The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-09-22

vile last Tuesday with load OF irnli.
Tom Barber was down from Alpine
last Tuesday.
A. J. Pettegrew, wasa visitor from
Beno this week
Peter Steffes of Reno, spent a few
DAYS in the Valley this week
Mrs. Frank Walker of Genoa. was a
visitor to Gardnerville this week
Clarence Wyatt was in town this
week.
Mrs VIM. Swail was visitor this
week.
Ike Squires and Robert Trimmer ar
rived in Gardnerville last Monday
from Owens valley.
The dance at Waterloo last Sunday
was largely attended and a good time
f is reported by all that were present.
DR. Paradise. the county physician,
Was in Gardnerville last Monday on
duties connected with that office.
FOR ~ALE-One two-horse box
wagon in good condition will be sold
cheap Apply at this office.
Some of tn finest homes in Carson
Valley are situated in the vicinity of
Sheridan.
Get your wood from Arid x Cur
RTE while they are hauling it. You get
IT cheaper.
The meals served by Mrs. J. Stew
ard at the Fredericksburg p. O. are
appetizing to even dyspeptie Give
her call and be convinced.
Mrs. Fred Berning has purchased the
old Record lot near the Methodist
church, aud will shortly commence
the erection of modern dwelling.
Mrs. Hendricks has just received an
elegant line of Fall and Winter Millin-
airy which she has on display at her
parlors i'm the Behrman residence.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Settlemeyer, who is suffering with
/ typhoid fever, is critically i'll and
very little hope is he" out for her re-
covery.
Thomas says he would like to.sell
his home in Genoa. comfortable
dwelling of nine rooms and large brick
store. Price $500. Worth $1,000. Ask
him about it.
The slot machine man made his
regular monthly visit to town last
Monday, and took possession of the
niekels and quarters that our people
so generously donate during the
month.
4 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 Diamond Valley.
Two very interesting communica-
tons from Smith valley and Wood
fords are crowded out of this issue,
owing to their late arrival and lack OF
space, but will appear next week.
We regret this unavoidable oecurance
very much.
+. Cook returned from a trip to
Goldfeld last Monday ndreports that
camp rs being exceedingly lively
New strikes are reported daily while
the business houses are all doing a
thriving trade.
Someone has deliberately shot sever
al insulators OFF of the telephone poles
along the Genoa lane which is a vio-
lation of the law. The telephone peo-
lie are keeping sharp outlook and
anyone caught will undoubtedly be
sorry for their pranks.
DR.. Sinclair has formulated plans for
the erection of a building that will
occupy the lot next to the postotilce.
With its completion, the entire block
that was destroyed by fire last winter
will be replaced, with the exception of
the Wilder building.
LOST Between Waterloo and Car
son. travellers order book contain
ing a sum of money. Finder will
please keep the money and return the
book to q. NJ. Boyd, Arlington Hotel,
Carson City, Nevada.
A. +. Wallace, who resides a few
miles below Genoa, has been in poor
health for several months and last
Saturday he was taken to san Fran
cisco to receive medical attention
1t is sincerely hoped by his many
friends that he will return soon fully
recovered.
, The team attached tn Implli's Init