The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-06-02
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

mer.
Miss Georgia Nelson is doing
stunt at the East Fork hotel as wait
ress.
Ruel James, an attache of the late
lamented Legislature, spent Monday in
town.
Richard Heimsoth and Alex Scossa
returned from college at San Jose for
their summer vacation.
Fishing is first class at the lake
Judging from the catches that are be-
ing brought in by the Indians.
Ben Clock is making preparations
to put a new foundation under his
dwelling on School street
A horse branded T. b. came to my
place about three years ago. l now
offer the animal for sale for the past
ure bill JOE MANFRINA.
A number of our amateur sportmen
were out Sunday shooting doves.
One of the young men used the Mis-
souri," way and bagged one bird.
S. II. Thomas of Genoa was visit
or Wednesday. Mr.. Thomas states
for the present he will not push his
mining operations on the river
Chris Jeppesen departed for Tahoe
City Wednesday, where he will put in
his time fishing for the market and
showing tourists the ways of Lake
Tahoe boating.
Peter Curtz was among the arrivals
Tuesday. We are informed that Mr..
Curtz has under consideration several
large plans that if carried out will be
great boomer for Alpine county.
Otto Hussman has secured employ
ment in Reno, and will not return
this summer. He will ride with the
Reno bicycle team the coming sea-
son.
Matthias Hansen has purchased from
Sheriff Mccormick, Triumph the
we'll known stallion. Mr.. Hansen will
have the horse at his ranch about a
mile below Centerville, Anyone de-
string the service of the horse can
have same by calling at the ranch.
All the trees set out on Arbor Day
around the school house are growing
nicely. If the Trustees or some
charitably inclined person would take
the trouble to irrigate them during
the dry season, there isno bonbt that
they would grow togood shade trees.
Work is progressing steadily on the
new hall and the attached building.
1t is reported that Mr.. Jacobsen has
three parties after the building as soon
as it is finished. DR.. Sinclair has his
building nearly finished and ready
for the painters.
Chris Berning of Centerville has
been seriously i'll for the past few
days. Tuesday his life was despaired
of, but toward the next morning he
rallied and now his relatives and
friends are hopeful of pulling him
through. We sincerely hope that he
will soon be about again.
Memorial day was generally OBJ
served throughout the Valley Tues
day. There was no special services of
any kind, but the beautiful custom
become so perfectly tassimilated into
the usages of the people that its OBJ
servanee is regarded as a duty we owe
to those who have gone before.
Chas. Nelson and family, who have
been visiting friends and relatives in
this community for the past week, de-
parted for their home in Wabuska.
Mr.. Nelson is a section boss on the
G. & C. The class of men employed
on the construction work are Japs
They work for s1.OO day and board
themselves.
Gardnerville should wake up and
give some kind of celebration this
year. We now have a hall ample to
accommodate any crowd that We
might be so fortunate to entertain. L
it is not up to this town, what is the
matter with the other lively little
places in the Valley Douglas county
ought certainly to have some kind o.
celebration this year.
Henry Mack has been deputized q
U. S. Marshal by Marshal Grimmon
He departed for san Francisco Friday
with two Cinnamon who have beer
deported from the United States, they
being without certificates of residence
Marshal Mack will deliver his prison
ers to the immigration authorities