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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
4
A long list of local notices from Socorro includes business ads for alfalfa hay and dairy stock, new goods at Lonnaenstus Bros, and services from Simon the Clothes Doctor and Hubb’s Laundry. Town visitors and residents are noted, with social calls at the Park House, Jewish Day of Atonement observances, and upcoming church events.
Notices solicit bids for a twelve and a half mile three wire drift fence near Red Canyon within Magdalena Forest Reserve. Contractor to supply wire and staples, haul from San Marcial, cut and haul juniper cedar posts, set and string wire, with gates openings at forest officer discretion. Work starts once wire arrives at San Marcial and requires forest officer approval. Enny K. Hincox named Administratrix of Jacob H. Hilton estate. creditors must file claims per law.
A Ludlow Kentucky section hand naps on the railroad tracks and Michael Callahan lampoons him with a Gaelic quip. Mrs. Adam Croom of Vaughn Mississippi praises Dr King’s New Discovery for a long cough and throat healing, noting three bottles cured her. Studebaker wagons and affordable wallpaper from local sellers are advertised.
David Parker of Fayettee N Yu says Electric Bitters cured his stomach trouble after expensive doctoring and now keeps him strong. He endorses the tonic as worth more than 500 dollars in relief. Available 50c at druggists. Also listed is a Fox Rext Adobe seven room house in Socorro with two acres, stable, and fruit trees, for sale by F. I. Hawana, Kelly, N. M.
Sergeant Robert Lewis of the New Mexico mounted police is in the city on official business and remains here after being detailed by Captain Fornoff.
During the week of the congress the Albuquerque Citizen reports cash corn at 2.10 per hundred pounds, with Crown Mill Co. involved in the market observation.
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