Local residents return from diverse trips and trades
E F Hardwick returns from Artesia after a week on business. Frank Jarissere of Hope visits for sheep industry matters. A D Garrett John W Rhea Will D Sweet Mrs M A Finley and Dr D T Finley return from the Albuquerque Irrigation Congress. Mrs G A Lipp returns from Ohio and lake country tours with Dr Lipp. McCune seeks farm trades near Sedalia Missouri for Pecos Valley farmland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Garrett
John W. Rhea
Will D. Sweet
M. A. Finley
D. T. Finley
Irrigation Congress
Albu
Ure
Lake Country
New York
St. Lawrence River
Canada
Lipp
Remains of Judge Leland Taken to Leavenworth
The body of Judge Howard Leland, Roswell land office register, was shipped to Leavenworth Kansas with his daughter Mrs Payton and his brother Cyrus Lel and Jr. of Topeka and Troy. A private funeral was held at the Payton home. The Washington telegraph said no business can proceed where joint work of register and receiver is required until a successor is named. The land office may close during Leland's funeral. Further orders are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Leland
Government Land Office
Roswell
Leavenworth
Kan
B. D. W. Payton
Cyrus Leland, Jr
Topeka
Troy
Payton
North Kentucky Avenue
C. ©. Hill
Judge Leland
Land Office
Washington
Dayton Gas Well Surges to Record Pressure
Word from Dayton reports the Dayton Gas & Oil Company well increasing in strength over the past two weeks and testing at 135 pounds per square inch last night, thirty higher than previous records. The rise is expected to continue as field activity grows and more workers arrive to inspect the site and plan additional prospect wells. Cab fare in the city remains 25 cents to any location.
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Dayton
Dayton Gas & Oil Company
Cadets Win Drill Prizes. Roswell Poised for Warm Welcome
Telegram from Col J W Willson in Albuquerque reports the New Mexico Military Institute cadets won competitive drill prizes at the Irrigation Congress. General Bell praised them as the battalion heads home to Roswell, where a noon Sunday welcome is planned with all residents urged to attend. Mayor Richardson to speak, institute colors red and black to be worn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Martini
J. W. Willson
Albuquerque
The
Military Institute
Irrigation Congress
Gen. Bell
U. S. Army
Roswell
Friends of the Institute
Richardson
Institute
Apollo Club's Second Artistic Success in Roswell
The Apollo Club under Prof. A A White entertained Roswell with Arthur Middleton of Chicago as bass soloist and John Hedgcoxe at piano. Middleton praised for a powerful yet refined voice, backed by accompanist Mrs. W L Hill. The concert, held at the Christian church, drew praise for artistry and financial success despite absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Club
Christian Church
Roswell
A. A. White
Arthur Middleton
Chicago
Basso
John Hedgcoxe
Middleton
Ingersoll Book Stationery Ad Offers Cash for Books
Local shop Ingersoll Book Stationery and Art Co invites customers to sell old school books for cash or exchange them for new titles. Prompt appraisal and fair offers expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingersoll Book, Stationery & Art Co
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Morrison Bros.’ Store
Morrison Bros. & Co
E. F. Hardwick
Artesia
Frank Jarissere
Hope
G. A. Lipp
Ohio
Mr. Lipp
A Pleas
Enterprise Hardware Co
E. E. McNatt
Sedalia
Pecos Valley
R. H
McCune
Leland
City Livery & Transfer Co
Palace Livery
Guy H. Herbert
Star
F. O. Vernon
Stetson
Peeler
Makin's
Mr. Middleton
W. L. Hill
Hedgeaxe
Annie Laurie
White
Mr. White
North
T. J. Ray
Scranton
Archibald
United States Court
Charles Lane
West Chester County
N. Y
Pittsburg
Gilkeson
Sor
George A. Puckett
the Record
Makin’s
Record Office
Arizona
Los Angeles
Williams
Babbitt Bros
Fresh Daily
Forstad & Johnson
Roswell N. M
Fusion
Rzady
Dilley Furniture Company
Gandy
Kiplings
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Stein-Bloch
Joyce-Pruit C