Weather, church meetings, and city notes in early days
Local rain and colder tonight with generally fair weather tomorrow. St Johns Guild meets at 7:80 this evening at the Guild hall. tomorrow meeting at the Guild hall at p m. Miss Margaret McGillivray taken to St Joseph sanitarium. Various locals: Mr H Johnson of Denver visiting for digs. awaiting Arthur Walsh arrival. Congressman Tawney touring Arizona to arrive tomorrow. Miss Little of Omaha demonstrating beef extract at Jaffa Grocery. Roy Stone of El Paso visiting, plans to locate there. Mrs H B Steward and daughter arrive from Springer. J B Archuleta buys goods, wife recovering from typhoid fever. Dr T A Dabney and family may relocate here. R B Myers returns from Colon Panama and plans next location. New Staal block nearing completion on Railroad avenue. Charles Custer to have hearing for car break-in. J J Wagner in Albuquerque for stained glass windows. Justice George R Craig remodels office, new furniture and repapering. John F Stowe’s dramatic company performs Ten Nights in a Bar Room at the opera house Oct 10. Judge Nathan Washburn and family guests of the Washburns. tour of the west and southern California. J W Cox brings thirty range horses. William Farr buys twenty-two horses for shipment to Imperial Bay. Store ad for overgarments and low shoes in stock at C May’s Alive Store.
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Petty
St. John’s Church
St. John's Guild
Margaret McGillivray
St. Joseph Sanitarium
H. Johnson
Denver
Posaph and Cable Company
T. H. Walsh
Arthur Walsh
Capon
Congressman Tawney
Party
Arizona
Miss Little
Omaha
Neb
Cudahy
Jaffa
Roy Stone
el Paso
Texas
Stone
Paro
H. B. Steward
Wid Slater
John Steward
Springer
Steward
J.B. Archuleta
Sandoval
Kogds
T. A. Dabney
Artesta
Pecos Valley
R. B. Myers
Gold Avenue
Colon
Panama
Reain
Staal
Railroad Avenue
Charles Custer
Islet
Charles Maing
Santa Fe
United States
H. R. Whiting
J. J. Wagner
Kansas City Stained Glass Works
Albuquerque
New Presbyterian Church
Wagner
Charles
Will Chadwick
John F. Stowe
Alvin Wyskoff
Joe Morgan
Opera House
Matson
Nathan Washburn
Middleboro
Mass
Mra
L. Washburn
Ae Washburn
Burn
California
Washburn
J. W. Cox
Datl Mountains
William Farr
Farr
Imperial
Valley of Tanneuin Profit Doubts Fractured Tale
Fragmentary OCR note describes a character Mr Pare viewing a valley with disbelief and a reference to profits of £000. The unreadable text hints at a business or land assessment but lacks clear names, places, or events to establish a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanneuin
Pare
Sim
New Mexico Military Institute touted as premier southwest school
Colonel J. Willson, commandant at Rowell Modell Military Institute, praises New Mexico Military Institute. He notes enrollment at 426, growth from eight years, ample facilities including eight buildings, hospital, water works, and electric lights. The staff has nine professors. the school emphasizes NM student accommodation and expansion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golo Wn Wilson
Nae: Modell Miliary Institute
Rowwol
Owl Lodge
Willson
Junor
Bir
New Mexico Military Institute
Coneversation
Citreen
Southwest
Gail Colonel Willson
New Mexico
Ero
Immense Electric Fan Installed at Lumber Plant
One of the largest electrical fans in existence was installed at the American Lumber company planing mill. The six foot plus, 39 thousand pound unit arrived from the east last night by Santa Fe express but was delayed in Chicago. It required many workers to unload onto a specially built truck and drew a large crowd at the station. The fan powers sawdust and refuse removal and represents a costly, advanced mill advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lumber Company
Chicago
For Rent Lovely Furnished Room and Board
Furnished room with fine board offered at 506 South Arno Street. Oil spills noted with dripping smell. safety with gas cooking emphasized. Good cooking encouraged, property emphasizes secure gas use.
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South Arno Street
Bernalillo County Bonds Call Notice 1895
Bernalillo County in New Mexico calls bonds dated July 1 1895 issued in two series A and B for payment by November 7 1905 at Chemical National Bank New York or N W Harris Chicago with interest ceasing after that date. Alfred Grunsteld chairman. Also various local ads including Rio Grande Woolen Mills skirts and a reopened tailor shop offering coats and dry goods sale notes.
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Bernalillo
New Mexico
Chemical National Bank
New York
N. W. Harris & Company
Chicago
Ill
Alfred Grunsteld
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Iseer
F. F. Trotter
F. Trotter
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Chickering
Whitson Music Co
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Rex Flinthote
Albuquerque Lumber CO
First and
Marquette
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Moon & Keleher
Everit Or
Bay
Bsc
Te. C. May's Alive
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Protek
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E. L. Washburn CO
Oot
Arante
Institute Great School
J. Willson
Lumber Company
Planing Mill
Casino
Leela-Devine Orchestra
Ladies Aid ‘Society of the Congregational Church
Shufflebarger
Bernalillo County
J. A. Summers
Rio Grande Woolen Mills
Globe Store
A. J. Moreill
Flint Street
Eanes
Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Goetz
Maloy's
Simon Stern
Whitney Company
First Street
Fleet Street
Second St
Sara
Walton's Drug Store
J. H. Shoemaker
Rio, Grande
Don Florio
Don Recardo
Little Sultano
Gussaroff
KE. J. Post & CO
Chas. F. Myers
John van & Pacific Ranges
Delessd
Winchester
Colt's
Studebaker
Eclipse
Wind Mills
Starrett
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