The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-27
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This is your time to talk,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Kingsley we're up
from Pennington Monday.
Note the card Of r. D. Waggoner,
surveyor. 10 this issue.
Barney Harmeen Of Pennington was
an Aztec visitor on Sunday last,
Sevices will be held at the church
neat Sunday morning aud evening.
Everett Wright Of the La Plata was
a caller at the INDEX Office Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. r. Springer are visit
log friends in Silverton this week.
W. E. Lenfestey aud Frank Baker
made Pennington a visit yesterday
Come quick and get the rest Of Viii
liams & LARS Christmas goods at cost.
c. d. Segale left this morning for
Denver. expecting to be gone a couple Of
weeks.
Gus Sickenger was down from Du-
range and visiting old friends in Aztec
yesterday.
j. E. Byler, Of Ralston, Oklahoma,
is here visiting with the family Of B. G..
Hildebrand.
Henry Van Bocken Of silverton is
spending the holidays with relatives at
Flora Vista.
County Treasurer and Mrs. Monroe
Fields we're Pennington visitors on
Christmas day.
Note the advertisement Of F. n. Frakee,
Of the Aztec Hardware and Furniture
store. in this issue.
Al. Carter expects to leave IN a few
days for his old home near Waco, Texas,
to remain indefinitely.
{. S Cameron of Flora Vista has a
road cart in good repair which he will
trade for 100 cedar posts.
The Hyde Exploring expedition will
buy corn, wheat and oats at the mill
and will pay cash for same.
@. G. Brewer is building a large barn
on the lots at the rear Of his store, 1t
is quite a creditable building.
A few more of those choice suits of
clothing at Williams & LARS to close
out their line. Call and see them.
A. l. Whitaker, Of Windside, Neb.
raeka. is in Aztec aud IS looking over
the country with a view to locating
George X. Griffin and G, L, Cooper
came up from Harrington Monday and
spent the day'with friends in Aztec.
Found, on the streets Of Aztec, a
ladies' corset. bran new. Owner can
have same by calling at Williams &
LARS.
A. G. Grommet, who is teaching
school on the La Plata, is in Aztec to
spend the holidays W it'll his brother, @.
A. Grommet.
W. T. Kirkpatrick Of Durango,
manager for the Standard Oil company,
was an Aztec visitor last Saturday on a
business mission.
Will Amiot and wife came down from
Durango to spend Christmas. Will lie
employed by the Boston Coal company
ut Durango.
W. S. Dalton returned this week from
a trip to Gallup. He reports consider
able oil excitement in that vicinity and
two wells going down.
James Allan, n of the newer settlers
on the La Plata and an enterprising
and wide.awake citizen; was an Aztec
visitor one day last week.
W. A. Garrett, Of the Revenue Ranch
Water Company, is here from Ouray
looking after his interests and was a
caller at this Office Monday.
W. H, Williams will nave a car load Of
-four from Del Norte, Colorado on Tues.
day or Wednesday and will sell at fair
prices in lots of 500 or 1000 pounds.
Aztec folks expect to dance out the
old and in the new' year. A dance will
be given at the Opera hall on Tuesday
night-New Years eve. All are invited
and a good time is assured.
Those who are delinquent on sub
scriptions to the telephone line are re-
quested to settle at once, as the scrip
will not be issued until all money is
paid in, Attend to this.
Having sold his ranch. j. M. Fillmore
lie now seeking another Investment and
will probably purchase a larger place 10
this vicinity. There is money in ranch
ing in this country and the ranchmen
know it.
Land buyers still come. Many good
sales are on the tapis and any owner
who wants to dispose OF San Juan county
realty can find a buyer without much
trouble. Our land is what they want
aud must have.
Skating has been good on the lakes
and bitches 10 this part OF the country
during the past week or more. II Is
not often that there is any such thing
as akating here. but this winter has
been an exception to the rule.
p. A. Peterson, father-in law Of Frank
Townsend, the we'll known stock owner
and ranchmen, has recently purchased.
the Mclean ranch az Bloomfield and
will make his home in San Juan valley.
One hundred and sixty aorea-conaider.