The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-08-04
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University in September
Louis Guthier of Antelope valley
has returned from visit in Canada.
The Mason valley farmers have had
no water for their second crop of al
falfa.
| G. W. Springmeyer will enter Har-
ward in October and will pursue the
study of law.
The Winters people have added
several more men to their working
force at the mine.
Miss Irma Fay departed for san
Francisco Monday where she will re-
sumo her studies.
George Koenig and Miss Nell Mayo,
both of Markleeville, were married in
Reno Wednesday.
We call your attention to the ad of
the Carson assay Office which appears
in another column.
The camping party composed of the
Larson family and Miss Matte Snider
returned from the Lake Monday.
Henry Mack who is at present serV-
ing on the L. S. trial jury came up
from Carson Sunday and spent the
Sabbath while here.
Mrs. Hans Jessen and children are
in Antelope valley on a visit to the
family of P C. Wilder.
Thomas says he is like sore finger
when he finds out that you want a
picture. Always on hand.
Vim. Beggs has accepted a position
at Papa" Starke's popular thirst
parlor. Drop i'm and see him.
Andrew Jessen celebrated his
seventeith birthday at his residence
on Main street last Sunday.
Albert Daudel has returned from the
Lake much improved in health and
spirits as the result of his outing.
Henderson, the cattle buyer, was in
the Valley this week with a view to
purchasing some of our fine beef
cattle.
VIM. H. Seagraves, a graduate of
the University of Nevada, was today
elected assistant professor of civil
in that institution.
Otto Hussman, who is spending the
summer in Reno. is assisting in the
training of the Reno Wheelmen bi-
cycle team.
The town has been full of prospect
ors the past week and of course ru-
mors of rich strikes etc. are very
promiscuous.
A horse branded L. B. came to my
place about three years ago. | now
offer the animal for sale for the past
ure bill. JOE MANFRINA.
Miss Georgia Nelson has given up
her position at the East Fork hotel
and expects to leave shortly for Silver
Peak on n visit to her aunt.
Smith, the Carson photographers
will be in Gardnerville shortly and
will be pleased to serve all those
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FOR SALE-Six good mich COWS,
seven calves, and three year old
Durham bull. For further particulars
apply to Tony Dettling of Diamond
Valley.
The two bars of silver bullion, the
result of recent cleanup at the
Winters mine are on display at the
Douglas County Bank and attract
more than usual attention.
George Hussman was taken quite
seriously i'll last Monday and his afflic-
ton has been pronounced typhoid
fever. \ trained nurse has arrived
from Reno and will have charge of the
sick man.
The Record Courier is under obliga-
ton to Secretary of State Douglas for
a bound set of the Journals of the AS
sembly and the Senate, containing the
proceedings of the last session of the
Nevada Legislature.
The Misses Williams, daughters of
James Williams, an ex-sheriff of this
county, are visiting with Miss Bertha
Dangberg. One of the young ladies
has been engaged to teach the East
Fork school during the coming term.
We are not given to reading our
destinies by the stars nor yet are we
as rule guilty of representation but