Sierra County Advocate December 12 1913 front issue
A Friday issue from Sierra County Advocate printed under W C Thompson publisher. Date line and masthead indicate a local county newspaper framing community news and notices for December 12, 1913.
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
3
A Friday issue from Sierra County Advocate printed under W C Thompson publisher. Date line and masthead indicate a local county newspaper framing community news and notices for December 12, 1913.
W M Robins visits El Paso this week while Ike Knight returns from Lake Valley. Hillsboro hosts Frank Calhoun and Boas Miller on Tuesday. Mrs P S Kelley and Miss Eula Richardson depart for Gael Week 10r mene. John and Mrs Dawson visit from the river country to see their new granddaughter. Dines travels from Chloride for Mrs Dines and children, then returns home. Gillespie and his mother return from Eagle Pass. A G Vieg leaves to join Mrs Vieg in Chandler Arizona. Jack and Monroe Pague arrive in Hillsboro. Jack retrieves Mrs Pague visiting here. James Drummond comes from Kingston with beans sent to friends. Mrs J W Zollars from Canton Ohio plans holidays here. Christmas arrival expected. Jack Williams opens a butcher shop in the AL Sheppard block. Germain Gage returns from Gila Forest with a fine copper specimen. Mr J M Webster, formerly of Hilleboro, wed Mrs Kent on November 19 1918 in San Diego. Crews Richardson and Pankey return from El Paso via Juarez with reports of unsanitary, filthy conditions and dead horses marred by scavenging dogs.
Robert Martin and wife with Hilliard of Cushillo paused at Palomas Springs on a trip toward Jam and back. Jerry Apodaca and Mrs. Apodaca visited Miguel Apo Ane Francisco Bojorquez Jack Williams and Will Worden went riverward last week for horse hunting. Billy Whitmer of Hermosa with a cowboy from the tornado rested overnight via Las Palomas. Clifford Crews Bob Richardson and Hugh Pankey returned after peering El Faso for a few days and stopping for dinner at the Springs. Yi pp Tittmann and Neal sullivan.
From Hillsboro to the Springs on their way to the railroad, residents like Mr fitt mannshow great interest in the growing town. John Fournalt and Rube Pankey stop to shake hands with friends, and the Liesse families are hosting gatherings. Local merchants expand stores and stock, while new barns and hay buildings rise. Some residents travel or visit, and improvements aim toward a hot water well on Vorlin hill.
Kingston Lodge No. 16 A. F. and A. M. elected W. D. Slease as Worshipful Master J. G. McPherson as Senior Warden Daniel M. Miller as Junior Warden John H. Disinger as Treasurer Thomas Murphy as Secretary D. T. Richardson as Tyler at the regular meeting held last evening.
The local Order Eastern Star elected officers at the recent meeting. Mary Burke is Worthy Matron, Caroline W. Bucher Associate Worthy Matron, Thomas Murphy Worthy Patron, Andrew Kelley Treasurer, Nellie Murphy Secretary, Hattie Given Conductress, Maggie Richardson Associate Conductress. Also includes a medical advertisement for Catarrh treatment Hall's Catarrh Care and Hall's Family Pills with claims of cure and costs.
A humorous anecdote recalls a Sabbath school lesson in Massachusetts where a little girl defines heathen as anyone born outside the state. The tale reflects regional sentiment and classroom simplicity in early community education.
Notice to file applications to graze cattle trees sweet peas and swine within Gila National Forest during 1914. Applications must be filed in Silver City New Mexico on or before June 1 1914. Full particulars about grazing fees and blank forms will be available in the office of N Bsn Ston or its agent. Published December 6. Last publication January 2 1914.
Historic notices announce land applications under the 1910 act, inviting objections to a mineral discovery claim near Fe Grant County. includes a Dec 12, 1918 filing for public land and a Dec 12 notice of final proof for Guadalupe Apodaca with witnesses listed for Hillsboro, N M.
Kennett Bros Kingston NM offers run of lumber with delivery on request at a near term price. Second class and special rates apply. extre charge for delivery.
The notice summarizes hunting seasons and limits for deer wild turkey elk mountain sheep moose beaver ptarmigan and other species in New Mexico. It lists hunting periods possession limits weight and size rules license fees for residents and non residents and bans on killing or injuring certain wildlife.
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