Local notes from Hillsboro Hermosa region and travels
Ninety six in the shade. Col and Mrs W Hopewell left Saturday for Hermosa. Ike Knight spent days in Hillsboro. Jim Drummond came from Kingston. Mrs OC Crews returned from Flat Springs. A new awning covers Blue Ribbon Saloon. Ice factory produced first batch of the season. Many residents and visitors listed with routine movements and surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Shade
Col
Mrs. W. Hopewell
Hermosa
Ike Knight
Hillsboro
Blue Ribbon
Pink Davis
Hot Springs
Snowbound Rancher Relocates After Heavy Winter
A Wyoming era note reports Dolph Reed, living atop the Black Range near Hermosa, selling his ranch to H J Hodge and planning a move to Florida to avoid snow. Neighbors say over 16 feet of snow fell this winter, described as the harshest season yet. Sally and Janney of Chino Copper toured the Peters country then left town on Saturday.
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Engle
Messers Sally and
Janney
Chino Copper Company
Phaeters
Fairview Notes and Local Tidbits
Miss Florence Grimes arrives at Camp Calumet. Two stray Jersey calves chase thrills for two equestrians. Minnie James visits Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reilly. Newt Clarka woos nature and visits town with a keen burro. Oslomet Mining suspends work. resume under new management in about a month. Spring verse and poetry offer 10¢ autographs. A. Laidlaw improves ranch with fruit trees. Dr. Ashton travels to seek relocation. Daisy Hearn called to Mrs. Armour’s bedside. Armour improves.
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A. Laidlaw
Ashton
Hall's Family Pills and Patent Sales Ad
Blood and mucus surfaces of the avetem lestimatials sent free Price 75 cents per bottle Sold by all druggists Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation Advt.
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Hall
El Paso Herald Offers Combined Subscriptions
Advertises one year of The El Paso Herald with various magazines at 7.00 and a Santa Fe New Mexican combo for 9.60. Promises the offers are temporary and asks readers to mail checks or money orders to the El Paso Herald and specify the preferred combination.
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el Paso Herald
Woman's Home Companion
Metropolitan Magazine
Sunset Magazine
American
Il Paco Herald
Santa Fe New Mexican
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward for Cure
An old advertisement promises one hundred poliaray reward for a catarrh cure Hall's Catarrh Cure. It asserts F J Cheney's honesty and financial reliability, backed by the National Bank of Commerce Toledo Ohio. The text touts internal use and direct action of the medicine.
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Hall
F. J. Carney & Co
Toledo
Ff. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
O. Hall
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Sierra County
Advocate
Thompson
Jim Drummond
Kingston
OC. C. Crews
Flat Springs
Mrs. F. I. Given
Cuchillo
Jim Finch
King
Ston
John Bright
TI Ranch Piatogs Bay
H. A. Ringer
Andy Hant
OR. W. Moffatt
Miss Roe
el Paso
Dr. Given
Phil. Kelley
Sheriff Kendall
Dan Sherman
Imperial Valley
Dan
W. M. Armer
Kingman
Arizona
Jos. W. Reid
J. H. Herrick
Corro
W.S. Hopewell
C. H. Mayers
R. H. Hopper
Mr. Meyers
J. H. Fander
Bough
Taylor, Arizona
Mrs
Charlie Johnson
Forest
Bovedrase
J Wife
Tom Hyatt
Alonzo Hyatt
Messrs
Victor and Slees of
Deming
Qol
Mrs. W. S. Hopewell
Pacific Mutual Life Ins
Gallifornia
F. B. Scaventeer
Gen. Agt
Albuquerque
N.M
Yeater
Dolph Reed
Dolph
Reid
H. J. Hodge
Florida
Fairview
Florence Grimes
Camp Calumet
Minnie James
Harry Reilly
Newt
Clarka
de Soto
Oslomet Mining Company
Daisy Hearn
W. M. Armour
Chloride
Department of the Interior
Las Crucos
N. M
Felipe G. Baga
Curhillo
Meridian
Teofilio EB. Baca
Cushillo
John L. Burrside
U.S. Land Office
Laz Cruces
Dee
Jose MA Garcia
NigSig
Nigswig
N. M. P. Meridian
United States Land Office
Lax Crucus
New Mexico
Congress
P.M. Rial
Wig
Wigs
Psec
NEM
Las Craves
Joan L. Burnston
Register
Harry Benson
Cedar Brook
Haig & Haig
Savage
Stook
W. L
Douglas Shoes
Hanan & Sonn
Hart Schaffner and Marx
John B. Stetson
Whever
Simon Stern
P. O
le Ib
Waylona
Hubbard
Sauerkraut
Spot Cash Grocery
Gold Ave
Albuquerque, N
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