The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28

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A. Dressler was in town on business
Tuesday.
Israel Jones had business in Gard
nerville yesterday.
VIM. Starke is the beneficiary of th'
late Laurence Gilman.
Albert Daudel is among the Gard
nervilleites at Lake Tahoe.
Rev. Pardee and family returned
from Mason valley Wednesday.
Elmer Hickey of Carson is visiting
with his friend Platcheck Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Carr's baby girl
is quite i'll.
At dance in Goldfield last Friday
night $4,000 was raised for the fire
department.
The bar and fixtures to be used i'll
/ the new Valhalla saloon were former
/ " used in the Oberon saloon in Reno.
E. G. Carr has replenished his stock
of cigars and can again supply the
wants of his customers.
Laurence and Francis Ezell have re-
| turned from the Lake where they en-
ioyed very pleasant outing.
Miss Hannah Harris and her friend
Miss Gross leave today for California
where Miss Harris will resume her
studies in the Berkeley high school.
Thomas says that a fine large picture
of your home, and family grouped in
front ofthe incest possible present to
send to your friends.
Miss Petersen returned to her home
in Oakland Wednesday after very
pleasant visit with the Misses Fay of
Fairview.
In writing to a friend, VIM. Walton
formerly of this Valley, but who now
reside at Loyalton states that baby
girl arrived at his home recently.
\ horse branded T. b. came to my
place about three years ago. | now
offer the animal for sale for the past
ure bill. JOE MANFRINA.
The meals served by Mrs. J. Stew
ard at the Fredericksburg p. o. are
appetizing to even a dyspeptic. Give
her call and be convinced.
\ Disguised 'Goldfeld prospector
passed through Gardnervlle the first
part of the week with a tale of woe as
long as the tail of his burro.
Fred Alderman, of the west side was
a visitor Tuesday and appeared to he
walking on air The direct cause can
be ascertained by consulting the birth
notices in this issue.
w. A. Koenig, proprietor of the
Markleeville Sawmill, has established
a lumber yard at L. S. EzelPs, where
can be obtained all kinds of dressed
and undressed lumber at very reason
able prices.
A Basque was brought in from the
Dangberg ranch this week and placed
under the care of physician. Miss
Hancock, trained nurse from
Reno, arrived Wednesday and now
has charge of the sick man.
Mrs. A. Behrman has painters at
work decorating the interior of the
hall occupied by the Odd Fellows.
The latter contemplate purchasing a
new carpet and otherwise making inn
provements in the near future.
WANTED-Two good men who
have had practical experience, one as a
mill man and one cyanide man. In
auire or write to Chas Barrett, gem
eral manager of the Alpine Mining
Company, Loope, Alpine county.
l. Goldstein is having a Big Clear
ance Sale at his store at Waterloo and
we call your attention to his large ad
| in this issue. In order to make room
for his fall goods, the prices on his
summer stock have been greatly re-
duced Come and take look at the
many bargains.
Your attention is called to the dance
ad in this issue No better time could
be had than to spend day at Lake
Tahoe and attend the dance in the
evening. 1t is quite probable that
large crowd form this Valley will at
tend. You are all invited.
Because of the automobile traffic be-
tween Carson and the Valley Springs
H. F. Dangberg is having a private
auto road built. This will greatly
lessen the danger of runaways and at
the same time insure a through pas