The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

The dance artists at the Air
Dome this week arr representative
tor thu class Ut work they are do
ing, and have been greatly ENJOY.
ed.
The Tucumcati band notwith.
standing tn" hard struggle they
have had are forging ahead a little
and II the town will assist them
with a lew dollars they @ili soon
have uniforms.
James A.. Yourev, n prominent
cattlcman OF kiowa, Okla, atriv.
ed in Tucumcati "Wednesday and
is looking for an Investment. MIR
YourcS was twice elected to the OF.
hce ol sheriff OF Fannin count,
Texas, OF which state he j. a ma.
tive. Tucumcari is ALWAYS read,
to give the glad hand" 10 men
like Mr.. Yourey.
VIM. NJ. Reilly and family spent
the Fourth in town guests ct ). Il.
NAV and family. MIR. Reilly is "A
cousin OF Gov. Curry and was in
this section OF the territory IN an
official capacity. He is Territor.
ial School Land Appraiser. Mrs.
Rely returned home to Alamogor.
do Tuesday and he continued north
TO Union county.
J. NJ. Hodges, chairman OF the
board OF county commissioners,
was in town Monday and TUESDAY
from his home At Puerto. He in.
forms the News that there are
many good farms in his locality on
which there are splendid crops.
The rains have begun and there is
plenty oil time vet tor them 20 ma.
ture.
+. II. Fullwood was in town
from San lon Wednesday. T..
tells the News that there has been
little rain fall yet in his locality,
hut that the crops are still growing
and II rain tails soon the Weld will
be very good. He is getting ready
' Tor the manufacture OF all the broom
corn IN that section OF the county
this tall. He says there is plenty
OF time vet to grow broom corn and
that he is expecting good aver.
age Weld.
V. l.. Moriord who has a home.
stead Joining the townsltc OF Puer.
to, was in town Monday and rurs.
day alter farm supplies and freight
,o..l. ~ HNdpes store He saws
his crops are lOonins melN
we'll considering the fact that they
have had little rain, and he believes
he will make a good weld OF Indian
corn II ain comes sufficient Tor a
season yet this month. II has
rained all around him but more is
needed TO mature crops IN his i'm,
mediate vicinity.
The Banner tockman is in re-.
celp, OF a post card picture OF tn,
rucumcarI, n. NJ, band, with III,
notation The band that put Ia,
cumcari on the map Prominent
in the band are seen our old friends
and former citizens, =. Anderson,
Lee Anderson and a couple OF eii
HarrIson's boys. The latter were
mere kids" when they lett Clan.
cndon but are now grown. Mr.
Anderson also seems to have got
his growth since he went To the Gao,
tus. The Banuvt.Stockman.
Sam Chadwick, the assessor,
was IN town from his ranch AZ ia.
rancas Monday. He saws the,
have had good rains IN that locality
recently and that the people vii
make abundant crops, particularly
on old lands where the soil was IL
good condition to start with TIM
wear. The grass rs coming wei
and stock are beginning to put OF
flesh. Mr.. Chadwick has a yer,
hne ranch and he and his paItnel
Amos Yates who was in town wit.
him have Just marketed 500 heaC
OF one. two and three. year ole
steers at good figures. Their her,
is d,horned white faces and tn,
steers sold were in good condition
: They brought SI7, S2I, and Sac.
respectively and ere sold to Colo
RADIO parties. There wasn't a cul
in the entire 500 steers ga,here,
tor this sale. These are not pan
I lcky prices and show Quay count.
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