Holbrook argus., 1900-06-30


 of cattle, returned home Wednesday evening.
 Hospital Steward Riess, of Fort Apache, brought his mother in Sun- day who took the train here for her home in Washington.
 Moses Drochman, of Phoenix, rep resenting Arbuckle's Coffee, was a pleasant caller at this office Tues day, in company with Atty. Zuck. Niels Peterson, of Pinedale, was a pleasant caller at this office Thurs day. He says it is very dry up in his country; almost impossible to get drinking water.
 John Connor left Monday morn- ing for the northern part of the Territory to look after some copper propositions he has up there. He expects to be absent about month.
 H. J. Banner shipped seventeen cars of cattle to Garden City, Kan, Tuesday night. MT. Ramer will spend his 4th at Kansas City, and will take in the sights of the Bryan aggregation.
 A. J. Shull, of the Jos. P. Dunn Shoe & Leather Co.,, and O. L. Zittle, representing Grove & Prior, of Denver, were here last week and also visited the trade through the upper country.
 Theo. Shuf1in returned to town Monday, after spending several weeks out on the range. He is look ing much better, and we understand that he will accept position in Wetzler's general store.
 Mrs. Bargeman received letter Wendesday morning stating that Joe was worse, and left on the next train for Jemez Hot Springs. While it is very serious case we still hope that Joe may pull through.
 I. Thomas, who drives the stage between here and Concho, had the bad luck to lose one of his horses near Woodruff while coming in Saturday. The horse commenced to bloat and within a very short distance dropped dead in the road.
 A. F. McAllister returned Wednes- day night from the northern part of the county where he has been talk ing census among the Navajos of the reservation. We believe this completes his labors as enumerator, and we don't believe Nc is a bit sorry.
 Joseph Fish was given a party at Snowflake Wednesday by his child ren, in honor of his 6Oth birthday. There were eleven children and if teen grand children present. John L. Fish and family went up from here and are spending the week visiting at Snowflake. R. H. Clark has purchased the City Meat Market from F. NJ. Buck : and will continue the business al the old stand. He will erect pho tographic tent on the lot west oi 5 the shop, and as he has good out l fit will be prepared to do frst-clas' work. We welcome MT. Clark tt l the business arena of Holbrook anc , wish him success. MT. Zuck having , been in active business so long, WI shall expect to see him get int, , something else soon. Hope so, a :, least.
 @ The ''Navajo County Bank" is the name of a new institution whicl will open it's doors for business a 5 Winslow about July 18th. The banl f has an authorized capital of $25,OO and a paid in capital of SlO,0OO. Tn officers and directors are: W. H Burbage, president; F. W. Nelson n vice-president; Geo. A.Lane, cashier Directors, Henry Tuning, M. W Flournoy, W. H. Burbage, F. W 8 Nelson, Geo. A. Lane. The stand u ing of the men who are connected y with the institution is a guarante of its financial standing and abilit. p to do business right. The banl t ought to do a good business iron it the start. Here's success to tn
 new enterprise.
 
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