The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-04-14
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Henry Rosenbrock has new adj. in
this weeks issue.
Chas Frost of Antelope valley was
visitor to town Monday.
Town has been unusually busy this
week.
The water in the river is increasing
its volume every day.
The Rev. John J. Pardee will preach
I'd. V. at the Fairview school house
house Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Tomorrow night the Sheridan young
people will give one of their delight
full socials. Take it in and have
good time.
wages.
If you cannot love your mother and
make her happy, you cannot truly
love and make happy the heart of any
other woman.
George Hussman, last week, caught
a trout in the slough near his resi-
dence that tipped the scales at six
pounds. This is not fish story
Chas. Lupton, former resident OF
his Valley, but late of Reno, return
ed this week and will remain for the
summer.
w. A. Koenig was down from his
mill with a load of lumber for his
ward in town. There is now on hand
at the lumber yard a good assortment
and sufficient to suit all purchasers.
Hon. NJ. Jacobsen will soon begin
the erection of new hall to replace
the one destroyed The work would
have been under way before now II
carpenters could have been secured.
Tom Browne is fixing up a place to
raise thoroughbred chickens. A num-
Der of lpure strain Leghorn chickens
will be secured shortly, and the busi-
ness of chicken raising conducted
Systematically.
John Capurro lad of Reno, has
been missing from his home since
April 2nd, and SO far all efforts TO
locate him have been in vain, and now
the Truckee river will searched in an
effort to. find the body of the missing
boy.
Messers G. H. Eaton and b. Barber
of 1.-THE Reno Mercantile Company,
have purchased the OLD Masonic hall
for $4,000. 1t is their intention to
put ND a handsome building ON the
site.
AL Karge is extending a line north
from Sheridan to connect all the resi-
dents along the road with phones.
Mr. Karge will have very complete
telephone system in this Valley be-
fore the season is over.
Fritz Neifer forgot to pay little
bill that he contracted with Papa"
Starke. and in order to collect the
same he brought suit in the Justice
Court Monday, by attaching Neifer's
c. F. w. Dangberg, E. Christensen.
\. Harris, f. Bokleman, G. Nj. Hen
ningsen, c. f. Merrick and Chris
Nielsen were elected Representatives
to tn Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
from Gardnerville lodge.
The chemical engine, for which the
legislature appropriated S675, has been
received at the University and the
students have organized fire COM
pany with A. II. Sickle as chief.
A. w. H. Helberg has been busy
this week moving into his new quar-
tiers in the Behrman building. He has
had them renovated and remodeled to
suit his uses.
DOwing to the large number of in
vestors and miners flocking into the
State, thrill of expectancy has affect
ed most of it's mining districts. 1t is
not unlikely that some of the surplus
will be invested in the Pine Nut hills
this year, and with such an imputus
it would not be surprising if bonanza
should be opened up to the eyes of the
world.
Good country roads are not only the
life of the country they traverse, but
they mean the very life and progress
of the town and city into which they
centre. The poorest man in such
town or city, as well as the richest, is
proportionately concerned and inter
ested in the good condition of the
roads leading into it.