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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
2
Farmington and nearby towns report assorted items including sales of a milk cow, home cured hams, and groceries. notices of residents traveling to Gallup and Clarksville. school and church events. a state fair lineup. and local business updates from Heflin Bros to Otis Blacksmith Shop.
Farmington Drug Store offers a free cinema ticket for every dollar and fifty cents spent in cash on merchandise excluding ice cream and soda water. Save tickets and exchange them later for a movie admission. the store proclaims quality and service.
Geo Phelps now employed in Gallup after leaving Sawyer New Mexico. Geo Martin of Farmington visits from Denver. Ed Hudson transported passengers to Gallup. Parcels post C O D to begin July 1. W F Hunter, Indian trader, returns from the reservation. Ralph Tucker reports two good rains and good grass. Farmington stores stay open July 3 for Fourth. Farmington and Fruitland base ball game at Fruitland. lower valley wins. Tyro Schutz travels to Durango. J S Palmer sells winter ice and ships ice from Durango. Farmington Drug Store offers free movie tickets. A L Davis and wife plan a Cuba and Jemez Springs trip by overland route. Mrs Louis Fritz and three children return to Silverton after two weeks here.
Subscriptions keep coming in for the San Juan Basin Oil Company. Farmington hosts a Fourth of July program with two picture shows and an old fashioned celebration. Local travel, tax talk, and obituaries, including Orren Bosworth and H F Alexander, frame a day in San Juan County.
Rev. Fitzgerald will occupy the pulpit Sunday in the Presbyterian chabedi next Sunday morning and evening due to Rev. R. C. Jackson attending a presbytery meeting in Las Vegas where he serves as Moderator. Fitzgerald arrives tomorrow en route to the Presbyterian mission near Shiprock assigned to take charge.
A call to Missourians asks residents to register at the Tea Store or Mrs. Fannie Paxton or the Enterprise office. The speaker claims the newspaper is a Missouri scribe and threatens a state observance if enough locals participate.
The Annual Children's Day program will be held Sunday evening at eight at the Methodist church with a program by the children. The Sunday School will meet for a final rehearsal Friday at 2 30 p m and every member is urged to attend especially those on the program. Sunday School and preaching services Sunday morning as usual.
Notice warns water will be shut off on July 1 if water meter applications are not filed in the superintendent's office by that date. It states no intention to shut down the plant, but threatens taxation to cover bond and operating costs if the system is not supported.
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