The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

friends and relatives in the Valley.
There will be social dance in Sher
idan tomorrow night.
VIM. Call, the musician, was de-
parture from Gardnerville Tuesday.
Miss Rose Todd leaves tomorrow
for Stanford whore she will study fol
number of years.
Your attention is called to the Mark
lceville dance ad which appears in
this issue.
George Hussman, who is suffering
with typhoid fever, still continues to
improve.
Get your wood from Arid 4 Cur
rie while they are hauling it. You get
it cheaper.
Peter Nelson came up from San
Francisco last Friday and is now en-
ployed as bookkeeper in Mack Bros.
store.
Miss Matte Snider, who visited with
Miss Lena Larson for some time de
parted for her home, Monday.
Peter Hoffman has sold the Haines
farm near Genoa to }. l.. Campbell
consideration $2i, 800
w. II. stock last week purchased
the house and lot on Main street
which was formerly the property of
VI. Jensen.
FOR SALE-Six good milcb cows,
seven calves. For further particulars
apply to Tony Dettling of Diamond
Valley.
Manager Mann, of Valley Springs,
accompanied by jolly party of
guests of the resort, made a run to
Gardnervills Monday evening in the
auto.
The V. & J. Co. has been granted a
right of way through the Indian
school property and work on the Car
son valley extension will begin at once.
Mrs. A. Jensen and son Russell de-
parted for the coast Monday to make
arrangements whereby Russell may
enter the Berkeley High School dur
ing the coming term. Mrs. Jensen
will return in few days.
Miss Stena Jensen arrived in Gard
nerville last Thursday and will visit
with her parents until the opening
ofthe fall term of the University when
she will leave TO take up course at
that institution.
Pending litigation which involves
considerable mining property in Al
J inc county necessiated the closing
down of the mine and mill of the Al
pine company.
John Ellis of Marklecville was a
visitor to Gardnerville. Wednesday
fe reports having uncovered four
promising lodges, and intended to
bring a number of samples down to
be assayed, but in the hurry of de
parture, forgot them.
The Arid Il Currie threshing ma
chine which began operations Monday
was obliged to cease work Wednesday
and Thursday because of breakdown
TO the engine. 1t was necessary to
take the engine to Carson for repairs
and work will be resumed today
Ii has since developed that there
was no foundation to the report
regarding the death of Peter
Millich. IN the words of Mark Twain,
''the report of his death was very
much exaggerated" Mr.. Millich il
farming in Wyoming and is as we'll as
ever.
FOR SALE-One New England up
right piano, one organ, one double
iron bedstead and springs for same,
one lot of dishes, cooking utensils, etc.
one heavy spring wagon newly paint
ed; built in Gardnerville; one double
harness. The above articles are in
excellent condition and no reasonable
offer will be refused. Call at Mrs. A.
Behrman's residence, Gardnerville
q. W. Waits, formerly principal Of
The Gardnerville schools, and S. b.
Doten, principal of the University
High school, passed through Gardner.
vile Sunday after weeks sojourn in
the vicinity of bridgeport and Bodie
The gentleman did a considerable
fishing while on the trip, but theii
main object was to gather students foi
the University and their efforts were
crowned with flattering success
While in Gardnerville they succeeded
in interesting one or two young mer
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