Local Gallup Notes On Artian Tschudy and town affairs
Brooklyn Institute artist H. Tschudy, visiting Gallup last summer, has a study of a Navajo couple hung in a leading New York gallery. The town reports include Santa Fe railroad yard changes, depot and Harvey House site clearing, track reorganization for passenger traffic, and an upcoming New Years dance by Sacred Heart Church's Young Ladies Sodality. Local business and social updates cover Stagg’s Gallup trading store, oil fires on the Puerco bed, Golden Rule store wage raises, and Christmas preparations around town.
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Mr. Tschudys
Santa Fe
Sharp Fellows Company
Harvey House
Gallup
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Notable Gallup residents pass and local notices compile
George Koenig died at home on Hill Avenue after a brief illness. He was Austrian by birth and lived in the area since youth, survived by a wife, an adopted daughter, a sister Mrs. George Kraker, a brother Joseph and a brother in Europe. The funeral was at Sacred Heart church with Knights of Columbus and Santa Fe workers in attendance, burial at Hill Crest Cemetery. Mrs. Charles McKittrick, formerly of this county, died in San Diego, survived by adoptive son Carl McKittrick and her mother Mrs. Moses. The notice also briefed local showings at Empress theater and community notices, including employment requests from Gallup Employment Co. Theodore Silva, agent.
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George Koenig
Hill Avenue
George Kraker
Joseph
Europe
Koenig
Austria
Sacred Heart’ Church
Knights of Columbus
Santa Fe
Hill Crest Cemetery
Charles McKittrick
San Diego
Cal
Carl McKittrick
Moses
Crimes and burglaries plague town amid Indian unrest
A string of crimes includes an attempted holiday hold up near the Bickel trading store thwarted by a passerby. A Navajo youth frightened a white girl north of town. he was ordered to leave. Western Stores at Gibson burglarized Dec 20, jewelry and guns stolen, value around 600 dollars. William Taylor colored sought for forging checks after cashing them locally and fleeing.
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Bickel
A. Young
Western Stores Company
Gibson
William Taylor
Taylor
Local Gallip meat shop moves and health notes at Christmas
Mr and Mrs C M Cotton move their butcher shop from the north side to Railroad and Second offering fresh cured meats with delivery. W D Bell relocates from Mendini building to the former Bank saloon with large ranch meat supply from San Juan county. Judge Ruiz plans temporary retirement to recuperate while returning to law practice when able.
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Gallip
Bertemar
Atrests
W.d.z
W.D., Bell
Mendini
Railroad. Ave
Bank Saloon
Bell
San Juan County
Ruiz
Registered Optician Edward P. Sellard Joins Local Store
Have Registered Optician Wurm and Burke jewelers installed Edward P. Sellard who arrived from Albuquerque. Sellard comes highly recommended in his profession and the many customers of this store will receive the benefit of this new department store.
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Wurm
Edward P. Sellard
Albuquerque
Sellard
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G. E. Wilson
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Gallup Employment Co
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