The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-06-23
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

III htnO.
c. E. Merrick is in town from the
Winters mine.
A sister of the Clock brothers was
recent arrival in the valley
Sam Harris is expected home from
the southern gold country shortly.
A number of the farmers have COM
meneed cutting the first crop Of
alfalfa
Get your wood from Arid & Currie
while they are hauling II. You get II
cheaper.
T. B. Hickey recently disposed Of -
900 acres oflsnd on the Owens river
in California.
Miss Gross, daughter Of a Peia-
luna capitalist, viii visit Miss Han
nah Harris shortly.
There will be things doing in Pine
nut now. Frank Maegher has pur-
chased a sack Of -four
Reuben McFadden Jr. was an arri-
val from Reno, Monday. He will be
among us for some time.
The roulette wheel in the Gardner
vile saloon still continues 10 be an
elephant on the hands of its owners.
Guy W. Waits, formerly principal
of the Gardnerville school, has been
elected principal of the Sparks school.
Miss Dolly Pitts and brother VIII
of Antelope valley are visiting in town
this week. They are registered at
the Ritchford.
Latest quotations from the Gardner
vile stock exchange show Mount
Siegel stock on the advance. 1t is
now at 10 cents.
A journeyman artist, who happened
into town the forepart of the week,
very artistically decorated the win
dows at +. G. Carr's store.
L. Gilman, who is suffering from
gangrene in one of his feet, is still in
a critical condition and it is thought
that amputation is necessary.
Miss Rose Todd is making prepare
tions to enter Stanford next year.
She has completed the Sophomore
year at the University of Nevada.
According to the Bridgeport Chroni-
cle-Union a dance was recently given
in Antelope in honor of the Misses
Jacobsen and Rodenbah Of this Valley.
There viii be a meeting Of the Y. &
T. directors this month and il is
thought they viii then decide on some
thing definite regarding the valley
railroad.
Joe A. Brown Of Bridgeport spent
several days in GardDeryille the early
part Of the week on his way home
from Sacramento where he made his
annual settlement with the State.
The town is still full of Basquee,
who for some reason or other have
thus far been unable TO secure employ
ment. One or two of them have been
remarkably lucky playing the slot
machines
LOST-A brown jacket, part Of suit,
between Indian School and Gardner.
vile on Tuesday morning June 18th.
Finder please return to Mrs. Lins
Lewis care of Indian school and re.
ceive reward.
Mrs. S. A. Pettigrew and daughter
Ida have rented their house in Gard.
nerville and will shortly depart for
Reno, where they will reside in the
future. 1t is reported that their house
has been rented by f. w. Carman.
Otto Cohn and Frank Simpson, OF
Smith valley, were in town this week
on business connected with the pro-
posed telephone line between this
place and Wellington. They gave
out that they could state positively
the time that would elapse until the
two towns would be in communication
Progressive West, monthly maya
zine devoted to the interests of thii
State has recently made it's appear
ance. 1t is product of Nevada gen
ius and of Nevada workmanship anC
its aim is one worthy of the hearties
support of every citizen of this com
monwealth. The Record Courier ex
tends it's hearty endorsement.
Charles w. Mason had the mis-
fortune to loose one of his arms in
distressing accident last week at tn
Hanson & Park planning mill on tn
west side of the valley. DIR. Cook wa