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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1901
Page
8
The schedule shows opening at 7 a.m. daily with Sunday hours starting at 8 a.m. and a special 9 a.m. opening noted. Unclear fragments reference early morning times and a closing time of 4 a.m. or 4 am 1246 a.m.
IW Madenfort visited El Paso on Tuesday Mrs Dugat spent Monday in Marathon Mr and Mrs Menderson went to FA Pano for the 4th Mr and Mrs Tom Crosson were here last Saturday Guests include Mr and Mrs Davia of Austin at JU Irving's home A heavy rain fell in Green Valley Country this week Ranger Wood Sandera passed through town Tuesday Mr and Mrs Sam Schwing spent several days in town DS Combs was in Alpine for a day or two This week Orman a ranchman from Atascosa county visits Friends in Alpine Miss Camille Boyce arrived from San Marcos Mes Waggoner and daughter Marie of El Paso visiting Steve Ferguson’s home Al Chestain left for Os hare in the Pantandle This morning Clyde Boattrill arrived from the raceway with rheumatism Several strangers are visiting Alpine this week We offer cold drinks and wood for sale and delivery in Alpine
An advertisement promises teeth replacement after extraction without a plate. It claims jaw teeth can be restored to their natural condition with a test period and no pay if unsatisfied. Price is five dollars per tooth in 22 carat gold, with Dr. G. J. Martin at the Alpine hotel.
Misses Kincaid and Mangum left for Marfa to visit friends last night. The ornithologists who visited a few weeks ago returned yesterday from the Chisos mountains where they collected specimens.
Description covers a late Ren house with three rooms kitchen and dining area plus good fence, another two room house with good fence, and a second two room house with good fence. Details are fragmentary and location unknown.
An advertisement touts a home treatment called the Home Gold Cure for alcoholism. It claims Dranenvess is a cure, offers domestic use without publicity, and guarantees transformation of drinkers into sober, industrious individuals. Priced at one dollar with directions and optional physician support, it urges private correspondence from Philadelphia firms.
E Dick Staughtes of Dallas presented the County Treasurer with the entire amount due Brewster County from the sale of public school lands plus accrued interest. Mr Caruthers refused the money awaiting Commissioners Court action. Acceptance would reduce public school interest. rejection could lead to costly litigation with uncertain results.
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