The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-11-13
Cranberries at Rahbecks :.

machinery under false representation.
Mr.. Mcbride arrived from Reno
This week and is looking after the in
terests of the Aetna Copper compai Y.
Hugo Heitman and sister Miss
Mathilda, left for Oakland Tuesday on
visit TO relatives at that place.
several carloads of beef cattle were
shipped from this point yesterday
morning.
Get our prices on job work befoie e
sending it away. We can save you
money.
Miss Otto, who has been visiting
with friends in this Valley for tie
past several weeks, returned to he
home in California last tuesday.
FOR SALE-One Kentuekey bred
burro, six years old; weighs 600 lbs.
One pack saddle and and saddle-bags;
also one Winchester repeating rifle.
Inquire at Virginia ranch, miles
east of Gardner vile.
Andrew Flood Stinson, Republican
nominee for the office OF long term
commissioner of Eureka county, was
suddenly stricken on Monday alter
noon and passed away at his home IN
Eureka on the eve of the election.
This paper desires TO publish all OF
local news but many item escape us
that we are unable to get. Send
in your little items and We will put
them with pleasure.
Last Friday evening the successful
candidates rendered a big reception to
heir friends. Tonight the girls of the
Gardnerville high school tenders
big dance to the people Of Douglas
county to celebrate the establishment
of the county high school.
Following is the Roll of Honor of
the Centerville school: Katie Ander-
son, Mary Anderson, freida Cordes,
Helen Cordes, Alma Hogrefe, Marie
Hogrefe, Arthur Springmeyer, thrii
tina Thomson, Bertha Thompson,
Lizzie Thomson, Freddie Thomson.
Harriet Cushing, teacher.
he family of II. II. ~pringmeyer
mas moved to Carson and is now oc-
cupying the handsome new residence
at ha place. MAJ ce Ma, h taken
charge of portion of the ranch and
with his wife has taken up his resi-
denee at the Valley home of Mi.
Springmeyer.
Judge Langan held session of the
district court at Genoa last Tuesday.
The vote of the recent election Was
canvassed, the figures appearing IN
this issue. several probate matters
were considered and the Douglas
county Grand Jury was ordered to
convene on the inst.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
not only heals irritation and allays in
formation, thereby stopping the cough
but it moves the bowles gently and in
that way drives the cold from the sys-
tenn. Contains no opiates. 1t is
pleasant to take, and children espec
ially like the taste, so nearly like
maple sugar. For sale by II. a. n.
Todd
In selecting a monument to mark
the resting place of departed one,
you can do no better than entrusting
the work to Starke & Alling who have
established business in Gardnerville.
Their prices are low aud work gIa a
nteed, Mr. Alling having years of ex
perience in this class of work. S e
them before placing orders osw wnr.
Next sunday regular German SER
ices will be conducted at the Luther II
church. The pastor will preach on
the gospel of the XXI p. Trui, record
ed Matthew Is, 1886. The subject of
the sermon will be ''fhe Unjust
Servant" Sunday School at $50. MI
scholars should be present since clas,
es will be arranged.
A peculiar question has arisen in
Ormsby county as result of the
recent election. James Raycraft was
defeated by ! vote az "A member of the
assembly. According to law he was
entitled to recount and he made APP
plication for the same. The recount
was made Tuesday and resulted in
tie. 1t is likely that special election
will be called 10 decide the tie vote.