The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-06-05

fresh vegetables every Thursday.
T Geo. Brown is contemplating laying
a cement sidewalk in front of his Gard
nerville residence.
The closing exercises of the Gard
nervills High School will be held in
Valhalla hall this evening
d. E. Williams, of the Fallon Eagle,
has been appointed u. S. Land Com
missioner of Churchill county.
Humphries, the cattle buyers, Ship
ped 500 head of cattle from Antelope
Valley this week.
Mrs. Fl. Boone, wife of the pioneer
merchant of Bodie, passed through
Gardnerville this week to her home
at Bridgeport.
Dove hunting is exceedingly good in
this Valley at present. We surmise
this from the fact that Al Mattley
killed twenty birds one day this week.
| MISS TTtlud TctuIhCo ioh'
San Jose last Satur day where she has
been taking course at business
college.
II. A. N. Todd, f. G.. Carr and M
Fay were those from this county, who
attended the Democratic convention
at Carson last Monday, as delegates
ave can state with certain degree
of accuracy that Arvin Southworth
is now holding down a position with
the telephone company at Carson.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. 1t is
especially good for piles. Be sure to
get DeWitt's. Sold by II. A. n.
Todd.
Hereafter the price to the Moving
picture show will be l5 and % cents.
The next entertainment will be given
Friday night, June 18th.
II. Murray, an electrician of Reno,
passed through Gardnerville last Mon
day to Loope where he will be employ
ed in the power house of the Nevada
Hercules Mining company.
FOR SALE or RENT-A ferr
room residence, including barn and out
buildings. Place is in excellent repair
and nicely located. Apply to Peter
Anderson.
Miss Kate Heitman, who has been
student at business college at Santa
Rosa for the past six months, returned
to her home on the west side of the
Valley this week.
A ball game will be played on the
local diamond Sunday between the
regullr team and nine "ha s-beens'
Tine latter team will be given handi
cap of 10 runs.
County Clerk Jepsen informs us
that the second enstallment of taxes
have all been paid and not one delin-
quent remains on the list. This does
not signify hard times and is certainly
a good record for Douglas connty.
Chris Frantzen returned from San
Francisco this week and is now at the
home of his mother, at this place.
His foot, that was injured by being
run over by freight wagon, is doing
better than was expected.
DR.. and Mrs. Kane returned from
Carson Monday to which place he was
called on account ofsickness to mem
ber of his family. On his return he
brought with him some electrical sup
plies to be used in his dental office.
Kodol is the best known preparation
that is offered to the people today for
dyspepsia or Indigestion or any
stomach trouble. Kodal digests all
foods. 1t is sold here by H A. N
Todd.
Chas. Barrett of Alpine county, re-
turned to his home this week from San
Francisco where he went few weeks
ago to receive medical treatment for
appendicitis. 1t was found that an
operation WIS unnecessary
In the display ad of the Schutzen
Fest Dance appearing in this issue a
typographical error makes it appear
that the dance is to be held on June
7th. This is not so, however, as the
dance will take place Saturday night
June q.
At meeting held by the Odd Eel
lows last Wednesday night the follow
ing officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing term: Fl. Rosenbrock,
Noble Grand; VIM. Dangberg, Vice
Grand; P. G. Nelson, secretary; w. c.
Ezell, treasurer.
B. l.. Simmons, of bridgeport, and