Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1900-09-22
THE LOCAL FIELD....
Items of Interest Picked Up By ARGU.
Reporters In HOLbrOOk and Vicinity.

Ed Garvin of st. Joseph was in
town Tuesday evening.
A. E. Maupin is in from his trad
ing post among the NavaJos.
Brig. Duffin load out with some of
! Uncle Sans freight last Monday.
The Albuquerque fair this week
attracted quite number Of our citi-
2ens.
Hyrum B. Smith was one of the
welcome visitors to all classes dur
ing the week.
Charles Kahn, manager of Wetzler
Bros Navajo Indian trading store,
came in last Saturday to replenish
his depleted stock.
To prevent consumption quickly
cure throat and lung troubles with
One Minute Cough Cure. F. j.
! Wattron.
Antonio Apache returned Sunday
from a trip to the Apache reserva-
ton. He took the east bound train
for New York Monday night.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
prompt, palateable, pleasant, pow
erful, purifying little pills. F.. j.
Wattron.
The carpenter and bridge gang of
the Santa Fe Pacific was here during
the week raising the chutes of the
stockyards to conform with the new
grade of track and making other
needed repairs.
The Houck sheep are being run
south of town about ten miles and
Chester Houck is frequently seen in
Holbrook. holding interviews with
our merchants that increase their
pockets and gladness of heart.
H. z. Zuck and family returned to
their former home at Tempe Thurs
day. Judge B. F. Jackson will man
age the affairs of the ARGUS until the
return of Editor Pease, who is ex-
pected next week.
If your school district needs new
seats, furniture, or school supplies
of any kind, let me quote you prices
before ordering elsewhere. All
inquiries cheerfully and promptly
answered. w. H. CLARK, Holbrook,
J. D. Houek returned Thursday
from Kansas City, where he went to
market large shipment of sheep.
Mr. Houck was delayed several days
at Albuquerque because Of washouts,
but managed to get his stock to
market in good shape.
Burglars broke into the warehouse
of A. & B. Schuster Sunday night
and some flour and canned goods
we're stolen. The amount of the
; loss is uncertain, but probably will
not exceed $40 or SIS. The mis-
creants left no clue to their iden-
tity.
Station Agent H. A. Rhodes and
family returned from California on
Tuesday, and Mr. Rhodes resumed
-. his duties Wednesday morning. Mr.
t George Andrews, who performed the
duties of agent during the absence
= of Mr.. Rhodes, went to Navajo to
relieve the agent there.
Lewis Underwood went to ST
Johns Saturday, returning Tuesday
It with Fritz Jeffries in custody. JEFF
: fries is under arrest for obtaining
property by false pretense from
John Bushman of St. Joseph. Mr.
Underwood had no trouble in locat
ing his man and made quick trip
No., Al 49,. ool (Nb,rl,
= Cooley came in from the mountai
on Monday and took the east bount
train for Albuquerque, where the,
will enjoy the fair. H. Fl. Scors
also went in on the same train, ant
will combine business with the pleas
: ures of the festive week.
IS Hon. Lorenzo Hubbel came il
Wednesday morning and afte
: spending few hours here went t.
\ ST. Johns to attend the Apach
y county Republican county couven
ton. He will probably be one O
Apache county's representatives i
the territorial convention next Mou
day.
The work of raising the grade an
putting the track in frst-class cor
dition in the yards and vicinity c
Holbrook is still being pushed wit
- characteristic vigor by the Santa F
Pacific. A large gang of Navajo
c have been here this week ems aged I
this work during the day and NAL
ing night hideous with their SC
called singing. If you are not to
j. sleepy it is wiered and interestin,
but the language necessary to dt
- scribe it if you are very sleepy is to
. bad to be published in respectabl
family 1raoL1r 1ilra tho Apruc