The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-11-24
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

and shirt waists at !. bOlusteln ;.
Five conyicts were sent from Elko
to the State prison this week, having
been sent up for different otienses.
Senator Livingstone has disposed of
his Carson saloon to the Regain boys
of Empire.
Charley Elges is seriously i'll with
rheumatism. 1t has affected the
young mans heart.
The Myers Mercantile company of
Carson will establish branch store
at Masonic.
Nate Miller, the freighter. was de-
tanned in town several days this week
on account of the unexpected storm.
A. c. Kingsbury and Mr.. J. Park of
Pittsburg, Pa. passed through to Smith
valley this week to look at some prop
erty that is for sale.
Less than six weeks remain in which
to perform the annual assessment
work on mining claims for the present
year.
A number of men employed on the
Valley railroad make their appearance
in town last Sunday for the first
time.
A man up in Mono county has figur-
ed it out that during last summer over
three hundred head of horses were in
gagged in hauling freight, etc. to and
from that county.
For Sale-Complete soda works in
good condition. Excellent opportun-
ity for hustler. This outfit will be
sold cheap. For fun Their particulars
apply to Mrs. A. Matthiesen, Gard
nerviile.
Last Thursday, Chris Jeppersen of
this place and Miss Henrietts Wilin-
ski of San Francisco were married at
Carson. The happy couple have
taken up their residence at Reno.
A. c. Pratt and Al Karge were up
from Carson this week and surveyed
the route for the new telephone line
that is to be constructed to the upper
country
RUDE McFadden has accepted a
position in A. w. H. Hellberg's jewel
ry store at this place and is now bust
ly engaged preparing for the holiday
trade.
Every vehicle that possessed the
slightest resemblance to a sleigh was
brought into use last Tuesday. Sleigh
riding was quite the proper thing and
the merry jingle of sleigh bells told of
the pleasant doings.
The value of advertising was con-
vincingly exemplified at the moving
picture show last Thursday evening.
A ''little adj" in this paper will do the
work.
A Vetinary surgeon has been in the
Valley during the past few weeks
buying "old skates and crippled
horses. After they are in his care for
short time they are transformed into
sound horses and taken elsewhere to
be disposed of at good prices.
ii. +. Beste has been a member of
the Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows for twenty-five years, having
Joined that order in the State of
Missouri little over quarter of a
century ago.
The brass band was recognized at
this place last Friday evening. Sew
eral new members have been added
and very creditable musical organi-
zation is looked forward to. A few
more members are needed and those
feeling so inclined are invited to join.
DR.. j. w. Anderson, the San Fran
cisco dentist, will be in Gardnerville
for short time, and is prepared to
perform the latest in porcelain work,
such as porcelain filings, crowns, ETC.,
as well as all other dental operations.
Office over Todd's druo store.
w. A. Koenig was down from
Markleeville this week. He has made
arrangements to bring large load oil
Evergreens and Christmas trees to
Gardnerville and will dispose of them
at reasonable figure. Get in your
orders before it is too late.
The contemplated move of establish.
ing a Parlor of Native Sons in Alpine
county, has met the general approval
of the California young men now re-
siding in this section and have de-
clared their intentions of sending in
their applications should the present
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