Holbrook argus., 1901-03-16

llNOI, CdluO OOWh L u0Sdot, duo Will
spend few days visiting with rela-
tives and friends here.
DR.. G. F. Portz was at Snowflake
this week doing dental work. The
doctor is a frst-class workman and
as he makes this territory regular, is
entitled to liberal patronage.
James Gray and John Hesselman
were brought over from Winslow
on Tuesday to serve ten days SEN
tence, being found guilty of the
into box car.
Ben Schuster, of st. John, has
disposed of three carloads of wool
to E. j. Huling, of Trinidad, Col.
This was large shipment, and we
understand the price was l23c,
which is good.
F. H. Hathorn, one of Navajo's
leading cattlemen, called at The
ARGUS Office last Saturday and sub
scribed for the paper. Mr.. Hathorn
reports cattle in good condition and
prospects fine for the coming sea-
son.
T. T. Shepardson, who has been
our efficient foreman for some time,
left Thursday morning for Flagstaff
to fill similar position on the Sun.
Shep is a frst-rate fellow, a good
printer, and made many friends
while here.
Their promtness and their pleas
ant effects make DeWitt's Little
Early Risers most popular little
pills wherever they are known.
They are simply perfect for liver and
bowel troubles. For sale by al
dealers.
No. l, going west yesterday morn
ing, consisted of four sections. The
travel towards the west is enormous
this year. A great amount of this
traffic is transfer of soldiers, but
number are going west who will
wish before fall, that "they hadn't
left their happy home" back east.
A family of man, wife and five
children became stranded in Wins
low this week, and it became neces-
sary for the county board to help
them. Chairman >Divelbess very
sensibly furnished them funds sufi-
.cient to get out with instead of
keeping them here and having them
to take care of.
John Connor and Frank Zuck left
town last Sunday morning and it
IS reported that they are on a still
hunt for a fine cropping Of oil
scented in this neighborhood. They
had the utensils in their wagon to
do prospecting with and we may
soon hear of these gentlemen find
ing big flow of oil.
David Lesser, brother of julius,
died at Winslow of pneumonia,
after brief illness. The remains
were taken to New York, accom-
panied by his wife and brother. Out
of respect all of the business houses
in Winslow were closed while the
Masons conducted the body to the
depot. The people of Winslow are
wholehearted, and know how to
sympathize with those in trouble.
The meeting of the Literary So
ciety was held last Sunday night as
usual. The program was rather short,
but interesting and those present
seemed to enjoy the exercises. All
joined in singing America, and as
the reading of the minutes were
dispensed with, the next in order
was the report of committee and
: the appointment of John L. Fish on
} committee in place of Prof.
: Paterson. Miss Alice Woods, L. E
Divelbess, M. H. Deffenbaugh, Prof.
Riley and John Murray filed thei1
places on the program as advertised
last week in a very creditable
manner. Mr.. Alburger, travelling
salesmsn, furnished an extra in the
way of a select reading from Julius
Caesar. Mrs. McCarty filed her
usual place at the organ. These
entertainments are becoming quite
popular and interesting, and we
hope to see them kept up to the
present high standard.
Like Oliver Twist, children ask fol
more when given One Minute Cough
Cure. Mothers endorse it highly
for Group. 1t quickly cures al
coughs and colds and every throat
and lung trouble. 1t is a specific
/ for grippe and asthma and has long
4 been we'll known remedy fol
! whooping cough. For sale by al
dealers.