University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository San Jon Sentinel, 1910-1916 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 10-27-1911 San Jon Sentinel, 10-27-1911 J. T. White Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/san_jon_sentinel_news Recommended Citation White, J. T.. "San Jon Sentinel, 10-27-1911." (1911). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/san_jon_sentinel_news/65 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in San Jon Sentinel, 1910-1916 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. SAN ON SENTINEL VOL. 3 SAN JON, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY OCTOBER 371b, 1911 NUMBER 17 PREHIUMS FOR THE VALLEY HAPPENINGS IfJ CITY AND VALLEY. THE 0 QUAY COUNTY MAKES A GOOD SHOWING AT DRY FARM CONGRESS AN JON Have yon registered yet? Pigs for sale, Inquire at tb!s REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET The 1911 session of the Intrr office. Senater Hirchel New has rented his L. L. Klinefelter national Dry Farming Congress is place and left for Arlie, Texas, C. L. Owen and wile visited Representatives Paul Jone now over. The fact that 63 per where he will spend the winter. at J. T. Whites Sunday. I. McLaren cent of the remaining unoccupied of if cut Townsite Sheriff-Will- iam arable acreage the earth, Sam Grange ba9 been helping C. E. Upchurch of Reveulto Troup Company tivstedat all must be titled by Fred Simmons harvest his crop. was business here Clerk G. A. transacting Dallinger dry-farmi- ng methods shows the addition C. L. Owen's Treasurer The to Wednesday. Lee Anderson vast importance of this subject. and th OFFERS A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY store is now completed S. F. Lewis, who came in the Assessor Ed Ellis Years of experimentation and has been moved to the postoffice first of the week to visit bis father Superintendent E. Pack testing of various systems have OR INFESTED T back end of the store. H. returned Wtdnes iemostrated drouth can be I I). Lewis, Probate Judge S. E. Sberrod that day morning to his home at Bear largely overcome where proper Write to C. C. Chapman at Tu. Surveyor Teo D. Martinez den, Oklahoma. precautions are taken. This, the ;umcari, for prices on Windmills Commissioners SAN Most and J. W. Muncos Sixth Congress, met at Colorado JON, the Beautifully Located Town, in the and Hardware in general. M. K. Whitton has moved his J. P. Nelson and E. Dibble i6-a- J. Soring. Colo. October o and Finest Valley in Eastern Quay County, New Mexico, is Lo- & M. in old The bridge gang on the T. Barber Shop, back the stand DEnOCRATIC COUNTY farmers, scient TICKET brought together cated About the Center of the Valley, and is the principal are woiking out of here this week. and is now ready for business Clerk J. D. Finegan st. national and state agricultur trading point of the valley. This has been a great harvest Wanted so tons of well matured Treasurer-- L. G. Pearson al secretaries and experts, as well week for the coal man No less headed maize. Will pay $12.50 Assessor I. J. Briscoe as landowners and others interest than 30 loads weto hauled from per ton. Sheriff J. F. Ward ed in agricultural development Write for prices, terms and McDamel. descriptive literature to : htre during the vjek. 2. T. Snperintendent-- J. C. Williams rom various parts af the world. who had FOR SALE Mr. Aiex Aston and family of Commissioner! W. B. Rector Dr. G. H. Branbam Allen were trading here Wednes Fred Walther T. C. Collins charge of the Quay county exbidit HERMAN QRHARDT, m&r.. Tucumcari, JT. M. Tkam, Wagon and Harness returned day. Senator C. H. Alldredge sent to the Congress, for sale if sold at once. -O- R- cheap Representatives J. L. House the first of the week and has many at Z, T. McDaniel's Dr. Branham and son, George, Inquire J. W. Camdbell good things to say concerning the C. C. Local San Jon, N. M. were doing some work on the farm REED, Agt., store. immense amount of edusational . J. D. this wi-ek- Judge Cutlip James Wank returned Thurs Surveyor Orville Smith work the Congress is doing. which Dr. Branham day from Iiuckner, Kansas, where J. T. liutchins has proved up The exhibit for some on his claim and moved his fam bad with him was not complete he has been working Box time. He walked up to his home ily into town. He is working Supper. enough to enter as a county exhi with the on the T.