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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
Who ARE
IN BUSINESS TO
STAY WANTED
Thorough and Scientific Gull
tivation of Soil Needed; Big
Crop in Curry County Now
Positively Assured.
,sprclpi Correspondence 10 the pers,dp


tIu... ~ ~ July "a .Ih, recent
rains have brought Ca, crops or curry
county GOO 90. NIglrst standard aud
th, fnru fr.. off l.'re BOO cultivation
are of fDp I,. post lr,uu color. corn,
milo. mIizr. kiu. Drn broom corn,
give promise COL. wonderful t.rld. some
farmer have planted cotton aud are
experimenting tp $500 NU.i can bn
dome with hu crop u.u. ono good
season iIkr There N tlIH H'tu. EtDu
90 tuu rainfall should uD t.u, UaHt
Iurle the remainder pf iuD year
There o.. sufficient moisture 100 tbr
ground that hts boon cultivated at
al o. UIsr guod crops All that s
needed uur. now 'u make this country
% gnrd'u spot o. thorough and sciru-
tnp cultivation uf the rich l0am with
which ,latrru Sew Mexico is blessed
Farmers who urn not just trying 90
MAX. uual proof ou their land and
move Co town. out who are IN The
husm"s, Go stay and become iudcpond-
outy tiyh from thr lruit cot their toll,
| ar, what e. needed n New Mexico
al present,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
YAQU|S DEMAND
THEIR LANDS
Indians of Mexico Threaten to
Go on War Path Unless
Hereditary Domains Are
Conceded to Them.

phu,uiN. Aril. Jul, ao Tho Ysuu
Indians h1y, demanded tU, towns ol
'ocurit and HnUum from 90, M,Nl,au
government, us NrlI Dol. their n,r,dI-
tar hands along th, Naum RIVER. aud
have Threatened Zoo ntHyk Ca, NrN-
can towns ana troops uuly.a th, goy-
eminent acc'du- fp their demands
Within tho u,at ..H days. according
tn G,ure, Peterson au American
rtuohrr of sonora.
l;rlcrrius Co.. tIc dissatisfaction
among th, NouuI# of which IA, Is
Wcii informed owing 90 tuy CLOSE pruN
unity of Iu, bonds uudrr dispute Co
tn ranch ou which hy is employed.
Nh Peterson eaid.
'C"Dorit ANA f1ruut with their ne.
Tie suburbs. comprise about iUup
population and they ar, surrounded
hy nttlD uu.hlls aud 90 ana 2u-ucrr
ranches all of which th, Tagus ar.
drmuudug said MI Peterson "rh,,
claim lhr uud Ba their uHu 900 addI.
ton tu COO, pu,blus along tn, Yuum
river which the government hu- .Ui
IL VIII soon throw opou Co tu,m.
"rhu indians are uoN auiua IIu
but committing petty dcuroIstious,
mostly against M, M,NUuus Vu,
American settlers. cot whom tupr. Hr,
about 90 families uu no, Richardson
grant have SEQ far boon wmuu, from
mDlrstutiun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26

Ih' Eiks a1I' room 1910 hu Ihp
f'"H" "t icrpsich'rcln tsttNp Fu.
dH' evening. WHOM th, July dance Dog
o." members or th, Thirty gluu VIII
"rur The tav1nmgh orchestra viii
dr pens, the music and usual rour-
trs.cs Dos thp gallant entertainers of
the Club assure fortunate objects or
th'i. gHl.uuiry another evening uf
un'll"F'd pleasure Another dane. ls
promised lu August, after which. 10
is expected Tao full quota of members
h'in- present uud the autumn aoti,-
ilN n social circles wiN create dee
WIuu Tor ul-Uc,klN functions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
TWO WEEKS BRIDE
SHOOTS HERSELF
Mr., ". \ Conner Suncrs Iutcusc i9,in
FROM appendicitis Mhlch She Finds
by Taking Tier own iifc.

