Casa Grande Dispatch from Casa Grande, Arizona • Page 1

000 The Only Newspaper Printed in Casa Grande CASAOtANDEVALLElv-Stnigirt direct mate toe from Cokst "Out Where Sunshine Lights Life's Trail With mmmm I A. I THE BULLETIN A Progressive Newspaper In a Progressive Community Cm Grande. Fuul Ceraty, Arinw, Saturday. Febnury 6, 1921. CASA GRANDE-Altitude 1395 feet.

The future Garden Spot of Arizona. An everlasting growing season, of diversified products art Tree Nwnber Six STATE WELL DRILLING WOMEN MAKE GOLD RUSH Opening of Bids Takes Place on February 16th. Well is located in Summerland District. Hesston Items AJJI()S He83 was transacting rande Mond During the past Innd owners in the vicinity of Sum mer'and- west of Casa Grande. have ashed for information relating to when the state would; start the artesian water test well! Dr KocbnKier and several in that locality, for which other men were sfeen our hst legislature appropriated streets Tuesday $10.000.

In answer the following Just A Few of The Week's Social Events has; been received by Captaiu Slifih. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hess were visitors at the McDowell home Tuesday George Smith purchased January 30th, 1926 3J re of lflfld wit SIDNEY B. SUGH.

ritiius lyjng on the south A Humphreys ihe cantl. Amos Grande. Arizona Mr. and Mrs, Roy Ward and My DEAR CAPTAIN SLIGH: three chi'dren, uf tirande, Y.iu the 29 i.is'-, wddres- at (he McDowell sed to Vaut.hr'. burnt Suuday, Lund Conrn ssi- r.

a' In, iiary Lt-e Keeling h-is 'fn reriiy to 1 I wish to srnt- at home fur dojs thi'' "n'i ms for uer moihtr who tn -il-'d itnrn-di rly to, been qsrt-sick. the II! it Iso, Mrs Henry Kocht-nifier and state th wnn lime son, of Casa were for the opening fcjds for the )t gue ts oi Mrs McDowe.l Fii- inculfatiio of well is on February 16jh. 192G a'2 m. Very truley yours, A. Vv AJLTPRS Engineer Big Time at Tucson Or; February 10 annual Tues.n de -1 I Judomit- Bon, will becom- thf entire ai'd-s viill fljck to th witness the th'illi'rf animated by the i.am able spirit that carved out the great southwest during the last century.

The old vivid frontier days will be revived, brawn and daring will he exhibited in superlative degree; it will be the most thrilling entertainment the southwest has ever known A splendid list of prizes has announced- carrying real money for which the aristocracy of the range will strive. Following is a partial list: Bucking contest $1200.00 and $25000 silver mounted saddle donated by, Mr, Leighton Kramer. Steer roping, team work, contest $1000; bull dogging contest $1000; roping contest $1090: Men's relay race $900: Wi Horse rf.ce $360; steer riding $280, Bareback Horse Riding $200. etc. Juiian Woody has been appointed school director, to fill the vacat.cy caused by ibe death of W.

A. Biiity. Mr.and Mrs. Lee Crocker and son rie. oi Pennsylvania, r-nd Barker, autotd up to the 9, 9.) rfStnoil Sunday and around to 'the moui.thins beyond, out or; nrar Florence Mr.

and Parker are very en.husic'SiIe ab ut the scenic OH Pueblo' ailt flr desert. fi 3- J. jmrci JE- -50 acres iai.d of rros a few i-i'y to ago. The land is on the LT south tide of ihe canal and has Water rights. Horace Williams, the Pima Indian Presbyterian minister, attended the dedication of a Presbyterian -church in Tucson 1 Sunday, returning to Sacaton Tuesday.

i E. E. DeCoursey. and wife, Ed. DeCoursey.

anr Jnmes H. DeCoursey, Lds broth er. arrived frwm Kaiisee early this week. The DtCuursej fol-ks like Arizona sunshine. Ed was the first to arrive over teji years past.

It did not take bin long to sell Arizona climate to lit- res of the ci; ai.d now the financial interests ii ci'y and country realty are quite extensive When not enj Arizona the DeCi urtey's live in City where ihev are in- irresteo in ihe dairy The Lincoln hotel was the of a farewell party Tuesday even ing in honor of Mr. and IV 1 rf Liuabury who left for the eoasl Wednesday. About thirty five members of the Methodist congregation called to bid these well people good bye. Rlr. and Mrs A.

