The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-09-08

Jim Steward of Alpine county was
down after supplies this week.
BORN-At Sheridan, Sept l, 1908, to
the wife of Mr. Francello, a son.
The management of the Nalhalla
saloon received new safe this week.
Mrs. p. c. Wilder of Topaz, is visit
ing friends and relatives in this Val
ley,
Get your wood from Arid x Cur
RE while they are hauling it. You get
it cheaper
Prof Cullens, the new principal of
the high school, arrived in Gardner
Vile Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs f.. Neddenriep of
Fredericksburg paid Gardnerville a
visit last week.
Mrs. VIM. Ritehford Jr., returned
] from Carson Monday after short
visit with her mother.
Quite a number of Valley people
attended the Labor Day exercises
at Carson last Monday
Frank and Fred Fallon, two saloon
men of Stockton, Cal. spent several
/ days in town this week.
A. f. Larson, representing the Ne
vada L. S. Wire Fence company, has
been. the Valley the past week.
Rev. Chiysler will hold services at
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning at | o'clock. Turn out and
hear him
George Fay and wife departed last
Sunday for Sacramento to attend the
California state Fair. They will also
visit relatives in Sacramento valley.
FOR SALES Scotchwool and 10
Merino bucks. These are all blooded
sheep. For further particulars apply
to VIII Dressler, Sheridan, Nevada.
Eel Bros. this week tore down the
old building which graced the corner
of Eddie ard Mission streets. This was
the oldest house in Gardnerville and
was built in 1877.
Three stray geese passed over town
Wednesday and We're headed for the /
south. Their carry fight has caused |
SavaraI Of oi,r u-oo+ tho, eha.n. 10 ,,,o
dict an early winter
FOR SALE Six good mich COWS,
seven calves; three of the cows will be F
fresh about the middle of September.
For further particularsapply to Tony
Dettling of Diamond Valley.
Leo Springmeyer of this valley
made the highest score at the blue
rock shooting contest at Carson on
Labor day, competing against shooters
from Reno, Carson and Virginia.
The Britt-Nelson fight at Colma to-
morrow fight is causing a great deal
of comment among local sportsmen
and several wagers have been made.
Reports say that over $50 900 worth OF
seats have been sold.
Henry Mack celebrated his ''16thn +
last Tuesday night, by Civ
ing few select friends sumptuous /.
feed at the store, and from all accounts /
Henry s. we'd forth i'm all his glory.
No cake, no wine.
LOSF-Between Waterloo and Car
son, travellers order book contain
ing sum of money. Finder will
please keep the money and return the
book to &. NJ. Boyd, Arlington Hotel,
Carson City, Nevada.
DIR. J. w. Anderson, the San Fran
cisco dentist, will be in Gardnerville
for short time, and is prepared TO
perform the latest in porcelain work,
such as porcelain filings, crowns, etc,
as well as all other dental operations.
Office over Todd's druo store.
A row occurred in Carson Sunday
evening between Stern, Connolly.
McCrimmon and another man whose
name is not known, and during the
scrimmage McCrimmcn was stabbed.
Though severe, it is not thought a
fatal result will ensue.
J. II. Smith, who has charge of the
Weather Bureau Office at Carson, has
received instructions from the de
partment of the interior to move the
office to Reno. The reasons assigned
for the removal, are that Reno will
give better advantages in mail and
telegraph service.