pUralys. y NJ, J0iN '6-Mrs. u.
CnWvf committed suicide al
Conner % mites south uf Portalcs.
Roosevelt county hpr husband Is
postmaster uul merchant at Conner
and On. couple were married only Two
weeks ago. Mr- conner was suffer-
ing from appendicitis aud her pain
Was so Intense That she SHOT herself
through 90, heart With "a revolver. IN
vus mot known t Nss % case OF sui
gld, unit women off the nVlshborhood
came 90 dfv.- her fvl burial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26

ono ol the happIDst functions OF
the season MAS the heart party last
cven,nE when Msecs Sofia Ytisurri
and Lluiuu Nr.atr entertained i6
young friends at their hospttblr
homo on West silver avenue The
rooms were ,NpWstoly decorated in
lavender ana white sweet peas that
brcathed % Uural h,uedIrtpu ou the
participants ln tho gum, cot hearts.
Whu were seated IA tnur tHbies ana
carried ou 70 lively contest Mlss Lau.
rcou Assciin Won first prize and Mr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26

m, HpNal N,ighpors eff America,
tho ludn,s auxiliary to ih, Modern
uuodm,n VIII tomorrow evening begin
a series of entertainments open 90 tho
public Tie .ua.r tomorrow evening
viii bc an informal dance in odd Fol-
lows hay Tho arrangemcm CONS
mIttce VIII deck the hall and banquet
Uhl. ln 'hc purple aud white OF the
order Tuvrr Viii be- mo- program Oh
this occasion other than The dance
program of TN numbers being set Go
music hy SUCH suitaolr titles as' "NeNt
tc Your Mother who DO You LcyoP."
You
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
nurs,.parreIl wedaIna.

\ quiet Wodding that gained rather
than lost Ia mpressiveness by tine
simplicity of the service occurred
Saturday evening AZ the Congrega.
tiOnal parsonage. Tie principals
We're Mrs Nav Darrell who arrived
the sa me- "a, from SikestOn, Mo, to
meet her nance Mr. Fred burst OF
Gallup Rev Bertrand Tolhert read
the service Ia the presence Of Mrs,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26

Tho uddcn aud delicious couUug
1i tHD weather creates q ,u piclou
that tbD weather man may bc 4 con
iD1'atc of the young people who are
planning tn dance this evening ana
because they ind ideal Weather Tor
'ho p1Hw, The Misses Huatric, D.
lcld and Ruth lllpld win entertain 80
'uuus friends n thD odd Fellow
hal aud while there VIII De- cutc-
lainmcnl la varied loums thv evening
VIII ne featured Zoe dancing sen to cine
lNilm ot the tayanmgh orchestra
Mrs Lous llfcld viii direct the mcr
o. making in The role ut chpptruup.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26

Tulbcrt and her mother The ucwly
wcds took the 1850 train Tor Gallup
where Nh burst Is connected with a
business house and where they viii
reside Indefinitely
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26

Tho LHdies Aid sucicty of thv Lead
Atrnu, Methodist church viii meet
tomorrow afternoon IN tu, church
ptrlnrs % DISCUSS business a0IJs, and
900 rhr members are requested tu bo
prescott
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
Homo study 'Ia,s.

Mr. SuicNaud viii De- hostess Fri-
dty u,Iuoou Goo the member uf tho
tudN class bee the home department nf
tru Itpts, sunday school Miss
BARRIER viii direct the study of tho
lesson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26

Approximate OF sudden attack,
such as th, Indians sag they viii
MAX, 300 a frv dafs 90 ,byir demands
are not uccrdcd Goo. On, government is
mohilizIug troops 400 the Naqu cuuu
try as rapidly us possible II sr,m.
to bc the policy of IN, government
just now to tcWppri2c with th, In
dams aud gct enough troops ou the
ground t1 control the situation n,iurD
AN Open rupture i- allowed Go o,.ur.
'rh. provisional Officers are treat
ing tnv American settlers courjpously,
taNoyius them Whenever possible, and
thr rauohcrs ar, doing quite we'll
MANY ot them have now received
dyods to their land \ large number
cot the Americans have sent their fans
lilies through Goo california both o.
avoid the heat ana tho duug,ruu, pus-
sbuiu OF Indian troubles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
REPETITION OF BIG
FLOOD OF 5 YEARS
AGO EXPECTED
Big Hondo Reservoir Intake
Dam Near Roswell Washed
Out; Fifty Men Work to Re
pair it.
Especial Correspondence to the uernldb


