Fruitland Sees Electric Lights Ford Auto and Scout Demo
Fruitland reports new Ford with electric lights and a boy scout demonstration planned soon. Road work in Jewett valley is underway this week for needed improvements. Mrs A B Young moves to Provo for two years with daughters attending school. William Evans travels to Salt Lake City as Fruitland Stake delegate to the Young Men's Moral Improvement Association convention. Conference promises a holy Sabbath and weekly half holiday guiding youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewett Valley
William Evans
Salt Lake City
Young Men’s Mural Improvement Association
Fruitland Stake
United States
Canada
Riverside Social News Highlights Around Cedar Hill
Mrs Earl Hendrick hosted the Wampakeena Club ladies on Wednesday. Misses Hanger and Grady Hendrick visited friends in Durango last week. Local youths attended a Cedar Hill dance Friday night. Dr Weston traveled to Aztec Monday to have taxes adjusted. Miss Lila Roleton and Edmond returned from Durango where they attend high school. Mrs Pieper and daughter Margerite plan a Friday 10c lunch for Cedar Hill Ladies. Mrs A C Dick hosted Mrs J H Jackson, Miss Belle Hutchin and two Misses Amy and Flora Wednesday. Cedar Hill and Riverside S S will unite for Children Day exercises and a picnic in Tinker grove next Sunday. Albert Harper went to Durango Saturday to meet his sister Bertha returning from Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Hill
Riverside S. S
Tinker Grove
Albert Harper
Durango
Bertha
Beaver
Irrigation Tubes Sold by Automatic Spillway and Tube Co
The Automatic Spillway and Tube Company of Durango Colorado markets galvanized iron irrigation tubes in five height options from two and one half inches diameter up to five inches. Farmers with flood irrigation will use narrower tubes while those with ditch systems use wider sizes. Tubes set quickly and stay in place, and customers won’t pay until they see them work. Local orders will trigger demonstrations in the San Juan Basin ahead of the irrigation season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automatic Spillway and Tube Company
Durango
Colo
San Juan
E. Schneider
Eleo Castelar Sunday schools to unite for Childrens Day
Eleo and Castelar will join in a Children’s Day celebration next Sunday in the grove on top of Big Mesa east of Eleo. Two Durango High School graduates, Miss Irene Tolock and Miss Ethel Craig, returned home last Wednesday. Visitors at Pieper ranch included Mr and Mrs J H Jackson and son of Cedar Hill, Dr and Mrs Weston, and Mr and Mrs J L Parsons of Durango who travelled with the Jackson family from Cedar Hill to Riverside then to Pieper ranch for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleo
Castelar
Big Mesa
Durango High School
Irene Tolock Werce
Joe Smith
Ethel Craig
Pieper Ranch
Ana
J.H. Jackson
Cedar Hill
Weston
J. L. Parsons
Durango
Mr. Jackson
Tor Riverside
Jackson
Road Drag Proves Cheap Method for Road Improvement
The North Fourth Street road day before yesterday showcased a five dollar team effort to repair a poor road section. A road drag, common in progressive states, dramatically improves upkeep with minimal cost. The Albuquerque Herald notes regular use saves money. locals flocked to an upcoming ball game at the Fair grounds and Staplin's advertised embroidered voile flowering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fourth Street
County Road Board
Albuquerque Herald
Subscribe for the Enterprise
A reader highlights a yearly offer of $1.50 for the Enterprise newspaper, calling it well worth the price.
Ferry Rates and Hours From Daylight Until Dark
Vehicle and rider ferry charges listed include one dollar for a team and driver among other tolls. Sheep priced per head at one cent while cattle cost a quarter each. A single passenger fare is twenty five cents. Operations run from daylight to dark as stated.
For Nowe For Advertising For Business Stationery
The Enterprise presents a notice on advertising business stationery services. It highlights design options and pricing for professional letterheads envelopes and business cards aimed at local enterprises and startups seeking branded materials.
Farmington Fire Protection Queried Over Water Supply Actions
A 1913 letter from W. J. Canada to Mayor Swenning warns Farmington New Mexico that abandoning the San Juan River pumping station could downgrade fire protection. It recalls a September 1912 classification of Farmington at 14 1 2 grade and urges maintaining continuous pumping to avoid a sixth class and loss of insurance protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Price Wright
Farmington
Swenning
J. Canada Engineer
F. J. Swenning
Mexico
Sire
San Juan
Farrington
W. J. Canada
Farmington NM board approves water meters purchase
Adjourned May 26 1913 meeting shows Farmington New Mexico Board of Trustees voting to order fifty Trident frost proof water meters and to enter terms with Neptune Meter Co. Warrants totaling 4945.06 levees for water works expenses from 1912 to 1913 listed with recipients and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Farmington
New Mexico
Wright
Skagsg
Neptune Meter Company
F. J. Swenning
F. H. Telkamp
Real estate and goods listings from Farmington area ads
Classified notices advertise land near Farmington with water rights and prices, plus farm goods and household items for sale. Includes 160 acres for 1000 dollars, 160 acres for 3500 dollars, orchard land, town lots, a wagon, a typewriter, furniture, bicycle, phonograph, and a five acre orchard with abundant fruit trees and irrigation. Listings mention Farmington Land & Investment Co and individual sellers P H Foley and Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington City Limits
Starditch
Farmington Lana & Inc. Co
Farmington
Farmington Land & Inv. Co
Farmington Glade
Mesa
P. H. Foley
Public Land and Mining Cases Advertisement Note
Public land and mining cases notice invites interested parties to contact Clark and Wright land lawyers at 902 F Street N.W. Washington D C for information on contests before the Interior Department and where to subscribe for public hands tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Clark & Wright
F Street N.W
Gen
L Land Office
Washington, D.C
Jcrip
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Hubbard
Furniture
Fruitland
June Foutz
Young
Provo
Utah
Riverside
Mrs. Earl Hendrick
Wampakeena Club
Misses Hanger
Grady Hendrick
Dr. Weston
Aztec
Lila Roleton
Brother Edmond
Pieper
Margerite
A. C. Dick
J. H. Jackson
Belle Hutchin
Amy
Flora
Geo Aca
J. S. Palmer, the
Ice Man
Enterprise Printe
Staplin Mercantile Company
Staplin’s
Fair Grounds
San Juan River
Old Bridge
Communications
L. E. Smith
Farmington N. M
Santa Fe
Scottish Rite Masonic
N. M
J. F. McCully
Wm. Lemley
Flora Vista
Fay
Main Street
J.T. PA
L. H. Miller
New Gould
Wilcox
Shurvington Big
Bargain
Wilcox, Shurvington Big
Proceedings
Anaelies
Towa
Farmington Business District
Underwood
Columbia
Evans
Plenty Water
Exsem
Wes Evans
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Elizabeth Phelps
Imington
W. N. M. P. Meridian
Frank Staplin
A. S
Frank E. Downey
George Bergen
John Dixon
Jennie Carner
New Mexco
Francisco Delgado
John Wesley Phelps
Township
Meridian
Jennie Caron
State of New Mexico
County of
Andrew G. Gilchrist
Anrew G. Gilchrist
Sun Juan County
Alent H
Hugh W. Gilchris
Andrew G.gilchrist
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