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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-25
LEGAL NOTICE.
BIDS ron SEWER CONSTRUCTION
Nofice La herehE Eiuen that until

BIDS Yo1 sEWE8 CONTRADICTION.
Notice Is hereby given that until II
1890. bids for the Construction Of a
lateral eve and all appurtenAnces.
upon . basis Of leash payment. for the
T {"1ni h nd material to be performed and
sewer. being Lateral Sewer No. s. Sewer
District No. 10. in Blocks II and "a, o.
t.: Grand Forks. North Dakota
estimate Of material needed: e"stD' > !.
brick manhole at Alpha Avenue.
Alpha Avenue.
s ssS 1 1iHssi fest 81 Of Il Il 1 fsst y y: 6! 6: Pipe:
y Work to be entirely completed on or
before February 18th, 1921, A! d.. ac-
Iii Of Such seVer ON ono ME ph IN The office ' Of
the city auditor Of said city and may
there BE- seen and examined. Bids will
be received for the whole amount of the
sewer, for any and all of the kinds Of
ewe above specined. and each bidder
shall state the amount per lineal foot
for which he will complete the whole
The bids must strictly conform to the
the city, auditor and bidding blanks will
TONS. Each bid must be accompanied
by. a certified check in the sum of
5000 20. endorsed or made payable to the
fToe4UeuI OF IUe 6O0TQ OF ClIy NOmlQlS-
.sioners. as q guarantee that the successl
full bidder will enter into contract for
said work in case the same is awarded
to him. Each bid shall also be. accom-
panied by a bond running to the City of
Grand Forks, North Dakota. in a penal
sutnt equal to the amount OF the bid, in
conformity with the provisions of
statute. 81
All bids shall be securely sealed, not
to be opened without breaking the seal
thereof. n shall be addressed to the
city auditor of the city of Grand Forks.
North Dakota, and shall have marked
Sewer No. s. Dist. M 1o:". The sue
.cessfu1 bidder shall be required to give
such bond in addition to those accom-
panyinE the bids as are required by law
at the time. Of the execution OF the con-
tract. All bidders are required to state
the rate Of interest the warrants will
beAr that are to be issued in payment of
said work. not to exceed 6 per cent per
annum., and such warrants shall be ac-
copied by the bidder at par in payment
Of said work. The Board of City Com
mi~ssioners reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Done by order Of the Board Of City
commissioners this 18th day Of Noyem-
- go cHAs. j. EvANsoN.
City Auditor.
(Nov. 25th: Dec. 2nd.)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-25
WHEAT S.
GROWERS TOHOID
STATE lkE11

Fargo,g@N. D.,sssNoY. S1Sss-s.ThS NtatA
meeting OF the National NNh6AS iEEQow-s
ers' association will beSi@heldssmh Tho
Fargo auditorium on November so.
The use Of the building M4la {ranteds
by the city com mission. n
The meeting will hokH1SsttbeA polt-
teal nature, but for the purpose afi
discussing "a sensible way$0f market.
ipg u commodity-wheat. AllaHk.
Stern, president OF the scftysSsca4imfa83a
sion. told the organizers thstsiE their,
organization can get the price OF
wheat boosted wen one cent = bushG1
the commission u willing I dona&oi
the auditorium for the ail.day meet
ing.
The National Wheat Growers, 80
sociation hns a menbersfipt OF 10O.-S
900 farmers. In 10, days time, the
organizers have secured 2 900 menn-
bers in North Dakota and hope to
have 5000 members by the date Of,
the meeting. The ORGANIZATIONS .ars,
cording to organizers,f Ms apAttefie6s
after the California Fruit GrnNers'
association. 80
Invasion of the state Of, Minnesota
for members was started yesterday.
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Will Represent Fargo
AT Railroad Hearing

Fargo. Nd. Nov. 25.-The Fargo
city commission will b represented
at the hearing of the railroad COM.
mission in Bismarck on Decembera6 by
VIII. Shure, city attorney, and 70, a.
Strate, commissioner of Streets . ,
The railroad commissions wills.have
under consideration on tha dRteithe
establishing of rules and regulations
covering standards of fArtifIc,alsf gas
service. 49,
The session laws of 1919 require
that the railroad commission OF the
state shall prescribe, after a hearing,
rules and regulations for the performs
ance of any utility service. H.,
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Hatton Boy Honored
AT Concordia College

,Moorhead, MIMI, Nov: 25I44HaveE;;
Wambheim. Of Hatton. Nd. 81 1editGF
Of the C~oncordian, the student. paper
Of G~oncordia college. which made itsa
first appearance yesterday morning
in new guise and under q changed
name. The paper was formerly pubs
lished in magazine form under the
lame The Crescent. Marie eMal1nin
of Minneapolis is associate editor, and
Walter Keitan OF this city is business.
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Big Attendance Expected /. I.
At A. c. Achievement