Roswell y VI. IuI 20 Roswell
was up in tbr air Monday morning
preparing fur O. repetition of the bis
Nunl of ry, N,1r- pFu t"ruri"
wind electric and rein storm visited
the rip after Widprbt sunday c,cu-
Iur and pat 100 tu, u,pIs out ul their
beds. The big iuudo reservoir intake
uum vJs washed uut and thr water
cannot be- turned into tu, reservoir.
FiuN men were hknu out thor. with
sacks Monday tu CO., and repair o.
word comes from Lincoln that that
town Vts half washed away
O.. " Williams. S. W Gilbert and
g. % kuup OF Nrt,sn vurg Iu tho
uitN the latter pprt OF lUst week. soc
Letting funds from property owners
800 Nrtosi1 Nhu reside tr this DitF tui
tu, tluu. UUu bonus ior the u,N ruNd.
Thpg raised about $4,000.
Former Justice OF the Peace A. j.
Wvltrr of Precinct No. { of this city
has fl,d quo Warrauto proceedings
60 uust the present Justice of tho
peace. VI W wit. from the office.
Welt.r b. representative OF tho dry
element OF the city Witt was elected
last February by the vets after O.
strenuous fight Tho city claims that
witt R fuyuring thc vets. thus their
action Go oust him. The proceedings
are founded ON the portion OF the en-
! dhlug act stating that al county Of
iicors shall hold over until statehood.
over 100000 pounds of wool are
| IN storage la this city More than 10
million pounds have been shipped a.
the markets this year Last year
| there were three million pounds ship.
/ ped from Roswell
Iiig Peach Crop.
Tho Tracy orchard of 700 acres ui
, Peaches at Carlsbad, go oi which ar,
| bearing trees. VIII bring about &c. 0C
| boxes. which win srll ga not less thar
so cents per box. making the neat
sum of sag .o0o.
/ " j. clifford. representing VI. -
Coggin company Of pittsburg, Pa, and
| Lyon Bros. company OF New YORK
| aud himself an expert fruit man o'
/ the California exchange, ana g. ~
/ Copeland the packer for the eastern
J houses, we're iu the city saturday auo
| SUNDAY comforting with ", NJ Bald.
| win, manager Tor tho Roswell Frui
Growers association. MIR Gifooro
states that they viii have tho Trac,
orchard cleaned up hy the 5u of mex
month
Mifr Prefers Tcun"~~cc.
| because his vii, wants tu 1--we u
hor old home state, refusing 10 60
turn from NcNh'ru. Tenn. thus treat
ing Richard NJ smith. her hu-ulu,
with Indifference and oppressed dis
satisfaction. bt asks that tine ruuy
dissuIy, him from matrimonial bond,
The suit has been Nlrd m "a, distriu
court. The couple was married De
cembcr g. 1899
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-26
More Probable

n, curkrr az getting dunk,
isn't hc''
go. ga uncoTktr'
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-11-22

starting point, and should erect
wooden mile posts inexpensive
like those on railroads) marking
the miles on all the ronds that
run from the town in their diff
ferent radiations--to Cedar
Gap, East Stone Gap and be-
yond; Keokoe, Inman, Appa-
Stonega, Norton and SO on--as
these would be a great aid to
travellers of all kinds, automo-
bilists, sight-secrs and business
men, the marks being b. S. G..
i; B, S. c.. .; b. 5. G.. $, aud
so ON.
do not write these notes in
the way of criticism but in the
line of suggestion; points occur
ring to me from what / have
observed and experienced else
whore, and which, l believe,
will be helpful if applied in our
case. write. too, merely from
having seen the three miles of
road through tho Gap, but am
satisfied that they may be
found serviceablc on the high
,,...,.. ~ ,.,. ELL. ..,,,,t.. ,,,I
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-11-22
THANKSGIVING.


At this season OF the year we
avail ourselves of TINS privilege.
to thank the peopleof Big Stone
Gap for the kindly spirit shown
us since coming among YOU two
years ago December %; also for
the more material aid given I'M
which "a number hnve joiued
Especially do we desire Go thank
the unknown friend whose
monthly remittance which has
wonderfully hoiped 20 lghtou
our way
May the blessing promised in
Matthew 254O lnasmuch as
ye have done 10 unto one of the
least of these, yc have done 1T
unto me, come % them
We would also thank those who
have spoken words oi apprecia-
ton that have cheered our
hearts aud greatly encouraged
us, for the way DIS not always
smooth but has lts trials and
discouragements peculiar to
every faith work
we do not need your scorn
nor pity for long ago att nus
loving call, we give up the
pleasures and vanities of the
world to follow the lowly, de
spised anu rejected Na2erlue.
We ana not know AN lt would
mean but dad know % meant
the way oi the cross OF humllia-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-11-22
Mr.. Walthal Goes to Orange
Texas.

