The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

hibit oi wheat.
| William Troup, $500, best ex.
hibit OF kafir corn.
Gross Kelly X Co., s. 90, best
exhibit oi tomatoes.
w. a. Jackson, $500, best ex.
hibit oi cabbage.
w. +. Buchanan, best exhibit OF
sorghum.
Elk Drug Store, s. 90, best ex.
hibit oi sweet potatoes.
{. {. Davidson, s. 90, best ex.
hlbit oi garden truck.
Thomas Flat, s. 90, hest exhih.
" OF garden heets.
Silas May, $500, hest exhibit OF
COW peas.
Dr. H. J. Thompson, s.. 90, best
exhibition Of pumpkins.
NJ. u. GoIdenberg Co.., ss.oo,
best exhibition OF Mexican beans.
Jas. X. Daughtry, $500, best
exhibit OF one dozen stalks OF maizp.
Joseph Isreal, $500, best exhib-
It OF Irish potatoes.
Reed Holloman, s.. 90, best tx.
h,blt ot peck oi peanuts.
X. l.. Patterson, $500, best ex.
hlblt oi broom corn.
T.. +. Saxon, $500, best exhibit
ot peck OF onions.
Judge '. W. Moore, &. 90, best
exhibit dozen ears OF Indian corn.
L. \. Muirhead * Co., S.. 90,
best exhibit, dozen cantaloupes.
". IL. JaIreli, $500, best exnlb-
/, ol green alfalfa.
Frank Record, S.. 90, best exhib.
It oi dozen turnips.
L. L. Chapman, $500, best ex.
hlb,t OF three bundles sheai oats.
las. Lanlgan, s.. 90, best exhibit
oi one dozen stalks ol June corn
K. i. Donohoo, $500, best eS.
hiblt oi cucumbers.
Evans Realty Co.. $500, best
exhibit ol cashaws.
DIR. ). NJ. Crume, s. 90, best rx.
hiblt oi vegetables.
Brown X Brewer, s.. 90, best ex.
hiblt oi farm products.
Drs. Herring * Moore, s.. 90,
best exhibit OF wheat.
NJ. IL. Koch, s.. 90, best exhibit
ol garden products.
Clint Rutherford, s.. 90, best ex.
hiblt oi millct.
The Famous, s. 90, best exhibit
select.
Herman Gerhardt, S. 90, select.
lucumcari sun, $500, best ex-
habit pair OF chickens.
J. a. Street. $500, best exhibit
OF wheat.
Miss CECILIA Goldsmith, s., best
halt gallon preserves.
Exhibits will he received, prefer
ably from the first to the tenth OF
October, but should any farmer
have any products that he desires
plac, d on exhibition sooner than
that date, same will be cared Tor.
DIR. NV Hale and wife have
returned to Hollene from the
Home Sanitarium.
Claud Richey, OF Orange, Cali.
iornia, is IN the city to spend the
winter with relatives.
Girl wanted to do general house.
work. Apply to DIR. Moore, resi-.
drnce, corner High aHd Second.
The ladies OF tie Catholic
church will meet next Thursday
at three p. M. at the home OF Mrs.
II. {. Owen.
Mrs, {. {. Chapman and little
daughter, Roberta, lett Friday tor
n months visit with relatives nj
Dallas, Texas.
Elmer and Edward Gordon, OF
Murdock, were in town Friday to
make application for proving up
on their homesteads.
The new pastor OF the Metho.
dist church, Rev. Brooks, is ex.
pected next Thursday with his
wife and three little children.
Rev, Wilson returned from
Roswell Wednesday night, where
he spent day or two after leaving
the Methodist Conference at Por.
tales.
The New Mexico Conference of
the M. +. Church, South, which
has been Tor the past week at Por.
tales, assigned Rev. Chas. l..
Brooks, oi Alpine, Texas, to this
charge for the ensuing year.
FOR SALE; Disk plows, rid.
ing cultivators and all kinds OF
farming machinery, also second
hand Fish Bros, wagon. Will
take bankable paper.
salt TUcUMcIRI TRADING Co.
Rev. J. A. Trickey. pastor oi
the Methodist Church South at
Alamogordo last year, has been
transferred to Carrizozo.
Attorney VIM. w. Wright, OF
Washington, ID. c., member OF
the firm OF Howe Il Wright, stop.
ped of at Tucumcari a day or two
enroute from the international Ir.