Fargo. N. D., Nov. 25.-Batxeen rs,
and $50 North Dakota boys and, GIRLS
win attend the annual .ssachie2enient,
week to be held at the sagricultural.
college during the week Of December
1913, according to announcement by
o. A Barton, head OF the state boys.
and girls clubs department. Boys
and girls who will attend have been
declared winners in the yirious state
county club contests during the past
season ''
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-25
Fargo Police Chief
Treats Hi. Force

Fargo. N. D.. Nov. 25.-Eighteen1
members of the Fargo police depart
mert and their families are eating tur-
key today. the gift from their chief,
Louis Dahlgren, % years in the serv-
ice of the police department. The
birds were delivered to the patrol-
mems homes yesterday. From the
time that Chief Of Police Dahlgren as
sumed his present position, he has
each year remembered the members
Of his force with a turkey on Thanks
giving day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-25
Devils Lake To Have
Religious Censu,

Devils Lake, Nd. Mnys 49, "A AZ So
ligious census Of Devils Lake il being
taken this week. The purpose is to
determine the Christian population.
utilization with various denonninationssss
and to revive church Interest," s.itst
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WANTED ~ RENT

WANTED TO RENT-sMALL MOD.
ern house, by responsible party
Write. Box 241. city.
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NoR 8AfSNg- RuaISTNRBD PER
cheroN stallion will trade for short
horn cattle Jas. Fl. Scott Forest
River. N, d. 4 sssss#SsS5
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mOHANoss.

ACRES 50 MILES ~. ". Or GRAND
Forks. to exchange. for. city or East
" Grand Forks peuperty:S orswiA tAke
Z e. fve passenger . Write b7S
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-25

ONE OR 2 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
room wanted. No children. Write
$50 Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-25

REGIsTERED HotsrEIN BuLLs FOR
sale. alls21ges,s from $1,000 up. n. L.
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FOR SALN-PURE BRED BRONZE
Mrs. w. K. Dexel1. Niaxara..sN n. D..
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E-t-Lf.l y 80 LEIEGJ
STOCKME|N !: :
. Here y your chanes e oxn and .
. Located in southern Rusk county. 8
Wisconsin, this tract Of rich, !.
virgin, clay, loan soil can be
bought at . low price and on a 2
. thirty year payment plan. Two .
(, Bear Lake beautiful. clear, .
springfield lake OF thirty acres, .
Is located within this tract.
Land As the best; easy to clear;
surface rolling; plenty. OF ma :
: turnl feed for hundreds Of head
: Of livestock.
: sand for free maps n full terms. /.
: Wisconsin Coiinixation .
/. company !.
. Eau Claire, Wisconsin .
.
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LosT-TWO PETTICOATS FOR LIT
tie infant between South 9th. st. and
1 Benner 4 Begg. Return TO as S. 9Th.
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fEoR RENT TWO FURNISHED
room : S~StAnshdold'a Store. Ia.
quire room No. ID. Gentlemen pre-
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Rad youf nlms for devsiopi6g,SDrintin
81 Hons et1diosS Ganda Forks. n. -.
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LosT-sATURDAY, AssrERLING s1I
rstufn TO Herald fof9reward.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-25

Invasion OF the state of MinnesotA;
for members was started yesterday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-25

No. 2. 81 lbs. ].
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DIR JOHN DUNCAN TAYLoR-Ofice
over First Natsl. Bank Special Atten.
ten to skin and 3ufin1rySdiseases.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-02
CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Miss Clara Olson has returned from
a few days visit to Fl. Sumner.
Lieut-Gov. and Mrs. B.. F. Pam
KEY returned today from Roswell
where they attended the big conven-
ton of cattlemen which has been in
session there all this week and at
which Gov. Pankey delivered n OF
the principal addresses.
From all indications Easter will
not dawn bright and beautiful. How
ever to prophesy about New Mexico
weather is an unwise thing to do.
The ladies may or may not have
the supreme satisfaction of attend
ing services all dolled up in their
Easter regalia.
Mrs. Pablo Delgado daughter OF
Hon. r. NJ. Read. who underwent
an operation in Denver last week
passed away in that city on Tues
day. Her father who was on the
way to her bedside did not reach
there until after her death. He &C
companied the remains home yester-
day.
DR.. w. II. Long. of Albuquerque,
forest pathologist, OF the forest ser
vice. was here during the week max
ing an examination of the trees which
suffered serious damage from tent
caterpillars and blight last year. DR..
Long came TO Santa Fc at the re-
quest OF the Woman's Board OF
Trade.
Arrangements are being conplet-
ed tor the opening OF the Episcopal
Junior College for girls in this city
next June. Mrs. Walter G.. Turley
will have charge of the school and
the building recently purchased on
Garfield street will be remodelcd and
will serve as temporary quarters Tor
the college and also parish purposes.
The United States public health SER
vice reports that LAS New Mexico
Indians died of influenza in a period
al nine months. OF those who died
6j5 were minors, 6l0 adults. This
number of deaths resulted from a
total number of 1927 cases OF in
fiucnza. In the United States there
were S7,iT cases Of influenza among
the 5l0,6S4 indians enrolled, from
which there resulted 6,632 deaths.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-02
SIERRA

