Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1916-08-10
LOCAL MATTERS
OF INTEREST

Wanted, to buy an office desk.
-Estancia Telephone Co.
For sale, 7-foot Deering grain
binder, cheap. Earl Woods, Es-
tancia.
For rent, 4-room house with
we'll water, stable, etc. Call at
this office.
Fine Clothes. For an up-to-
date suit, and guaranteed fit,
see S. N. Jenson.
Mrs. A. J. Green and her
daughters made a trip to Albu-
querque by auto last Friday.
For sale, 100 acres decided
land, 6 miles west of Stanley, N.
M. Write Box 26, Alamogordo,
N. M.
For sale, a lot of horses-work
and saddle horses and brood
mares; cash or terms. Rex
Meador.
For sale, house and lot near
Baptist church. For price and
terms address Box 523, Morenci,
Arizona.
Rev. N. W. Bard preached last
Sunday morning and evening at
Estancia and at Progresso in the
afternoon.
George Munshower is always
busy at some improvement. Re-
| Gently he has built some new
walk in front of his place.
R. P. McClintock has rented
the Ortiz building and will con-
duct a hotel. He moved in this
week and is now open for bust
ness.
Mrs. Nancy Kings grandson,
who has been visiting her, re-
turned home last Friday. Her
granddaughter will remain for a
longer time.
Martha Lewis Buckner of the
Silverton district got the highest
average in the county eighth
grade examinations, making an
average of between "a and 95.
Eugene Mattingly of Lucy was
here Saturday, and confirms re-
ports that crops are rather poor
in that vicinity. He saws that
there are some pretty good fields,
but they must have rain soon.
Matt Nidey, of Olustee, Okla
lahoma, was here last week look
ing at the Ben Hodges place west
of town. and decided to close
, trade for it. His intention is tc
come out next fall and make his
home there.
A. j. Green has sold the bunch
, of 100 Whiteface cattle which he
bought some time ago of the
Deans, near Moriarty. to an En-
cino man, and has bought an
other bunch of the Deans. This
' time he got 100 cows and Ct
calves.
4 On Last Thursday Howard Ar
Q mold, while playing on the tops
} of the cars in the railroad yards
fell between two cars and re
ceived a cash near the temple
; that required three stitches t.
! close. 1t was a pretty severe
}. bump, and Howard will be care
: full, at least as long as the plac'
S is sore.
Rev. Nels w. Bard will preacl
T at Cedarvale next Sunday, moSn
J. ing and night. The Lords Sup
J, per will be observed. An oppor
tunity to unite with the churc
r will be given. A missionary of
y fering will be taken to bring tn
r. Gospel to the world.
3; The following is CLEANED fror
II the government June weathe
lr report for New Mexico, just re
a. ceived: Carlsbad was the hot
test place in the state durin
+ June. The average maximum
lr temperature during the mont
lr was 1906, and the mercury res
istered 100 or above on twent,
five days during the month. Th
a. highest was 105, which was res
ts istered on three days. Harvey
Jpper Ranch in San Miguel coul
il, tv was the coolest, with an ave
or age maximum of 74.1; highest
or on the 80. The 30th, by the wa,
was one of the hottest days
It's the month at every station in IL
state-an uncommon occurrenc
The report does not give tempe
w ature at all stations, and do
not give it at Rea's Ranch. II
&c highest wind was on the 4th
velocity at Santa Fe 30 mile
or from the north; Roswell 80 mile
5 from southwest; Agricultur
hf College 40 miles, from the sout
west: Ell Paso. Texas, just ov
1r, the line, So miles, from the we'
Earthquakes were noted at 5
,n. corro, two shocks on the I'll
one each on the 22nd and 25t
n and two on the 9th; sensatiC
that of dropping. For the mon
the evaporation at Elepha
or Butte Dam was 1857 inches,
4. Santa Fe iii inches, and