S III Walthul, formerly sec
rotary Of the Norton Board of
Trade, has gone to Orange
Texas, where he recently re-
cciVed a Gathering offer from
the Chamber OF Commerce Of
the Texas town 60 be secretary
OF that body. He viii begin his
new duties immediately upon
his arrival at Orange
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-11-22
Movable Schools in Asricul-
ture TO be Continued.

In all parts of this State there
are many persons who are aux-
ious to study the methods of
modern scientigc agriculture,
but who are not able to spend
months at their Agricultural
College to attain this end
Many States have recognized
tins need and haye taken steps
TO meet it by means of Farm
ers' Institutes Movable Schools,
Correspondence Courses, and
other forms of agricultural eX
tension work.
Last yenr the Virginia Poly
technic Institute, having in
view these needs, held sixteen
Movable Schools in The differ
ent parts of the State There
was hearty cooperation on the
part of the people in the com
munity where these schools
were held, and ihe work as al
whole was am unqualified sue
cess. These schools were OF
three TO four days duration.
and an average attendance of
l23 pupils per session was main
tanned
IL lis proposed to- continue this
work this year The Virginia
Polytechnic Institute us pre-
pared 90 offer Movable Schools
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-11-22
NOTICE

Special attention given to-
draying OF trunks, goods of
every sorts safe delivery; meet
all calls. Phone
Robineit Meal Market
Big Stone Gap, Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-11-22
LETTER TO THE EDITOR.


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M KUN.
nv, n i.
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r,o r,,, ,n"t MI. ,na;r ~.
;..',',., al, '.s,, ,,a,t a,a,,,
~. ,.a, .,,,si,,,, ,.o,, ,.,co,,,
,nl fr,,,,,,,.,, r,,.,..t,,5
Thoso ,,,,s, ,l l,,.,oo,i ,,,or
fo., nro,,,r,,i,r of,h, rooahod
nro,,,r hororo M, n,.c,don, WINS
,n, on nn,h,yi,v !, rronorly
hronght ~ INA mic, oyenIy
c,,ryed surface tbotitis intend
ed t,ot thoco,npleted road shall
osaumo Wbeth.r tbnt be- the
case or tina obioction he dine to
the mncodomizinp nroner ann
sure thnt IA little more care VIII
Give ms n mora even surface and
n moro satisfactory road bed
t9l Tint i'm plnces thore
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-11-22

Attorney A. kiigore, of Nor.
ton. was in town Monday ON
professional business
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05
COLORADO CROPS
SAVED SAYS
WATSON

colorado springs, Iuy Reports
mad, Geo u, colorado board of GONE
uu. of ,h. sixth International pr
Flrminr CONGRESS b, 4. a.. watson
th, ,ip,-.hnirmau of h, mt,rua-
uaut Dry Farming exposition who
s touring the dry mrmng counties
OBJ, colorado. indicate that Ha stories
of destruction uf crops Dos the con-
uuu,a druutn ur. greatly ,xapp,r-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05

Sir Joseph Ward. promirr of the
uowIniun OF NrV Zealand. while at
trudiue mo Imperial conference. has
boon telling the Eusl.fh public some
thiug of th, plan Dog which Sew Pea
land has undertaken 100 connect tho
Pacific islands Dos wireless trl,grauhy.
Two high ana ave loss power stations
are Go De- established u th, dominion.
Win the former Sew Zealand VIII be
able Go cummuuiout, with N,Iuuun"
ANA sydney at ul times Station, VIII
also uy established at Iiu and sumc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05

