Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-08-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Fruit jars at WoOster's.

Wooster has a set single har-
ness for sale. 2t
A. E. Maupin was in from his
trading post this week, and re-
ports business good.
Chester Houck, one Of our en-
terprising sheepmen, wasin town
Monday and Tuesday.
A. F. Smith, who has been run
ming barber shop here for some
time, left Monday for his home
III Seligman.
Will Eager returned from two
years mission yesterday morn
ing and proceeded to his home III
Springerville
Miss Pearl Miller, who has
been at Winslow for some time,
passed through here Tuesday for
her home in St. Johns.
G. w. lakewood, of Pleasant
Valley, was a visitor yesterday.
Mr.. Lakewood is a prominent
cattleman of that section.
DR.. Owens, of Kansas City,
went out to Keams Canyon this
week to visit his uncle, who is
the agency physician there.
IL. cambridge and Miss Rit-
ter, who have been east OH their
vacation, returned Monday and
/ left for Keams Canyon Tuesday.
| Archie Cameron was in from
his sheep camps this week, and
reports having lost several OF his
herd by lightning during the re-
cent heavy storms.
/ The Black Mesa and San Fran
cisco forest reserves have been
made one district, and F. S.
Breen, with headquarters at Flag
staff, will be supervisor.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy has a
world wide reputation. 1t never
fails and is pleasant and safe TO
take. For sale by F. ]. Wat
trOn.
A. F. Fotter returned from
Oklahoma Friday morning. We
are sorry to note that Bert was
one of the 10000 who failed i'll
the recent drawing for land in
that territory.
H. H. Scorse recently purchased
the Rope place and intends to put
about 100 mich COWS thereon.
This is a good move, and Harry
will eventually make fortune
out of the deal.
Robert Ricketts,, of Flagstaff,
who is well known here, was re-
Gently bitten by a skunk. He
was sent to the Pasteur Insti-
tute at Chicago for treatment
Hope he may recover.
Vim. Scorse left Saturday fo1
the Arkansas Hot Springs, where
he goes to try and find relic.
from rheumatism. Many have
been cured at that place, and We
hope Mr.. Scorse will have as
good luck.
Hon. Vim. Morgan, accompa
MED by his children, Dan anC
Lizzie, are spending few days
in Holbrook. Mrs. Morgan, who
has been visiting in Phoenix the
past month, is expected home il
a few days.
Our brother, P. L. Pease, who
has been visiting us the past few
weeks, departed for his home il
Cumberland, Wis, Sunday. HI
seemed to enjoy his outing, anC
expressed himself as much pleasei
with the western country.
Thomas =. Keam went east OF
delayed No 2 Tuesday. He say;
positively that the snake dance
has been postponed until the 24tl
of this month. The easiest anC
best way is via HolbroOk, and ;
large crowd will go out from
here.
The high water of the past few
days loosened up some Of the rip
rap which was placed along th'
bank of the river a year or Sc
ago, and several loads OF brush
etc, had to be hauled to repai
the damage, and those who wer
interested i'll having Holbrool
stand on its present site chippeC
in and paid the expense.
You assume no risk when vol
buy Chamberlain's Colic, Cholerf
and Diarrhoea Remedy. F. Wat
: tron will refund your money
YOU are not satisfied after using
it. 1t is everywhere admitted tt
be the most successful remedy il
use for bowel complaints and th
only one that never fails. 1t i
pleasant, safe and reliable. Gin