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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1906
Page
3
A compilation of short notices reports travel for residents and locals. Movements include C H Spencer to Portales C E Lukens leaving on a trip B H Tallmadge returning from Canyon City and J Q Tannehill with daughter Bettie visiting Texas. A revival starts in Folsom and a dam of other social and business notes conclude with Mrs. W W Majors death.
One of the neatest and most complete homes with modern conveniences in the Pecos Valley. Rented for 42.50 monthly, selling price 250.00 below cost. Located first house north of Dr. Veal on Richardson Avenue. Contact Totten & Kennath ranch at Artesia or address Chris Totten. July 1906 sheepmen meeting to plan trip to Albuquerque on Sept 8 to answer Governor Hagerman call. ELZA WHITE secretary. Oil field near Roswell with claims for sale. maps available opposite Post Office 303 N Main Carlton & Bell. tf
Five room cottage with three lots in a good location priced at $800. $150 cash down, balance on easy payments. Agent R. H. McCune.
A string of rental notices lists rooms for rent at 408 N Lea 404 N Lea 200 S Lea Ave and 512 N Missouri Ave. Also desks for rent at Big 4 Realty Grand Central Hotel and rear U S Market. A new 50 by 125 foot building is under construction with fall occupancy planned and possible division.
WANTED man to haul the slops from the Shelby Hotel. WANTED furnished room for light housekeeping close in with nice family. Will exchange references. 625 N. Main St. 1412
An exclusive millinery store opens July 16 in the vacant room first door south of the Grand Central Hotel in Roswell. The display promises the grandest aggregation of exclusive styles ever shown in the city, with stock available for sale. Presented by Mrs. F. D. Welch at 1016.
Carlton and Bell advertise loans secured by real estate. R. H. Mel McCune relocates to a room above American National Bank at 1026 N Main.
Notice invites readers to acquire a house to live in a pasture for stock and other things at no cost. Contact R M Parsons at First National Bank, 1313, for details.
Found on Main street. Ten dollars reward and ownership verification required. Pay for this notice and identify property. A. L. W. Nilsson, 602 North Main St. 121f
Multiple items lost including a small gold Masonic pin double eagle marked 32, a gold dollar broach pin, and a red book titled The Fraternal Brotherhood. Return to Record office or W. H. Smith real estate office or Grand Central Hotel to receive a reward.
Oliver Womack and Charles White slipped from their cell last night by an unlocked door and fled from an upstairs window after a 25460o0t drop. Ennis Post slept through the escape. officers continue a diligent search as White and Womack face prior theft charges.
The Santa Fe railroad released a stylish booklet titled The Santa Fe Southwest. It covers the country served by Santa Fe lines in the region and includes Pecos Valley scenes. Prominent Roswell residents share interviews and the volume features Pecos Valley illustrations.
An exclusive millinery shop debuts in a vacant room one door south of the Grand Central Hotel around July 16. The store promises ultra fashionable styles and a refined display for ladies.
Roswell ponies owned by A. R. Hamilton dominated the Brunote Island event near Pittsburg in the Pittsburg Polo and Steeplechase Association meet. Pecos Johnny took two firsts, Nellie Ryan a third, and Skirmisher a second in six races with six entries each. Hamilton rode Pecos Johnny in one winning event.
Rich ore is being removed from Kuykendall Mining near Carlsbad New Mexico as operations progress. An assay by a Louisville firm shows 135 dollars per ton copper, boosting Kuykendall stock to around 40. Denver expert A J McCallan and Arizona mining man Arthur Dodge praise the outlook for a paying proposition.
Louis Sarabie faced Justice Bailey’s court yesterday on a charge of abandoning a herd on the range. He was found guilty on a compromise and fined one dollar plus costs.
James Linch and Beulah Williams were wed at 6 30 PM at the bride’s home corner First Street and Richardson Avenue Judge J B Bailey performed the ceremony with deputy county recorder Dick Ballard as the sole witness. The couple will reside at the bride’s home.
One team draft horses two sets harness complete one new Bain wagon No 3 one Birdsell wagon No 2% one fine galvanized iron chuck box half dozen water kegs and other sheep camp outfits. Will leave city in a few days. Inquire for Mr. Baca at Joyce Pr (Joyce-Pruit Co) 1416.
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