Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-10-21
Random Ranch Notes.

opcah uDOut niahinB inOney OH. II
small investment, drive out to the
Osborn farm.
j. l.. Hougland's family will ar
rive from Nebraska this week and
add that much more to the lively
little settlement at Mountainview.
Walter Bradshaw has n 22-lb.
cabbage on exhibition at the Cham
Der of Commerce, and it wasn't
much of year for cabbage either.
The Stevenson colony arrived from
Happy, Texas, this week and are
getting busy right away. They
look good to us.
M. M. Dunson has the contract
for the Hardwick bungalow and will
turn over the keys on or before
December Is.
W. d. Close is putting in a pump
ing plant that will irrigate at least
40 acres. If he makes the forty as
good as he has made his garden
there will be something doing
around Columbus.
G. o. Wendell, of Dixon ILL.,,
stopped off from a California trip
to look after his real estate hold
ings east of town and to shake
hands with old friends. He came
here few years ago to regain his
health, which he did completely.
Our air and water likewise restored
his daughter to health and he just
can't help loving this country. He
was very much surprised and great
ly pleased at our vast agricultural
development.
Don't send my paper to Louisi-
ana any more, my wife will be
here in few days" remarked j.
W. II. Morgan to the editor as his
face beamed with pleasure. Il am
building a home on my ranch east
of town and shall soon be moved
in" Mr.. Morgan is one Of our live
ones and is going to develop a quar-
ter or half section. He'll bring
other good ones. Mr.. Morgan was
the progressive individual who
! walked a mile to carry copies of the
GRAPHIC to Mr.. Kimbrough, who
; recently located here with his fam
lily.
J. w. Winters, formerly of Boise
City, Idaho, more recently of Sar
Diego, Calf. has arrived in Dem
ing with his splendid family, includ
: ing wife, two sons and two daugh
: tiers and is temporarily quartered I
few miles southeast of the city Hi
: is an experienced irrigationist ant
G is going to make one Of our high
] grade farmers. He will put thu
n youngest son into our excellen
y Deming schools next Monday morn
ing, and the other children witt
@ have not finished their education
4 will follow his example later. Tn
ll Deming country is glad to welcom
q this most worthy family.
G W. B. Kimbrough, of Picker
n ing, La, dropped into the GRAPHIC
/. Office Friday evening and introduces
e himself with the remark that tn
GRAPHIC was chiefly responsible TO
e his being here and just thought he
\. come in and see us. The editor re
Ie piled that he was glad to see hir
al here investigating and was informe
s that the whole family and outfl
m were here ready to spend the winte
I'd and enjoy the sunshine and water
70 while selecting n site to start
A fruit farm and chicken ranch. Nj
" Kimbrough is one of the be'
vs. known fruit culturists in Louisian
d. and is said TO have made some
the finest orchards in the Soutl
10. He is also a chicken fancier of lars
NJ, experience, and just to prove h
od chicken raising ability, brougl
n, along a crate of as fine Plymou'
"A Rocks and Brown Leghorns as "
rs. would find at the worlds fair. /
NO is the kind we want. Welcom
o. Later: Mr.. Kimbrough has pu
400 chased of r. l.. Miller 40 acres
,ba rich valley land and will start
In0 putting out 500 fruit trees and
n grape vineyard.
her If you don't zee 1t advertise
advertise for it.