The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-01-06
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holder of that ticket certainly has a very
handsome piece of kitchen furniture.
Along with other believers in Quay
and Tucumcari the Editor of this
paper has added to the population by NOV
ing his wife and family to Tucumcari.
c w Houston, Train Master of the
Dawson, received a message Thursday
informing him of his wife's sudden death
in Minneapolis. and left on 80 Friday
morning
The Methodist Church, South, is finish
ing up the ceiling this week. The mem
bership has the church paid for and is APP
p~arently prosperous both spiritually and
temporarily,
S. G. Pandolfo, who made an effort to
get through the snow drift to FL Paso, was
compelled to turn back at Santa Rosa and
is waiting for the blockade to be cleared to
make another effort.
W.. T. Nicholson took second rank in
order Knights of Pythias here Wednesday
hiSht' IA NCi1 ihtCiCotlHb SCSSlDu u tue
lodge is reported. 1t was particularly in
teresting to Mr.. Nicholson.
Benjamin Pate, a business man of Daw-
son, is a visitor this week. MIR. Pate likes
Tucumcari and Tucumcari people and we
may get him back as a citizen some lime
in the future. He lived here several years.
+. J. Bates and wife of Roswell, spent
the holidays visiting his brother, Il. NJ.
Bates and family at Puerto. They stayed
in Tucumcari Thursday night and left yes
terday morning en- route home via Dali
hart.
a practical exposition on the SUNDAY
School lesson of the following Sunday viii
be given by Milton Reece at the Baptis
Church every Thursday night. Everyon,
who is interested in Sunday School work i
invited to attend.
The Dawson is doing a rushing bushes
in the passenger line Three double head
ers went out over hat line Friday mornin
5 via French for FL Paso, as they we're I'm
= able to get through on the main line o
account of the snow drift in the vicinit
of Epris
. Over 900 cars of merchandise are side
tracked between here and Bucklen, Kan.
. on account Of the snow blockade. This
' about the worst run of hard luck this lin
of the Rock Island has ever had. No. 2
was sent out from here over the Dawso
Thursday evening to be transferred to tn
Santa Fe.
odd Don, one of the best horses in tn
Street & Baker stables, died suddenl
> Thursday night of some sort of malad
: similar to blind staggers, They have ar
other horse sick and fear that he may hav
! a like disorder. Mr.. Street has been pla,
$ ing the part of the veterinary surgeon an
r is doing all he can to save the second on,
c. w. Barrickman, representing tn
e Mclaughlin Brothers, importers of Pc
cheron and French Stations. is here wit
S one of the finest specimens of horse ies
that we have ever seen. He has a tw,
year old Percheron colt imported fro
France that is as pretty as any picture
4 the equine family we have ever seen. TT
colt is a model Percheron Black, weighir
1850 pounds, and his horseship has Il
beauty of the race in every outline. /
took a prize in France before shipping
this country and at the recen. Internatio
al Stock Shows at Chicago he landed Il
re first prize in a group of blooded horses
10 exhibition. The colt may be seen at t
10 stables of Street & Baker. If any of o
stockmen are interested in draft hors
is they should take a look at this one. Far
as ers especially should be interested in Il
tie sort of stock, and if possible should init
duce ii here,