The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-09-08
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
Indian summer is here.

halla hail tomorrow night.
Don't forget the social dance in the
Nalhalla hall tomorrow night.
Miss Martha Murphy of Carson,
spent last sunday in Gardnerville.
There isn't enough water in the
Carson river to keep polliwog alive.
The Misses Watson, of Placerville,
were visiting friends in Gardnerville
this week
Lawrence NJ. jacobson is suffering
with a severe attack of catarrh of the
bronchial tubes.
Mrs J udley and Miss Emma Lar
son attended the Labor day exercises
at Carson last Monday
Peter Wnslef this week purchased
the property of Mrs. Henry OFT in
Genoa. Consideration s225.
Chas. Larson returned to Reno last
Sunday and will resume his studies at
the Atkinson business college.
The Indians are very busy harvest
ing the crop of pine nuts. They re-
port the crop very light this year
We cali your attention to the new
ad. in this issue Of l. Goldstein, the
man Who has made Waterloo famous
Vim. Ritchford will shortly com
menee the erection of an ice house
and several other Improvements at
his hot l.
The Valley Hot Springs Co. has
started the construction of new mud
bath house to take the place of the one
recently destroyed by fire.
The meals served by Mrs. J. Stew
ard at the Fredericksburg P. o. are
appetizing to even dyspeptie Give
her call and be convinced.
Thomas says he would like to sell
his home in Genoa. Comfortable
dwelling of nine rooms and large brick
store. Price $780, Worth $1,000. Ask
him about it,
The Rev. y J. Chrysler arrived in
Gardneryile last Monday having re-
ceiyed the Gardnerville appointment
at the Nevada Conference Rev
Chysler comes from Austin.
LOST Between the Andrew Han
sen ranch and Gardnerville, single
driving bride and names. Finder will
receive reward by returning said
property to Andrew Hansen.
Judge Howard of Alpine county, pas
sed through town on his way Bridge
port last Monday, where he is called to
decide law suit brought by Attorney
Miner to recover fees from 7. B. Rick
ey
". A. Koenig, proprietor of the
Markleeyille sawmill, has established
a lumber yard at L. s Ezelrs, where
can be obtained all kinds of dressed
and undressed lumber at very reason
able prices.
The Gardnerville public schools will
open Monday withafull corps ofteach-
ers. Miss Mable Ritehford and Miss
jamie Mills will have charge of the
two lower grades while Prof Cullens
viii be in charge of the High School
department
Bert Jarvis returned from Hay
wards last week and proceeded on to
Alpine county. Bert had quite
seige of sickness while below and re-
turns TO this vicinity in search of
health. lie reports that his father
has purchased place few miles out
from Haywards and likes his new 10.
cation extremely we'll
Rev Horstman left Wednesday to
attend the Lutheran Conference at
Oakland, Cal. As a consequence there
will not be German Service or
Sunday School next Sunday, but on
the following Sunday services will be
held at the usual hour.
Paul Frosig was down from the Al
pine Land and Reservoir Co.'S. works
the fore part Of the week after sup
plies. The Company has a large crew
Of men busily engaged building new
reservoir which, when completed, will
store enough water to insure full crops
to all the farmers ON the East Fork.
no matter how dry the season may be.
Since the Southern Pacific has seen
fit to cnt Hawthorne off the line, the
mail has been very irregular, says tie
Bridgeport chronicle, and it seems to
be take-it-when-you-can proposition.
The whole blame of the matter is on
the railroad in failing to make con-