Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-09-01

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Val. and ReddIng are again on
the job doing good business.
FL Paso will have no fair this
year, but Deming will have q
buster
Alex A, Smith 10 welcomed back
into the real estate business and Ii
hustline live ones.
c. H. Dresser and sons Of Cali
fornia. are putting fine improve
ments on their farms, east Of the
city.
Fred Sherman Is exhibiting corn
10 feet tall with ears s feet up,
plucked from the w. 7. German
farm up the river.
The l5-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Swartz dislocated his shoulder
by an accidental fall and Is under
the care Of Drs. Moir & Hoffman.
The Lordsburgers fell before our
invincible giants. Sunday afternoon,
Same old story. We ate them alive.
Blk" and Ed did the battery work
and the boys buckled In and helped
w. e. Davis has sold fine quar-
ter section to w. G. Nichol Of Fow-
Ter, Calf. after Mr.. Nichol had
investigated all other prominent
projects in the Southwest.
The La Tijera club met with
Miss Florence Ament. Monday af-
ternoon. Miss Addie Peace Of Ken
lucky being the guest Of honor.
Next Monday the club will meet
at the ranch home Of Miss Mary
Tracy.
r. H. Case, civil engineer and
real estate man, has given an order
to Fairall & Darlington for a mod
ern bungalow west Of the new
residence Of Supt. Taylor on Pine
street. Good for Case. Good for
the town.
Chas. z. Hand, who put on the
Noble 0utcast" last year, writes
the GRAPHIC that he will he here
in a short time for the purpose Of
interesting the local Knights Of
Pythias in putting on Damon &
Pythias."
Prof. A. B. Sage, professor Of
mechanical engineering in the Agri-
cultural College. looked over the
valley this week and couldn't resist
the temptation to buy a tract Of
our good land. Sensible Sage.
Next Sunday at the Methodist
church will be regular communion
in the morning and layman's meet
ing in the evening. Last Sunday
morning Mrs. Alex A. Smith and
p. Y. Culberstson were received
into the church.
Why not get busy and complete
the organization Of our Mimbres
Valley Truck Growers and Sellers
Association. We can see the need
of it every day. The volume of
farm products is getting so great
that We must have a steady mar
ket. We must also plant uniform
crops and be ready to send out car
loads Of stuff Of the same quality.
w. Elton Brock, a former Dem
ing boy, has been elected president
of the Brock Hardie Land and Tim.
Der Co. at Parral, Mexico, and the
company has just secured title to
45, 900 acres Of one Of the finest
timber tracts in the republic. 1t is
estimated that there are 800 million
feet Of yellow and white pine in the
tract The company will erect q
saw mill and turpentine factory
Mr.. Brooks many Deming friends
extend congratulations.
J. w. Dimes, assistant postmaster
at La Valley, Texas, did some fgur
ing with Postmaster Yeargin ant
took an option on his property a
Hondale, but Is now considering
other propositions and the genia
and much loved Bob" Is still oil
the job, where his legion Of friends
both at Hondale and Deming, hop
he win remain for a hundred year
or so. Mr.. Dimes Is very pleasan
gentleman to meet and we hope h
will decide to remain with US.
The Santa Fe Ry. Co. is organic
ing a crack base ball team and o
course had to come to Deming :
get the best. The company ha
. therefore engaged Edward M. Car