Local notices from Roswell area residents
A summary of brief roving notices includes C W Davis of Hagerman visiting Roswell, Ed Weaver leaving for Defiance Ohio, J N Chedegter from Hagerman visiting friends, Mr and Mrs W R Boyd leaving for Denver, R H Bond and baby traveling to Santa Ana Texas for a goal less visit, memorial roses for cemetery planting, Alameda Greenhouse offerings, a furnished house wanted, John Pattison returning from Carlsbad, E S Mundy visiting Elkins, Wiley Buchanan of the Denver Republican visiting Roswell, and Miss Nell Coffy returning from New York with plans to head Joyce-Pruit millinery duties.
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R.H. Bond
Baby
Santa Ana
Tex
Mr. Bond
Nell Coffy
New York
San Antonio
Joyce-Pruit
Roswell Enforces Hunting and Building Rules in 1905
Milne and Bush Company warn against hunting within posted enclosures. Local notices summarize Miss Marguerite Littlejohn and Mrs. Treisch traveling for shopping and health, plus several residents leaving for Amarillo Chicago and Carlibad. Ordinance 236 amends Ordinance 232 Section 4 to require metal roofing and gutters in fire limits and restrict tin or iron warehouses. effective five days after publication. Passed March 7 1905 and certified March 11 1905.
RAY PRUIT LAID TO REST IN SOGGY MORNING SERVICE
The funeral for Marian Ray Pruit was held at his parents home on Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue with a large crowd despite bad weather. Rev. S. R. Twitty led the brief service before interment at South Side Cemetery and a long funeral procession. Pallbearers included Prof. Powell, Fred Miller, Chas. Shepherd, Mr. Bemis, Boyd Estis, and Mr. Randolph.
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S. R. Twitty
M. E. Church
South
South Side Cemetery
Prof. Powell
Fred Miller
Chas. Shepherd
Mr. Bemis
Boyd Estis
Randolph
Creamery to Open as Cooperative Owned by Local Farmers
H. P. Hobson announced plans for a new creamery to be opened within six weeks. The cooperative venture will be owned exclusively by local residents, with farmers who supply cream and milk allowed to take stock. The project aims to give them opportunity to participate.
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Cern
Real estate listings span Roswell and Lake Arthur areas
A collection of farming and land offers lists tracts from 40 to 960 acres across Roswell Lake Arthur and Lakewood New Mexico. Prices range from 1 000 to 15 000 dollars with notes on soil artesian wells water rights and bearing orchards. Properties include houses near towns and farm land near railroad lines with various acreages and terms.
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Roswell
Lakewood
N. M
Hagerman-Felix
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Huy
Moltison
BIOS
U. S
C.W. Davis
Hagerman
S. Weaver
Defiance
Ohio
J. N. Chedegter
Alameda
Care Record
John Pattison
Carlsbad
E. S. Mundy
Hernandez Lake
Elkins
Wiley Buchanan
Denver Republican
Milne & Bush
Marguerite Littlejohn
South Spring
C. M. Bird
Paul
Carlibad
Mr. Bird
District Court
F. J. Treisch
Fort Smith Ark
Amarillo
Ed Kirk
Chicago
Mr. Kirk
City OF Roswell
Fred J. Beck
J. F. Hinkle
City of
Territory of New Mexico
Ray Pruit
Marian Ray
Mrs. A. Pruit
Seventh Street
Penn
Sylvania Avenue
Wea
Pruit
Mory
Probate
Corder F. P. Gayle
R. D. Bell
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Joseph Bradford
E. T. Maddux
South Roswell
The
Fruitland Company
Robert Kellahin
Fruitland Addition
James F. Hinkle
Fred H. Miller
D. R Britt
West Side
Siegfried Totzek
South Highlands
Eliza Orr
J. J. Mitchell
Township
Range
T Roswell
Naranina
Dui Uuho
H. P. Hobson
Con
Ers
Dexter
Lake Arthur, N. M
Artesia, N. M
Dayton, N. M
Turner & Malone
First National Bank Building
Terns
Pat Ueens
Niswow &Sonnehill
Citizens National Bank
Corner 4Th & Main Streets
NOS! Gmtect Sie
George Zink
Santa FE
Shipping Point
Pecos Valley
Halverman
Warren & Spialone, Hagerdmian
Green River
U. S. Navy
California
John
Pecos Valley Lumber Co
Sherwin- Williams
Siam
Moresco
Home Killed
Kansas City
C. M. Trowbridge & CO