The Spanish American. [volume], July 01, 1922, Image 6

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The Spanish-Affier.caiyRoy. Harding Coenfy, NüW Mexico, Saturday July 1st. 1923
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NEW GOODS
Are arriving daily
COTTON GOODS
Will soon be higher, so come in
now and buy your supply of sum
mer good, dresses etc.
We are still featuring our first
grade overalls and mene leather
work gloves.
Our stock of Ladies and Childrens low cut shoes will
be kept up all summer, so you may be able to get any size
and anytime. , . , .i ii L i
We cheerfully take your produce.
It pleases us to serte you and our service will please you
Lujans & Branch
1 ROY NEW MEXICO
EFFECIENT AUTO
REPAIRING
Is truly an a rt
Our workmen are real
mechanics who have
gone thru the school of
experience.
SERVICEGARAGE
RAYMOND PENDETON, MGR.
.OSCAR KIDD Prop.
ROY, N. M.
James S. Christman
Driller and Contractor
Deep Holes a Specialty
Custom Plowing, Large Tracts
ROY. NEW MEXICO-
NOW
15 doz. $1.00 a hundred
1.50
1.50 "
3.50 "
.25 each
PLANT
Cabbajre, transplanted plants
(Caulif lower " " .20
.Celery " " .20
iPepers,sweet & Chili, pot grown .50
Tomatoes, not crown. .50
$3.50 to $20.00 per hundred
Special prices quoted on thousand lots.
We also have some fine plants for the Flower Garden
and Porch Box, such as Geraniums, Verbennas, Petunias,
Asters, etc. Let us help you beautify your home.
'Raton Greenhouses
' fF 'THEtfÁYtORS"
P. .(Drawer 349 Raton, N. M.
Miss Shirley Nutier was a bu
siness visitor in Albuquerque
last week. .. , .
Eat wisely and
jy ou will live well
This ad is more directly for people who are not
customers of this store. Our purpose is to dir
ect your attention to the quality of groceries we sell;
i to remind you that our prices are at bed-rock; to
(Convince you that by buying your foodstuff from us
'you will be able to do justice to the demand that
nature makes upon your mentality and upon your
physicar self. And the only way we can convince
vyouasdo sell you once. Will you be convinced?
THE CITY MEAT
MARKET
Frank Salazar of Mosquero,
was in town on business Friday
of last week. . , , ,
J. H. White and wife were in
from the ranch last Monday pur
chasing supplies.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Clarke Steinbaugh of Mosqu
ero was in town on business last
Monday morning.,
I hereby announce myself as
a candidate for County Assessor
o' Harding County, New Mexico,
subject to the action of the De
mocratic Convention. If nomina
te and elected, I pledge myself
to personally discharge the du
ties of said office without favor
to anyone and at a minimum of
expense to taxpayers. .
Cecil Mackey of Solano has
been spending the week at the
Connor home in Roy.
County Clerk Anderson pur
chased a Ford auto from Miss
Shirley Nutter last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bradley,
of the Bradley neighborhood',
were business visitors in Roy on
Monday afternoon.
Jakft Flncraheim snent several
days in Denver this week visiting
relatives and mends, and also at
tending to business matters.,-, ' .
Senator T. E. Mitchell of Al
bert was in town Friday and wh
ile here he reported that he had
just shipped a car of fine bulls .
Martin White of northwest of
Mills was in town last Monday.
Martin reports crop conditions
are fine out in his portion of the
country.
Hon. Eufracio Gallegos, coun
ty commissioner, was in Roy be
tween trains last Thursday en
route to the state capital on
business .
Mrs. A.J. Burleson, who has
been at the Plumlee hospital the
past few weeks is reported doing
nicely and it is hoped that she
will soon be up and about again.
Mrs. J. B. Lusk who was op
erated upon at the Plumlee hosp
ital a few weeks ago, is doing ni
cely at the present time and will
soon be able to be up and around
again .
Margaret Kennedy, who has
been attending school in Las Ve
gas the past year, is visiting he:
mother, Mrs. Henry Farr, out oi.
Rural route NO. 1.
W. P. Mealey Sr. and Jr. of
Mosquero were business visitors
in Roy last Friday. W. P. Jr.
is just recovering from a severe
operation performed by Dr. Dan
iels of Mosquero.
The WTeisdorfer boys of south
of town have been enjoying a
few days fishing trip to several
points in Colfax county. They
i report many tourists and camp
ers m the mountains and that
fishing has been very good.
C. Ernest Anderson, of Mosqu
ero, spent last Fridayvnight at
the Guthmann home last week
and enjoyed the musical broad
cast programme sent out by ra
diophone from the station of the
Weekly Kansas City Star.
