Hereford Reporter (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, November 22, 1901 Page: 5 of 8
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HEREFORD REPORTER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER aa, 1901.
POSTOFFICE HOURS
Gtatnil delivery open from 6:001. a. to
7:00 p. m. Office open Sunday for en hour
after arrival of train.
X. A. Montgomery, P. M.
P. V. & N. T. TIME TABLE
Paea. Train Leavea
No. 201, aouth-bonnd, 11:12 a. m.
No. 202, north-bound, 4:53 p. m.
STAGE TO DIMMITT.
Lt. Hereford at 7:30 a. m. daily ex. Sunday
Ar. Dimmitt at 12:00 m. 44 44
Lt. Dimmitt at 1:00 p. m. " 44
Ar. Hereford at 6:00 p. m. " "
STAGE TO ENDEE
Lt. Hereford Mondaya-Fridaya at 6 a. m.
Ar. Endee " at 8 p. m.
Lt. Endee Tueadaya-Saturdaya at 6 a. m.
Ar. Hereford 44 at 8 p. m.
LOCAL HEjlSJF WTE5EST
Happenings in Our Busy County
Seat Briefly Told.
Smoke the Owl at Cardwells. 34 tf
H. B. Smith was at Amarillo over
Sunday.
See J. A. Johnson for fresh, cheap
groceries. 29tf
J. R. T. Bassett was in town the
first of the week.
J. H. Biggs has 100 head stock
cattle to sell at a bargain. 37tf
J. H. Shaw, a prominent Oldham
county cattleman, was in town Mon-
day.
A good hack cheap, nearly new
in good condition. Apply at this
office. 35tf
A. S. Bassett, the well known
North Draw stock farmer, was in
town Monday.
The most complete, up-to-date
line of dry goods are now being
shown at Smith, Walker & Co's.40tf
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Morrison of
Plainview were guests of the Hum-
phrey House during the first of the
week.
GOUGH'S
DRUG STORE
O. F. SMITH, MaNAGEH
Drugs, Medicines,
Toilet Goods
AND
Fine Stationery
Prescriptions
Filled Accurately
with the
Purest Progs
§S| .. .TELEPHONE ...
Store, No. II RhKmci, No. 21
Old Santa Claus will be at Gough's
drug More Christmas." 40tf
S. P. McKinney, a prominent
North Draw cattleman, was in town
Monday.
You will find Drs. Tinsley or
Bounds at Bounds & Lipscomb's
drug store. 37-tf
Sheriff Frank Vaughan of Dim-
mitt passed through town on Mon-
day last, en route to Kansas City.
For Sale—100 acres of patented
land, situated in Deaf Smith county,
at $2 per acre. See Troy Worn-
ble. 28tf
L. R. Bradly, owner of the famous
Tierra Blanca herd of registered
Herefords, was a sojourner at Ama-
rillo over Sunday. «
John Flaimigan, county surveyor
of Castro county, Harrison Kyser,
Otto Snow and J. D. Tucker of the
OYO ranch, were in town the first of
the week.
Shirtwaists! We have a great
many styles of ladies' shirtwaists
in cotton and wool mixtures, in the
newest and most correct styles.
Smith, Walker & Co. 40tf
Wanted—The following issues are
missing from our files and we will
appreciate it if some of our sub-
scribers will kindly furnish us with
the missing numbers: August 30,
September 6, October 4.
Ladies' Tailor-made Suit, Skirt?,
and Jackets! It is now time to buy
this class of goods, and we are pre-
pared to attend to your wants es-
pecially in the above lines. Style,
quality and prices are right. Smith,
Walker Co. 40tf
G. L. Lee, a prominent Liberty,
N. M., cattleman, passed through
town Monday, en route for Portales,
N. M., where his family are stop-
ping for a few weeks. Mr. Lee says
that his cattle are in excellent con-
dition to stand the coming winter.
We have decided to close out our
entire stock of goods at prices to
suit our customers. If you know the
value of goods, come and buy what
you want and make your own prices.
We mean business. Don't let any
one deceive you by offering you
leaders or any other catch-penny
scheme. Respectfully, D. R. Gass
& Sons. 40-tf
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P. W. Nudd, the proprietor of
Hereford's popular restaurant, will
move soon to the building owned
and lately occupied by Jack Har-
well. There will be an addition
built on the rear, which will be used
for the kitchen. When completed
Hereford will have as neat a
restaurant as can be found in the
Panhandle.
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Your Banking?
No matter how small,
No matter how large,
THE HEREFORD
NATIONAL BANK
will give it careful attention.
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Leave us your valuable papers
for safe keeping, in our
FIRE PROOF VAULT
Interest paid on time deposits
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OFFICERS
JNO. H. FERGUSON - - Protdcnt
F. J. CLINKINBEARD • - Guhitr
F. M. AVI5 - - Vic«-Pf«MUnt
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Ed Joyner was a visitor in Ama-
rillo over Sunday.
The Owl is the best 5c cigar" in
town. Cardwell has 'em 34tf
County Commissioner R. N.
Mounts was in from his ranch on
Monday last.
Walter Sullivan, one of Castro
county's prominent stockmen, re-
turned Sunday from a trip to the
Kansas City stock markets.
Ola Conoley and Robert Inglish
on Monday went out to the former's
ranch on the North Draw, where
they were to build a ranch house.
Read The RlFOftTtl
Wanted—Small bachelor's stove.
Apply at this office. 40tf
Our wool dress goods department
is complete. Smith, Walker &
Co. 40tf
Deputy Sheriff Cobb of Amarillo
was in town on official business last
Wednesday.
D. B. Jackson is under Dr. Tins-
ley's care, suffering from inflamma-
tory rheumatism.
You can get the REPORTER and
the Dallas Semi-Weekly News for
one year at $2.25.
Will Evants, one of Hereford's
popular young cattlemen, was in
Amarillo over Sunday.
J. M. Gollihorn, a prosperous
ranchman of Dimmitt, paid his res-
pects to this office Wednesday.
Our Grocery Department is com-
plete, and as we buy staples in car
lots we can make the lowest prices.
Smith, Walker & Co. 40tf
M. O. Meeks is building an addi-
tion to his meat market, on Dewey
avenue, which will be used for resi-
dence purpos-s when completed
D. T. and A. A. Blankinship were
in town over Sunday. They re-
turned to their beef contracting bus-
iness on the Rock Island extension
on Tuesday.
Miss Pattie Coyle on Monday sold
her millinery business to Mesdames
Osburne and Roberts, who will soon
occupy their new store building next
door to the Humphrey House.
Look Out! Winter is coming, and
our Comforts and Blankets are here.
A big lot of cotton and wool, from
$1.25 to $8.50, in gray, white, tan,
red and fancy colors. Smith, Wal-
ker & Co. ' 40tf
Mrs. Walter Beard of Endee, N.
M., who has been stopping for some
time at the home of J. H. Turnbow,
on Wednesday gave birth to a girl
baby. Both mother and child are
d?ing nicely under Dr. Tinsley's
care.
Vt BOUNDS & LIPSCOMB
^ RETAILERS -od JOBBERS IN J J
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Hereford Reporter (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, November 22, 1901, newspaper, November 22, 1901; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth142272/m1/5/: accessed May 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.