The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-12-15

Wednesday on short business trip.
M. Harris has a fine line of fruits,
candies, nuts and vegetables.
An open winter is now being fore
casted by the local weather sharps
Mrs. Andrew Arid suffered a re-
lapse a few days ago, but is greatly
improved now
Dontt forget the masquerade dance
to be held at Waterloo Friday evening
December 2sth Cash prizes are to be
awarded
There will be general song service
at the Methodist Church Sunday eve-
ming at 7:30 There will be good sing
ing and helpful service All are
welcome.
From this date Mrs. Sorr enson will
sell her entire stock of fall and winter
millinery at greatly reduced prices.
Don't miss these bargains.
After tonight Gardnerville will be
in darkness af far as The stree light
are concerned unless the business men
and interested citizens subscribe TO a
fund for their maintainenee.
IL has been years since skating as
as good in this Valley as it is a; his
time and Sunday afternoon nc le, 8
ons hundred peops went out to the
Dangberg reservoir to enjoy the 81 ort.
Frank Golden of Reno, one of the
widest known men in Nevada, died at
San Francisco Saturday where he
was taken some weeks ago for medical
treatment.
A representative of the Western
Electric company, was here from San
Francisco this week for the purpose of
submitting prices on material for the
new telephone company.
Chas. Jackson was down from AL
pine county few days ago. tie re-
ports things prospecting in that sec
tion.
Only eleven days until Christmas.
Don't delay your shopping until the
last none ent but call now and see our
display of novelties. The Kane Drug
A fine line of Christmas stationery
prices from so cents to $3.50 per box
now on display in handpainted boxes
that make excellent glove and hand
kerchief boxes after the paper has
been used. Call and let us show our
goods. Kane Drug Company.
Ray Gale took his first lesson in ice
skating last Sunday and yesterday
was the first day since the event
that a cnair has felt comfortable to
him. He has been on skates before,
that is roller skates, but never did he
experience such lime to navigate as
in his first whaek Sunday on the ice.
Articles of incorporation of the
United Farmers Telephone and Tele-
graph company have been filed with
the Secretary of State at Carson and
wi n the clerk of this county. Thus
the the new telephone com pany orga-
nized by the farmers and business
men of this county is now a recogniz-
ed corporation.
We have just received fine lot of
furniture for the HOLIDAYS.
Also big assortment of unframed
pictures, at low price, and splendid
for Christmas presents. Place your
orders now SO that we will have time
to frame them before Christmas.
Jensen & Clausen.
The skilled craftsmanship of +. c.
Springmeyer prevented what other
wise might have been serious runa-
way when his spirited team made a
dash for liberty last Saturday. The
team frightened at an automobile near
Rosenbrock,'s 5. shoe. store and dashed
up Main street Mt full speed. Mr..
Springmeyer hung to the lines, skill
fully avoiding a collision with rig
coming towards him and managed 10
gain control of the runaways at the
outskirts of town.
Beets from the Churchill county
fields are now being delivered to the
new sugar ia tory at Fallon, and in
couple of weeks from now the factory
will start to grind the beets to a pulp
and extract the sugar. The crop is
not large this year, but it will be larg-
er next season, and it is believed sew.
eral people iu Mason Valley will plant
beets in the spring and ship the pro-
duct to the Fallon factory next fall.
There is money in ali parts of the
business, and the sugar factory will be
one of the important industries in Ne