The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1905-06-09


T. y. Hansen and DIR. Paradise were
visitors Wednesday.
The ever smiling Chas. Schuman is
now handling the jerkline on Andie
Arrild's big team.
Considerable news was crowded out
Of this issue owing TO increased adj
vertising patronage.
Mrs. Scott, teacher Of the Central
school, departs for San Francisco to-
morrow.
Ladies. when in town call al Jen-
sens and take look at the new fan
gled washing machines
sheriff Mccormick was in town
Wednesday interviewing our business
men at so much per.
Miss Isabel Miller and James Eel
returned from the University Satur-
dav for the Summer vacation.
Hon. George springmeyer, the
brilliant young attorney, will deliver
the Grafton on the Fourth of July al
Sheridan.
J. c. Larson and NJ. Jacobsen are TO
have their places of business lighted
up with Acetylene gas, the whitest
light SO far as known.
FIitz Dangberg and Jim Murphy
have a promising claim in the direc-
ton of South camp. They will put
two men to work there in a few days.
W. S. johnson, of Genoa, who with
his wife went on a prospecting trip
several weeks ago is reported at Aus
tin. and that Mrs. johnson is critically
i'll.
Mr.. Brouilette, business man of
San Francisco, has taken charge OF
the books and will have general super
vision of the business of the new store
of A. Jensen.
Hal Lemon, Harry Edwards, DIR.
Cavell and George Cowing were up
Valley Sunday dove hunting. They
made the trip in their new Rambler
automobile in less than an hour.
August Wilhelm Henry Helgerg de-
parted for the city the early part of
the week. Professor Buchanan has
charge of the express end jewelry
business during Mr.. Helbergs abb
sence.
What is the matter with baseball
game between a nine from here and
one from Sheridan. Such an arrange
ment will materially enliven the fest
ivities at that burg on the day of the
nations birth.
A small blaze started in the Owl
saloon Tuesday night in lot of re
fuse that had gathered in the back
part of the house. The blaze however
was extinguished before it had made
much Roadway.
! Two of Gardnerville's noted sports
took a dip at the wheel Wednesday
evening, but they like Toney had for
gotten an important rule, and retired
to get Thoroughly acquainted with the
rule that only works one way.
John Ellis of the Grover house at
Markleeville drove down from that
burg Wednesday. Mr.. Ellis reports
that the people of his section share
with us in the anticipation of the good
times coming. Things along the
mining line are beginning to pick up,
with the oncoming summer.
The Webster school, of Marklee-
vile, Cal, closed with a picnic, June
3rd. Among the Grammar grade
pupils, Tessie Bergevin received the
highest honors for department and
general average for the year. In the
Primary grades, Esther Mayo receiv-
ed the highest honors. Ben Thorn
bnrg, Paul and Florence Monroe were
perfect in attendance the entire year.
The May Roll of Honor for good de-
pertinent and perfect attendance in
cludes the following names: Rimah
Grover, Maud Bergevin, VERNE Ber-
gevin, John Ellis, Florence Monroe,
Mary Ellis, Seth Bergevin, John
Musser, Alvin Grover, Ben Thorn
burg, Clara Grover, Margaret Grover,