British shIpauudug suut.ml..
which received srN,r, .lu.k whom
American urW~ captured %, contract
f.r two Arrsutu. hat'I.sh.u-. has as-
sorted ITSELF agau Hrd tH, press is
5000 of SELF communication. There is
now u,iug built 300 COG ordered ,rom
British wards uu. pattlrsh.p for BRA
lI iu addition GOO two RECENTLY COM
p.,t.d, on, for japan and two for
Turkey and DO is expected that two
rhiuJl dr'atuaughts viii ns Uou-
.ru,t'd loo England
Besides the work this gives tu Ems
Ueh mechanics and th, money 10
places 900 IN, pockets of British ~hIH-
builders. 10 ln- "a, udNautug. u' lyDu-
Ing the wards up Go their standard. 81
useful ,hrug 90 England should fnd
lt necessary $50 amy tim, 90 accelerate
Door own naval program Naval writ
,r- also point out that tho huildiug of
iDrvieu nattl"ships places ENGLAND 100
possession OF e considerable. reserve
force. lu addition CO. Do droaduaughts
building FOR t1, B.Iush uprl thor,
ar. ou tho stocks % drptdu1urht for
HralI and a lr,8duaurht cruiser for
Japan both ui Vhiuh could b., rushed
forward ana Communicated Do, Ems
land 30 necessary Ia frN months
th, Turkish and Chilan ships VIN be-
ugdur DuUstrs. zion. s. that with these
alone England could commander
ships equal Co the whole dr,adnaIght
tr.ueth OF ltult and Austria
outside OF th, droadunught uuld-
Ing zee home british constructors urr
ASSISTING u Ola, rebuilding OF DO,
Spanish fleet ana dpcNurds have
secured similar contract from Rus
sia and are negotiating with Portugal
60 build u'v arsenal aud r,urr'u-
lzu tho navy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05
FOR SALE

ti0Oo--P-room, e-story brick, mod
.crn. West Central fine location;
$1,000 cash. balance per cent
85OO--3-room frame. lot 60xi42.
good we'll. Highlands. near car line
s32O0-7room brick. modern, good
shade. W. Copper ave, corner lot:
terms
t27Oo-6-room double brick. south
Broadway. close IN. rent $50: t7Os
cash, balance per cent
t55oo--5-room brick modern. fine
shade trees and lawn. corner lot Tax
$50. fine location. West TijeTas
Si5oo--5-room frame. good out
buildings. corner lot. South Walter.
MONEY fO LOAN
FTRF INSURANCE
A. FIeiSC her
III SOUTH FOURTH sTREEr.
Next to New Postoifes. Phons s74.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05
STAPP SUCCEEDS
JOERNS At RATION
Judge Roberts Appoints For
mer Deputy Clerk of Fourth
District to Position Made
Vacant BY Promotion.

Las VEGAS y NJ july official
notice of his appointment as clerk OF
lht court for tho Fourth judicial dis
trict has reached William 49, stapp
MI supp viii take charge OF the of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05
ROOMS FOR RENT.

For RENT Furnished apartments.
single rooms ur ca suite. Hv the
day, week ct month en- Nufth THIRD
street kIutc Ritter. SO
FOR RENT-Two light housekeeping
rooms 90 exchange ior board VIII
also pay difference 2lU y Fourth &c
----------H---a-------H-H
FOR RENT--ro lady employed nice
~ furnished front room. with
large closet. In modern home. 80
other rOomcrs and no children. Phone
1880 502 North Fourth. can az
ter $50 D. m.
FOR RENT--Quiet modern sleeping
rooms, ESQ light housekeeping
rooms. III 5. Broadway. 1Sp
-" - ---------------
FOR RENT outside ofrce room IN
n, T. Armiio building. Apply 60
Geo Il. Albright, Evening Herald Of
flee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05
HELP WANTED.

WANTED Young ialN 900 l,urn mau-
cur.u4 and hulr dressing etc. can
room 3N. Barnett bag Sc
WANTED Waitress at once. Henry
GuelI cafe. ll6 y Second az
WANTED Men and nn'. Iu Los Ane.
ol"s Small pay but can learn trade
90 automobiles. electricity plumbing.
hrichaying ON actual contract jobs
goo students last year Catalogue
Tree United Trade School Contract
Tag Co. Los Angeles. Cal 1.3l.p
WANTED Man To take charge OF
irWr ranch. ! mile from Gown All.
dress r J McMuilen care Herald. n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05

For the best saddle horses in the
city call phone No. 3. W l.. Tr.mhle,
ll3 North Second ST.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Small house at my
pumping plant, south OF the ruiyer
sity NJ 4 Stamm 36.tf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05
WANTED.