&M bit and make any showing so he on the plains. bridge gang The Literary Society will give entered the smaller communities C. 12. Weldon was ahout town a box supper on Saturday night The Ele Store. All kinds of legal work properly and individuals. All exhibits Drug some this week. His October 28th. A good crippled executed at this office. Notary program were labeled with the name of the is Come foot is improving very slowly. Public in the office. being prepared. and raiser and his location in the coun M. have a Tucumcari, N. good time. Program will were received on home v All prices If you are looking for a begin at ocloelfc r.. C. C Reed made a business eight ine- - one Com e articles except write to the Valley Land to Tucumcari the first of trip the was a Cup received tor - line Sundries paoy at San Jon. They can start LITERARY PROGRAM Trophy lCompet- ofDrugs week. collective exhibit of Maize, Kaffir you right. Following it the to be A 160 acre farm one half mite program corn. Cane and Millet. The en Mail Orders and Prescriptions Given Special Attention. given on the night of October 38th Mr. Pack, republican candidate from town, good two room house tire exhibit was made in eight en by the Literary Society in con for superinteudent of schools was ine land with living water, and tries all of which was "gainst the nectioa with the box supper; 3S3I visiting the voters here Tuesday. only Jit 0.00 per acre on terms. world. Out of the eight entries ItOfJl easy Song School children. He was accompanied by Mr. Mon See the Valley Land Co. five first premiums and one sec Recitation ...... .Oilena Jordan. cus, republican candidate for ond and one third premium. The C.F.MARDEN of district. Recitation ....... Nathen Marden. winners were of near Tu Dxalkx In commissioner tst Always work for the Soutbweit, Dunlap Recitation Orville Denton. first the world who has liv- cumcari, against Lte Houston been Mrs subscribed Reading....; Alley. on broomeorn. Odell of Endee ing northwest of San Ion made After you have for Recitation General Merchandise Milo Jenning. first on Kaffir Corn. Allsdorf of AND proof on his claim a few days a?o. vour home paper, then take the Dialogue San Jon first on Peanuts. Star Mr. Houston is working in Amar-illo- . HI Paso Herald. The Herald is Recitation Joe Trickey. first on and his household the best for to read as kyof Bard Squash He shipped daily you 9 Recitation Lucile Jenning third on watermelon. O DRUGS O Associated goods to Amarillo yesterday. Htm you get all the late Vocal Call and see us. Satisfaction guaranteed. Duet.. Elva and Vera Als The showing made by this coun self and family left this morning. Press news and the special dis- dorf. at the Fair to the world patches covering New Mexico, ty proves and Groceres. Make Chapmans hardware store Recitation Unice McDaniel. that we lack a whole tot being be- Staple Fancy West Texas and Arizona. The -- : your headquarters, lie sell every Recitation ..Nell Jennings. hind as an ri ati Heralds wide circulation is giving agricultural country. jar thing in the hardware line. See Song Addie Elder. us the publicity we need to attract Mixtino Tuesday Night. his stock of guns and ambition. Mr. McSplaginwell meets Miss 1 new people and new capital to our On next Tuesday night there Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mr. Higginbottom. Butler, section. You can help it in its will be a meeting of the farmers Bax Vocal Duet.! Talbot and Virgil and Mrs. C. C. Reed, Aathur good work for the southwest by and Association which sent the and Wm. the - Hight. BUTCHER 1 SHOP ley Kisling spent . becoming a regular subscriber. a. n t display, at which time it is the de home Mr. ueoatcKesoivea mat tne man day Sunday at the of of the officers to and ufactureris a greater benefactor se complete FRESH MEATS AT ALL TIMES. and Mrs. J. W. Dodgion. close the business for the PLEANO HAPPENINGS to the community than the farmer. year. is invited and re Marvin Whitton is kept busy Everybody Steaks, Chops, Roasts, Sausage, Hamberger quested to be present. lately bobbing about trying to Miss Annie Crumes is helping The Pacific Monthly. NEXT WEEKS ISSUE wU, help everybody put up feed. her brother cut fed. She says it Rates on the contain a complete report of the AND is to know how. Special Leading Mag RESTAURANT The call for hands to harvest alright azlneef the West, New Mexico exhibit as told by Dr. the crops make this place seem Edd Holcomb was trying to G. H. Branham and also Col. W, like Kansas in thrashing time. learn a colt of his to wear bobbles The Pacific Monthly of Portland, E. Moses, editor of the Rock Is POOL HALL Is a of and it got tangled up some way O.egon, publishing series splen- land Tribune who was in attend The new books have been or did articles about the various Indus and broke its hip and they had to Af ance dered for the singing class here.