The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-11-15
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Will Jams & Lair'B.
W.. H. Williams has sweet potatoes,
and buck wheat in bulk.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cooper,
near Aztec, Noyember 8, a girl,
See those ladies' caps and jackets
just received at W. H Williams.
@. G. Brewer and F. N. Frakes we're
Durango soiourners during the week.
G, S. Hampton has just completed a
frame dwelling on his ranch near Aztec.
W. s. Dalton came down from Du
range Wednesday to remain a few days.
Telephone poles are hauled nearly to
Aztrc and construction will begin o
Mrs. Manuel Prado Of Largo is in
Aztec receiving medical treatment for
rheumatism.
Ladies' hats at w. II. Williams at re-
duced prices from this time oh until
closed out.
W. A. Hunter Esq., Of Pennington,
was here Monday en- route to Durango
on business trip.
Remember the grand masquerade ball
Thanksgiving night in the new hall.
1t will be the event,
The Hyde Exploring Expedition will
buy wheat, corn and oats at the mill and
will pay cash for same.
The stockmen are coming in for the
winter and a large amount of hay has
been disposed Of to them.
Call at Williams & Lair's and see
their line Of clothing. Special bargains
for the next thirty days.
D. A. Lewis, W. 1. Harrison and other
La Plataites were here this week at
tending to business matters.
Sewing machines and washing ma
chimes at the Hardware and Furniture
store. f N. Frakes, proprietor.
Several companies are making ar
rangements to bore for oil in San Juan
county. They will all do we'll.
Mesdames F. T. Hickman, A. Sever
and M. L. Page Of Flora Vista are in
Durango for a few days on a visit.
NJ. M. Condron has the agency for the
Durango steam laundry. Leave your
laundry with him at the barber shop.
E. e. Hatcher of Pagosa Springs was
in the county last week buying hay for
the purpose of wintering his sheep here,
Charley Carter has earned a rep
utation as a sure-enough sleuth. He
travels pretty fast for a man with only
one leg.
Harry Dunning returned Saturday
from Gallup, having accompanied his
father and mother that far on their
journey to California.
The Master Masons Of Aztec and
vicinity are requested to meet in Aztec
Saturday, November %, for the purpose
of organizing a lodge.
A good stock Of stoves received this
week at cur Hardware and Furniture
store. Call and see the new stock.
F. N. Frskes, proprietor.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fitzpatrick, of Cohoes,
New York. are visiting M. H. Real and
mother of the La Plata, Mrs Fitz-
| patrick is a niece OF Mr.. Real.
W. E. Lenfestey lie down from Silvsrton
and will remain several weeks renewing
old acquaintances. The Silverton al
titude seeems to have agreed with
William.
Work on Frank Blackmer's new hall
is being pushed as rapidly as possible
aud it will shortly he opened with a big
dance. Carpenter Revell has charge of
the construction.
Fred Stuckman aud o. A. Apperson
Of the Florida we're Aztec visitors this
week, on business in connection with
the capture Of the horse thief who stole
Stuckman's team.
County Commissioner Brimhall was
here Monday to make final proof on his
ranch near HEulllhuAs Ao Wub aSSuM-
panied by Schuyler Smith and H. r.
Clausen Of Fruitland.
There will be a candy pull given in the
school house at Flora Vista, on Friday
evening, November ~, by the ladies of
the Mite Society. Come, every bldy
and have a good time.
Ray Currant gave a party to a number
Of his young friends at his fathers resi-
dence in Aztec last night. All passed
a very pleasant evening and voted Ray
a very agreeable host.
E. G. Condit, manager OF the Sioux
Mining company properties at SilYerton
came down from Silvertoh Tuesday and
will spend several days visiting with
his son Dr.. a. @. Condit.
G. W. Mccoy and A. r. Springer
went to Farmington last Saturday
evening to attend the special meeting
OF Animah Lodge No. 8, A. n. and A. IA
held there on thatevening.
A roulette wheel was turned loose at
l.. D. Moore's place Monday with a
$1,000 bank foil attached No one ap-