WANTED Physician desires position
10 some hospital in Ncw McNlco y
q NJ. care Herald
Ep-Cumprtenl woman for
cook and homework; family uf two.
Lockhart Ranch, Phone 712 15tf
WANTED Carpet cleaning W a
Con pos East Central Phone Sos.
LIGHT SMlTHlNG and shoeing shoes
hand made, bad feet a specially.
Cheap for cash Geo. Hutchinson, 2ll
West Lead 2i.tt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05

FOR REST Modern houses Furnish
od ana uniurnisHod, Z to = rooms,
also store rooms ". II NcMiuou,
2la W Gold, bp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05

FOR RENT--Two to Greroom houses
furnished or UNFINISHED. ". v
Futrelle. llt W Coal q
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-20
COME AND GONE

T. F.. McCreedy and daughter, who
have been visiting in Minneapolis and
points in South Dakota, returned
Tuesday.
Joseph Kugel of Wahpeton, N. D.,
visited here Wednesday enroute to
PierZ.
Miss Adeline Fromelt went to st.
Cloud Wednesday to take up nursing
at the city hospital
Miss ::Adelaide Blake went to Crook
ston Wednesday for visit with rela
tives.
F. Lakin, chairman Of the board Of
county commissioners, was business
visitor IN the city Wednesday.
Clifford Tidd, who has beel to
Royalton ON business, returned Tues
day evening.
Mrs J. A. Nichols arrived Wednes
day from Frazee for a visit with
relatives.
D. l.. Lauermann of yAkeley was in
the city Wednesday enroute home
from St. Paul. ..
Mrs. Gee. G. Nerbovlg returned to
Mankato Tuesday after visit here as
the guest of Mrs Chas Jensen.
Harry Simcaux of Akeley returned
home Tuesday, after a vsilt with
friends her.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-20

II q WI & mo- ~ III -
,rs d; 81 III ts;,is. 81 -
ix,,,,n1ia Kol;iIa q NJ Nns4 4 B m /,
]; 4 1 tor s3stn,ris s'. a.
S. IS ~ Knnyai ~ III la.E TI - ~ y
"a h;s Shnn, Z ~ SaIaFa
.Joaenh Rrum lner.- <r SO sold d Ne 4; |.
,cornar. 4. ganra AZ ,'E Iand n fhaI b. Ma
Hannan farm Is PatarT (5irtx FL q e assA
Miaa Lonisa Sehan ~ 4 lat Ia ~ III: !.
vile whera sha viii taaci, ri scho ~ 81 g
Mrs. Mike 3 Knpal ard her. II, ~, ~,
children at 5Fessand en. IL. 3. attannaS
the wedding of her sister. Mra Wm
Vosen last 1eek ts3ha "a tann. - =. v;s;t
there = few wuaaka =, ;'5 a q !
Leo VirniR aon AZ 4 * 4E ~ - TO-
vas operated 71on Mondav Il mnrninu e
the st 3abriaI,s hoani al Il Liftia Faiis
for annandici In. IS s. 81 $50
5 I.aat Tnaaaav fha :, !. 8; . :, =. = Ic.a,,h
Muailer snn nf patar. q raf5s, e g R,,ct !.
man ana r = 4 Wn,, 49, 49,, 8 Se,.cht.r
81 Rohart Kinoa ! tock ',.i.ca 81 at' tn 81
& za. Joaanh "a chn,ch NJ fSav 3 Tathar
Sta;rlar ntRci ~ 3 ~. -.
caIahrstasi a ~. hnn,. 81, a ~ ss,na;s
o e,s4.nt. q sne none 8 tne olloe 9
5e' n 'Rantt,ald - - HncI,u,.r Won.
dav. 80
- Rannal,arO -. - tc~n Mondav
oattino faed Y,s- q = !, =
Hen1v. MnalIar .o,d, forty ACRE. ~
lann q Ioeanh Rrnmnar. 81.
1ohn a Ranch And Henrv Vniinar
ard r,;Sa - Aoram we're q fovn Mon.
Do ~ ,hna;naes - 800 81 :. : - 8 4.
~. ;as ~ : .aah ord :foaarh Rlaka NJ
: .trne = e p; e, us; rors . nndav :,
"a large crowd from Pierx ATTENDED,
+ha rares At Rncrman Mondav ann ali
ro1o tea . oood time -. -. -. !
'oR Mrs 20 W. N;msch raturnan last
s.tnrdav from a week,s Visit with her
s; a Mrs. :Jot,n Janish Of Rowlus
Hnhert Rares WAS hacking ice last
,voa,- John Ianpar and Henry LANCER
Se'.1; ' 10 ;co - =
MUS schneinar died last Sunday at
tho 400 If al. M Schneider was a
ras;dont If piarz for 3O years He was
horn IN Prussia came to America in
1878 ssttling in Stearns county He
1;1,or, ~, . Farm 4hroo m;loa COST ~