The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-07-14

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: Mr.. S. II. Thomas was over from
Genoa Wednesday.
William King of the Weekly was
visitor TO the office Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs, Pardee return today
from a weeks visit in Mason valley
with friends and relatives.
George Fay and wife of Fairview
were among the visitors Wednesday
evening.
Get your wood from Arid &Currie
while they are hauling it. You get ii
cheaper.
The Ritchford hotel has been in
stalled with acetylene lights from top
to bottom.
George Brown, formerly teamster
in this section, but now a resident of
Loyelock is here for a short visit 10
his old stamping ground
John Winter, a resident of Carson,
is down with the smallpox. Physici-
ane fear that there are a number of
cases that have not yet been reported.
r. MeFadden Jr. will return to
Reno Sunday to accept position IN
the typographical department of the
Reno journal.
Louis Goldstein while working in
the hayfelds at the Hussman ranch
fell from wagon Wednesday and had
his scalp badly lacerated. The wound
/ is painful but not dangerous.
Those attending the Odd Fellows
dance Wednesday evening We're not
slow in predicting that the merry
chime of wedding bells would soon be
heard. You have our best wishes old
man.
Mason Johnson and wife spent sew
eral days in the valley visiting friends.
From here they departed for Wood
fords on a camping trip. Mr.. john
son is in business in Virginia City.
Someone has been using dynamite
in the river TO make fishing
easier. The instigator of such a crime
if caught should receive the full penal
ty of the law.
Sunday was great day for Gard
nerville in the way OF gambling. one
or two of the sports went broke, while
another is reported to have won about
$500.
Jack King, one time resident of
Gardnerville, spent several days here
renewing old acquaintance. Mr..
King is one of Uncle Sans brave de
/ tenders.
WANTED-An Dairymen to know
that ] deliver butter kegs in Reno,
or Glenbrook cheap for cash. Apply
to L. ARNOLD. Truckee, Cal.
Manufacturing Cooper.
Clarke Howard, Superior Judge of
Alpine county, accompanied by his
family spent several hours in town
Tuesday. The Judge was very much
impressed with the promising outlook
of this Valley.
W. \. koenig, proprietor of the
Markleeville Sawmill, has established
lumber yard at l.. S Ezell's, where
can be obtained all kinds of dressed
and undressed lumber at very reason
able prices.
Goldfeld suffered very disastrous
fire last Saturday. A block in the
business portion of the town was
burned completely down. 1t is
thought that the damage will be a
bout $4,000.
Barney Reymers, a Mason valley
farmer and one of the Nevada dele.
gates to last years national Republic
an convention, passed through Gard
nerville Tuesday with his wife ant
daughters. They will camp at Lake
Tahoe for some time.
Claude smith. assistant state en-
gineer, is in the valley looking owe
the water situation. During the pas
week he has employed himself a
Woodfords and in that vicinity, blu
during the coming week the East Forl
will receive his attention.
Michael Michaelson, employed OF
the Cradelbaugh farm by Hans Mel
son, was quite seriously injured thi
week as a result of having a tine o
|, pitch fork run into his nose. HI
was obliged to go to Carson for medi
|, cal treatment.
1t will be remembered that a few
months ago Chas. Southworth ant