That Hillsboro is going to have a
commodious and up to date hotel is
an assured fact. At a meeting held
last Friday evening articles of in
corporation were signed by ten of
our citizens who subscribed $500
each, others present subscribed
literally to the cause. The
name of the corporation is Del Orc
Hotel Company. II is proposed to
build a hotel consisting of some thirty
rooms. and should $4,000 be not suf.
ficient to carry out the plans now in
view, the capital stock of the COM
pany will be increased to meet the
demands .-Hillsboro Advocate.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-02

The Santa Fe Chamber of Com
merce had a get-to-gether meeting,
smoker and lunch at the library hall
Tuesday night.
J. D Yeiverton. OF Washington,
chief OF t'e field division of the
general land office is in the city this
week on fficial business.
Land Commissioner N. A. Field
and Assistant Land Commissioner
Fred Mrlier attended the Cattiemen's
Convention which was held at Ros-
well this week.
Miss Sofie Knapp returned Monday
night from ~ ex'crded visit in San
Diego, California. Miss Knapp is the
sister of DR.. David Knapp OF this
city.
7. n. Watt h c mpany have re-
eeived a strictly up-to-date motor
ambulance. 1t is a beautiful silver
grey and is equipped with an cleo
trio heater. electric fan and reclin-
hnR COZ iof tne patients.
According to the last summary is
sued this week by the state health
department influenza still leads among
the contagious diseases. Mumps hold
second place, II cases have been re-
ported to the department.
VI. F. Gray, chief Of the division
Of sanitation. state health depart
ment, has issued a permit for the
sewage dispo al in This civ. He may
require some changes before a per-
mancnt permit is granted.
Mrs. w. B. Childers and daughter
his> Edith Childers who have re-
sided here for several weeks have
returned to their home in Aibuquer-
que, Miss Agnes Childers who is
employed by the Home Service will
still make Santa Fe her home.
Rev. J.. Willis Hamblin, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church attend
ed the conference OF the Inter
church World Movement held at Al
buqucrque Tuesday. The conference
OF local workers in this county and
adjoining vicinity viii be held April
II at the church.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-02

A. m. Bsfgere, Secy..
End day of February. A. D.. iSo.
z. p. Davies. Notary Public.
Nv Commission expires Sept. II. 1921"
Thereupon the Secretary presented and
and obiec. Of the meeting, which said notice
was as hereinbefore set forth.
On motion Of Mr.. E. p. Davies, the fol.
lowing resolution was unanimously adopt
ed:
Resolved. That the President appoint Mr..
lanes Il. Read to examine all proxies that
may be presented, and that the Secretary
eli he roll Of proxies. and that Mr.. James
r. ? Rad RI ara shall with a *; x. s s.%ss a.: called
The President appointed Mr.. Jane. B
and therupon the Secretary proceeded to
en- N: roll az. al Of the pso1i.. bling
that all Of the stockholders we're present
declared the meeting duly orsanized for
~ -rrno.- Of c--siderine the question
submitted BY the Directors in said NOTES
first herein mentioned.
Therrupon IL was moved and duly second
ed that said notices together with the res
pective proofs Of personal service and mail.
ING .h-reto attached as hereinbefere stated,
up,n the minutes OF. the meeting. and the
same was unanimously carried.
I~h-r~upon. Mr.: T. T. Davies offered the
|f~oi'-wine resolution.
pany be changed from The Knights II
Columbus Holding Company (So Stockhold.
ers' I.sbiityr' TO The knishts Of Colum.
bus Home Associates mo s~tockhoiders'
Liability, and that the last mentioned
name be. and IL 10 hereby, adopted as the
corporate name OF this corporation" and
moved the adoption Of the said resolu-
ion Such motirn vas duly seconded b.
wr. lame. B. Read and thereupon said
motion. that said resolution. be adopted.
vas submitted to the vote Of the stock
holders in meeting convened. The whole
nu~ber Of votes cast vas 1857. oil Of which
we're in the Affirmative. aud Ia favor Of
ed
tn. whnie number Of shares Of the com
psny having voted in the Affirmative, snd
in favor Of said molten that said resolu-
ton be adopted. the resolution vas there
upon by the Presideat declared sdopted-
|pn.~d and on motion Of Mr.. z r. Davies.
duly seconded by Mr.. J. n Watt, the Same
was unanimously adopted. al Of the sfock.
holders Of the company voting therefor:
"nesolved. That the Prsidess q the cor
so.', Il =. y is.,,ss Sd. % &c q : q.
~ fshat being the county In which the
priscipsl place Of bssiseSs Of .such cor.
posstioa Is ioesfed) . = the Office d
the State Cesposstioa C1nississ II tn
STATE Of Ne. ssa;es ? ssssiSsa Il he:
Be changed hon IN Kaigkfs 81 Co1sa-
EshsIify)" % sne kaisAfs. d. .ColynHss
Hoe xssse5s6a-Q1o SssckkssAorsc IL
bslityJ-. - shaA the lssf aentiosed hsos
b se eesDsssss asos 81 the esspsrs-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-02

