Episcopal Concert Delights 300 at Town Benefit
A Friday benefit by the Ladies of the Episcopal church under the Railway Club drew over three hundred attendees and 74 in ticket receipts. Dorothy Congdon impressed with a sweet vocal solo and encore, Cornelia Warnock and Nina Scipio offered praised recitations, Little Oliver sisters performed again, Dr. Waldschmidt assisted, and Mrs. Hawkins amused with A Thanksgiving Dream.
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the Episcopal Church
Railway Club
R. RR. Bridges
Sk. Beazly
Dorothy
R. Congdon
Little Oliver Sisters
Nina Scipio
Er. R. Williams
J. M. Hawkins
Local Entertainment Notes at Warren & Bro Druggists Corner
A fine voice by an eleven year old daughter delights the audience at a venue on the corner. Mrs. Jones of Vandusenberg performs a song to good reception. Prof Galindo's orchestra closes with a festive dance that lasts into the early morning. The Railway Club promises more events this winter including a December 19 dance led by Mrs. Frederic L. Carson.
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Railway Club
Frederic L. Carson
Skeleton of El Paso Attorney Found After Years Missing
Street workers uncover a skeletal remains and a silver spoon in a grave in El Paso, identified by teeth and the spoon as those of Attorney E. Ronquillo who vanished on January 26. His sons claim the find may unveil a crime tied to property in Ronquillo's possession.
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E. Ronquillo
el Paso
Ronquillo
New Mexico Baptist College Becomes Territorial Institution
The New Mexico Baptist convention adjourned after a three day session during which the college at Alamogordo was transferred from the Lincoln County Baptist Association to the state convention and made a territorial institution. Trustees were named including five locals and ten others. Rev. RK. Pope was elected president, W. J. Pace vice president, and RK. M. Jackson secretary and treasurer. Officials urged active advertising to establish a successful school in the region amid local criticism of vagrants.
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New Mexico
New Mexico Baptist College
For Rent in Bank Building Stores on Moderate Terms
Ready space for rent in the First National Bank Building with moderate terms. Apply at the bank for details and availability of storefronts and office suites.
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First National Bank
Cattle Shipments Reported by Cattle Inspector
Cattle Inspector J W Latham of the E P & SW Ry reports shipments including 124 head on November 25 by M Harper from Three Rivers to Kansas City. The 80th inst. sale or shipment date appears noted.
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J. W. Latham
M. Harper
Three Rivers
Kansas City
Alamogordo Entertainment Attains Town’s Best Talent
Managers deserve credit for assembling top local performers in an Alamogordo entertainment. The Mexican band led by Prof Y Galindo impressed with three numbers. Oliver sisters, Mrs M L Oliver on piano, charmed attendees with violin and mandolin. Rhomberg and Hines delivered standout vocal and recitations. Honeycutt, Congdon, and others followed with polished acts, while the audience reacted with strong applause.
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Alamogordo
Prof
Y. Galindo
Margueritte J. Hines
Frederic L. Garson
Chrysta
KE. R. Williams
M. Rhomberg
Dr. Waldschmidt
Mr. Rhomberg
Ana Frank Honeycutt
Miss Honeycutt
United States Court Opens Regular Session With Judge Mann
The United States Court began a regular session Monday with Judge Edward A. Mann and Assistant U. S. Attorney David J. Leahy presiding for the government. After convening at 9 o clock a m the grand jury adjourned until 1 o clock pm. Attorneys from across the territory and witnesses from various localities attended the opening. WOODSMEN WANTED at our log camp Russia N M Wages 2 25 to 2 75 per day The New Mexico Tie and Timber Co.
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United States Court
Edward A. Mann
U. S
David J. Leahy
Russia
N. M
New Mexico Tie and Timber Co
Burglary Ring Touched Off Wood Theft Alarm in Ranger
Monday morning shots fired scared residents as Ranger W E Dudley pursued burglars stealing wood from his property. The incident revealed widespread wood theft causing families to move. The town faces hobos and frequent freight-train arrivals, with December shipments from Ancho to Kansas City by Dallas buyers and from Jarilla by W W Fleck signaling end of season.
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W. E. Dudley
Mr. Dudley
Ancho
Kansas City
Dallas
Jarilla
W. W. Fleck
Latham
Burglars Loot Hardware Store On Sunday Night
Burglars broke into G. Scipio hardware store by a rear glass window and stole six shooters razors pocket knives and ammunition. Police are closely watching suspects and citizens advocate action to run these fellows out if no local law governs the tramp issue.
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G. ©. Scipio
Hospital Here Plans Mentioned For Brick Structure
Local source reports that the E P & S Ry would maintain a hospital at this place with a large brick building to be erected for that purpose. Sewing Machine Lumbly introduces a new outfit.
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E. PL &S. We Ry
Sewing Machine Lumbly
Death of Theodore L Slocum in Alamogordo
Theodore L Slocum of Meadville Pa born there died at Alamogordo November 26 1905 after twelve years with Brights disease. He had lived here since May. His son F W Slocum a Rhomberg watchmaker, survived. Funeral by Rev C W Taylor at Hartley residence, burial in city cemetery.
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Theodore L., Slocum
Meadville
Alamogordo
Brights
F. W. Slocum
Rhomberg
C. W. Taylor
Hartley
PF. W. Slocum
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Charter Oak
Geo. Warnock
Episcopal
W. FE. Warren & Bro
the Baptist College of
Lnckless Fellows
G. C. Scipio
E. P
S. W
Margueéritte
Lung
Me. Congdon
U. S. Court
Scipio
Una Frank Honeycutt
Byron Sherry
Mark B. Thompson
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