new ad in this issue. The company
has recently enlarged their store in
Carson City to accommodate the
large increased patronage at that
store.
The small beginning of the Bull
Frog Miner was among the exchanges
this week. 1t is bright and newsy
and promises to become an important
factor in the development of the great
Bull Frog district.
\ large quantity of Heitman's flour
is being shipped to the southern
country. Nearly all the teams that
come this way to load with flour, de-
mand the Carson valley product.
w. A. Koenig, proprietor of the
Markleeville Sawmill, has established
a lumber yard at L. S. EzelPs, where
can be obtained all kinds of dressed
and undressed lumber at very reason
able prices.
A mind reader at one of the local
play houses announced the other night
that there was woman with rheu-
matism in the balcony" 1t would be
hard to find place where rheumatism
would be more painful than in the
balcony.
One of our enterprising citizens,
William Ritchford, has regularly EN-.
ployed since the fire a man to look
after his property during the night.
The idea of the town combining and
hiring a watchmrn to look after all the
property in town Immediately sug-
gests itself.
As per notice elsewhere is this issue,
confirmation services will be held in
the Lutheran church next Sunday.
The confirmation marks the end OF
certain religious instructions, and is
part of the religious work of most
churches, particularly the Catholic,
Lutheran and Episcopalian.
Mrs. Hendricks is located in her
new quarters in the west side of Mrs
Behrman's residence, next to Mack
Bros. store. She does up-to-date
dress making, takes orders for ladies'
suits, and has new line of ladies
spring hats. She will be pleased to
have you call on her.
The summer months are coming on
and with them will come the undesir-
able element who always constitute
certain menace to the town interests
by their filling up on booze and sleep
it off behind some hay stack or in
some vacant shed. Again we will
have the danger of drunken Indians
to contend with and as is well known
much more so in summer than any
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