WANTED: State Lands. Par.
ties having purchased from the
State Of New Mexico lands dur.
ing 1916. 1917 and 1918 may
find buyer By submitting de.
scriptions thereof and stating
lowest cash price therefor. o.
for the equities they msy have
for ~ d land. by addressing
Chaslss X. Henry. as Esst Col.
orado Street Pasadena. C.lf
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-02
MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
CONTINUED from page One.l
SAN JUAN

The Pennington High School is on
the map good and strong. now that
it has been approved by the North
Central Association as an accredited
institution.
composed of the secondary schools
and colleges OF seventeen states. and
the graduates from the Pennington
High School will not need to take
any further examination after gra-
duating to enter any of the schools
or colleges in the N. c. A. states.
This is indeed a big step forward in
educational work in Pennington.
when it gives us the only accredited
high school in San Juan County, and
one of only 20 in the entire state.
K. NJ. Wade has moved his family
the Castonguay property in town.
Mr.. Wade is one of the most pro-
gressive farmers of the lower valley,
and recently bought an interest in the
Pennington Light Plant.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the Far
mington Exchange was held at Hun
ter's Hail on Monday for the purpose
of promoting a movement to secure
a daily mail service between Gallup
and Shiprock, after July lst.-Farm-
ington Hustler.
The town board let the contract
to Jake Dec )rdova OH Monday night
for the building of five cement cross
ings, on main street.
The Aztec Ditch Co.. also let a
contract 10 De Cordova for the build
ing of a cement syphon seventy six
feet long across the Knowlton AFRO
va. Mr.. De Cordova will be assisted
in this aud in his sidewalk contract
by c. Z. Noble.
Frank Sullivan, former resident OF
the San Juan, son of Mrs. Wiltbank,
who have been in Iowa for the past
six years, came in last week with his
wife. They shipped in a car of fur
niture and will occupy his mothers
h me on the San Juan and go into
the cattle bushes, Aztec lndepen
dent.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-02

Such ~stockholders 90 preseas In person
or represented by proxy: bsiag. more thar
two.thirds in interest Of all the stock Of
pany mo Stock Holders Liability:
The proxies presented we're ordered TO be
filed with the Secretary Of the meeting.
The Secretary, then presented snd read
meeting, together with his affidavit that he
delivered personally. or deposited in the
post office at Santa Fe. New Mexico. at
least twenty days. before February 2. 1920.
said notice properly addressed to each
and affidavit were as follows:
Santa IFea New Mexico, January 5. iseo
"To All Stoskholders OF Ths knishis q
"You are hereby notified that the Board
Of Directors Of the said corporation has
this day passed a resolution declaring that
to The Knights OF Columbus Home Asso.
citation (No Stakeholder Liability and that
such change of name is advisable in the
opinion of the said Board OF DIRECTORS; that
ing of the stockholders Of said corporation
to take action on the said proposed change
Of name; that said meeting Of the stock;
holders Of said corporation will be held
Building, Santa Fe. New Mexico, on the
2nd day Of February. 1870. at the hour OF
$50 p. m. ,
"Given under our hands this sth day Of
January, lo20.
z. p. Davies.
J. H.. Watt,
Juan N. Vigil,
Frank Ortiz, ST.,
Agustin r.. Duran,
A Majority OF the Board of Directors"
state OF New Mexico;
)ss
County Of Santa Fe.
"a. NJ. Bergere being duly sworn ac-
cording to law on oath, says that he is the
Secretary of the Knights Of Columbus Hold.
ing Company mo Stockholders Liability,
and that on the sth day of January, A..
D. 1920. he DEPOSITED in the postoffice at
Santa Fe, New Mexico, in a sealed en-
velope. postage prepaid, the notice of which
the foregoing is a true copy, addressed to
each Of the persons named as follows. be-
ing all of the stockholders of The knights
Of Columbus Holding Company (No Stock
holders Liability;
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-02