Milo Ratclife, the smiling soda
water jerker at the Fairview
Pharmacy, went to Clayton last
Friday returning with Mrs Rat
cliffe who has been visiting with
relatives at that place for the
past week. Milo says "Nix, for
batching, for Yo
We forgot to tell you last week
that Mr, and Mrs. Shelby Strick
land had returned front their
summers outing and fishing trip
to the mountains. Like all
fishermen they have great stor
ies to tell. They report that
they enjoyed the trip very much
and appreciated the fine rest
that they had.
The following is a letter receiv
td by the SPANISH AMERICAN
this week from our old friend
Sam Strong who is sojourning in
the east on a vacation trip.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
June 23, 1922
Dear Friends:
Just a line to let you know
that I am enjoying myself on my
trip but it is as hot as H here.
I received the S.A. yesterday
and was glad to get it ; wish you
would send my next copy to
Mansfield, Mo. I am in Guthrie
now, but expect to leave Monday
for Tulsa and from there to Mo,
The crops are sure fine in this
country j harvest is all over1 in
roasting ears. Hope everything
is O.K at RóyV . '....-i ,t:v
I I Respectfully, ' , ",
' . Samv Strong!. f ' "!"
Several of the young folks of
Roy enjoyed a picnic and all day
outing to the canyons in the vi
cinity of the Red nver bridge
last Sunday.
Joe Town send, accompanied by
his brother of Quanah, Texas,
left last Sunday for points in
Nebraska, where they will work
in the harvest fields.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Clayton,
New Mexico, June 22, 1922.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Pavíd N. Livingston, of Solano,
I larding county, New Mexico,
who, on February 21st, 1919,
made Additional Homestead En
try, No 025716,. for NW-SW
U. W-NW, Sec 27, N
SEii, NE; Section 28, Town
ship 18 N., Range 25 E., N. M.
P. Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make Final Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before
F. H. Foster, U. S. Commission
er, at his office at Roy, New
Mexico, on the first (1) day of
August, 1922;
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Myers, 3. R. Livingston,
and 0 . D. Davis all of Solano,
New Mexico, and Oscar Kidd of
Roy, New Mexico.
H. H. Errett,
Register.
Helpful to Farmers
A strong banking connection
is a necessity for the modern
farmer. In our relations with
our fames patrons we strive to
give at all times that service and
assistance which will be most
profitable and helpful.
We invite other ' farmers to
make full use of oar facifities.
First National Bank
Member Federal Reserve System
A.I. BURLESON ENTERS
RACE IN DEMOCRATIC
RANKS FOR ASSESSOR
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Clayton,
Ney Mexico June 21, 1922
NOTICE is hereby given that
James R. Livingston, of Solano,
Harding county, New Mexico,
who, on September, 11th, 1918,
made Additional Homestead En
try, No. 024160, for SW-NW
V, NVfc-SWVU Sec. 22. Sft-NE
14, SEV4-NW14, Ei2-SWt4, SE
Vx Section 21, Township 18 N.,
Range 25 E., N. M. P. Meridian
has filed notice of intention to
make Final Three Year Proof,
to establish claim to the land a-
bove described before F. H.
Foster. U. S. Commissioner, at
his office at Roy, New Mexico,
on the first (1) day of August,
1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Myers, O. D. Davis, and
D. N. Livingston all of Solano.
New Mexico and Oscar Kidd of
Roy, New Mexico.
, H. H, Errett, .
Register
Our old friend A.I. Burleson,
more commonly known as "Shor
ty", has just handed us for publi
cation an announcement of his
intention to make the race for
County Assessor in the approach
mg election.
Of course there is little need
to state that he will run on the
Democratic ticket. Shorty states;
that he will make a clean race
and will ask the Democrats of
the countv to nominate him on
his record alone without any po
litical favors. He is of old Texas
stock and a long time resident of
New Mexico.
' We know that Mr Burleson
will make a fast race for the rea
son that he is well known over
the new county and is liked ex-
! tremely well by everyone . In the
near future we shall secure a
write-up about Mr Burleson and
tell more of his history. But we
shall say now that people of the
county will not go wrong in sup
porting him.
FOR SALE For land on this
mesa, 88 acres of land in Texas
County, Mo, a good sizfr orchard
a the place, also some1 houses
and lots in Joplin, Mo., will trade
for a good suitable farm here or
other property. For particulars,.
see or write
O. A. Buttler
Roy, New Mexico,
THF .W TOIL NOT,
BUT THEY SPIK IF
THEY" DRINK
BOOTL.EG LIQUOR.
SOME CHICKEN
Harry Vorenberg won the ho
nors of being the best rooster at
the ball game last Sunday. Wa
gon Mound Independent .
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It will soon be
Fourth of
July
Most of the grown up people just orget how to celebrate the
FOURTH, but kids know how to celebrate "her" as "she" should
be celebrated and o course you will have to have' some Fire Crack
ers to celebrate properly. We've got 'em' and other fire works
too, Nuff Sed:
FAIRVIEW PHARMACY
The Roy Drug Store
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