The breath of ~Sprinstine At this
twilight hour
Comes through the gathering
glooms,
And bears the stolen sweets OF
many a flower
Into my silent rooms.
William Cullen Bryant.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-02

Block 2O. Central Des MONIES. to
N. c. Rule for q consideration of
5000. Dave bought these lots at $50
each d 1915: so he has made .
reasonable interest on his investment.
Walker & Larsen have begun ex-
eavation for . store building on the
lot adjoining their store. This build
inn viii be devoted to the dry goods
business when completed.
. Rear. .BrotheFs have delivered over
fayO pounds Of corn AZ Mt. Dora.
Rox ScarIott Of HI. p,ea shipped
two cars Of corn and q car Of beans
last Nonday.-Des Hoines Swsstika.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-02
SAN MIGUEL

The Misses Nora and Mary Grim.
Minis have purchased some lots on
north Sixth street and are planning
to erect a $1,000 bungalow within
the near future.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-02
s0c0RR0

A party headed by Col. Crawford
and consisting of the following nam
ed men. NJ. Odell, an expert civil
engineer; w. E. Aldridge, E. H.
Wornecke. A. G.. Powell and NJ. d.
Goodpasture, of Memphis. Texas
s.ockholders in the Magda Mining
Company. now controlling the Hard
scrabble Mine. were here looking
over the propertv and making ar
engagements for the working of the
mine to its full capacity.-Magdalena
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-02

dee u the sssse esGr4 eN
Ssss1T dsStsssStss <
- = 0sx03s q ~ 0B4fo5
SRAL ebuSe6 die eoeslGeaoo
Gened " Ne CAaie2As - -
0ol Il go Ceomtooian, q 4
AFFIXED ~ The CITY u &aato y
on this Sth day Of ussck. a
HUGH q. wrtflAM4
ChsirmsAs
Affect:
4 L. MORRISON.
MINUTES q 4 s,.ESIsSf 1sRf.sc s e
THE NAME OF THE KNIGHTS on
NO sTockHoIDE1s LrAslIfTD !.
A special meetiag Of the stoekhoIdess Of
the Knights Of Cofumbus Hoidiag Cenpsny
mo Stockholders' Liability vas held q the
office Of z p. Davies 10 the Salmon Build
ing in the City Of Saats Pc, State Of Mes
Mexico on the Rad day Of February. A. ..
t09o, 1t the hosr d 7:le .. -.
The meeting vas called TO- order By M.
J. N. Vigil, who pos motioe Vac unan.
imousiy chosen chairman, aad Mr.. 4. y.
Bersere was appointed Secretary Of the
The Secretary then read the reii Of the
stockholders entitled to vote At this meet.
ing, with the following result:
The following ~stoekholdsss we're present
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-02

Norman r. Smith, a representative
of Gilman & Smith. of Dallas. TEXAS,
big drilling Operator was at Mazda
lena looking for a loca'ioSfor drilling
purposes. He stated that they would
be rrsdy to begin operation just as
soon as a site could be selected and
a Standard Rig shipped into the ter
ritcry.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-02
T0RRENCE

Frank Davis, sheep Inspector. re-
ports that the Pedernal Ranch Co.
have just completed one OF the best
cement dipping watts in the county.
Paul Dean, in the same vicinity. is
building a cement doping vat for
cattle .-Estaneia Herald.
A. A. Mourfield and family moved
down from Estancia last Thursday
and A. A. is very busy getting ready
to raise q big bean crop at Progresso.
The weather at Center Point is
dandy and all hands are busy pre-
pairing their land for another bum
per crop.-Wiilard Record.
A number of the Estancia boys
have Joined the Calf and Pig Clubs
and at a recent meeting officers were
elected in both clubs. The largest
club organized was the Rabbit Club
with a membership of 10. This is the
banner club in the county.
The Agricultural Cub has been
making a study of wheat and re-
Gently the class visited the Ayres
flour mill with their instructor.
These different clubs are planning
great work for the coming year.
A petition has been circulated In
both Estancia and Silverton 10 have
the Siiverton district consolidated
with Estancia.