M. Peck, President of the Woman's Auxiliary if Presbyterian Chuich. entertained the circles on last Thursday and Friday at one o'clock luncheen. The afternuo-s were spent in playing Barnes and sewing for the Girls of the Escuela Indiai Schc.ol, south of Tucson ihe members of Mrs. C.

Pierce'a circle are. Jilmer Crabb. Hoy Ward, H. own. S.

J. W. hcott. H. Bamesberger.

Swanzy, Charles Lipphardt, F. Tt-mpletun. B. D. Reazin, bulti, El.iott, i Collitr, Amaicuh Peters, R.

L. Day, Guv Baker, Harding and ivitss Marram Peck. Ibe members of Mrs. J. Sieve's circle are; Mescan.es Crabb, fi Ricbersoii, M.

C. dsor. Gilbert, Fred Rath P. Chantiy, ,4. Hickltn.

L. L. ri. L. I J.

W. 'Clements. B. Geuung. Rober.

uer.tun, J. E. iUi.sou Grace Whidden BDO Mrs. Staking Out of Claims South of Casa Grande Enlivened By Fair Prospectors. During the past week THE But.

LETIN practically sold out its re- pienisbed stock of location notices to women folks. A few weeks past the men folks of this metn-p ilis took the gold fever, and nov i movement bus started nBDCCf ladies io secure all of the un liiimed country in ihe Greenback, Davis, Christ mas Gif 1 and other eold miuee south of Casa Grande. The starting of the gold locating is attributed to the fact that many of the prominent mining men in 'he have tcquired interest ii. the proper i es in the -sa Grai diMiict. Capitalist Interested In This Section W.

Evans pacific coast csp- it-ilist. renlty speculator, ard prominently known tract sub' divider, home is in Suuth P-tsadeiiri. was a visitor here for several duys. ihe Bluest of Mr. -Hid Mrs Lavers, and W.

E- Mr. was a t.f Mr. Herron's in fi.r several Slav he was ii U5 pours uf Ar zi.i -a. tr fip i'h' eri.x. Su- D.

in includ Airs H. Luve and Mrs. members oi both circles. Pt-ck Last Fridav eveuir.g Mr H. Brown's Sunday school class, of the Presbyterian church, enter Irs.

Linabury hnve been faithful! taineo at ihe Brcvvi, of ihe Methodist eon-1 Crait's bubdaj sch( oi Chnsiian church, and Aits, members of ie etodst eon jrregation since their 1 -'d uc CHURCHES Methodist Church W. R. McGaugh, Pastor S. G. Waggoner.

Sup't S. S. Sunday school at 10:00 a. Morning sermon at 11:00 a. m.

Evening sermon at 7:30 m. Young People's meeting at 630 p. m. Prayer meeting and choir practice Friday evening at 720. If you have no church home you are invited to worship with us.

Baptist Church Sunday school at 10.00 a. m. Morning worship at 11 a. ra. The brilliant buckaroo'subject germon.

"Buying the talent in the country will show Truth." their wares in Tucson, In noj Junior B. Y. P. U. at 6:30, sense is it a wild west show, but! Evening service at 7:30, it is a contest where praYer meetii-g Wednesday competition vniil be ihe spirit 'evening at FOR commercial truck.

1922 Model, in good condition, $350.00 cash. Inquire at Etter's shop. 6 tf FOR Sedan, late 19. Good running order. A bargain for someone.

$306.00 cash. Inquire at Etter's shop. 6-tf Mining men are informed that the 'Bulletin office has the new amended lode location blanks on hand for sale. Presbyterian Church Sunday school at 9:45 a. m- Horning worship at 11:60 a.

m. subject: "The Sence of Hearing." Also something interesting for the children. Young People's meeting at 6:30 will be held in the M. E. South church.

Evening worship ct "Jesus the Way." "Come with us and we will do you good." earlv in the Mr. Una was a member of the choir his bass voice vv'il be missed; while Mrs. Linabury was secretary of the Woman's Mis- Society where her smiling countenance will be missed. After a season of games, songs and refreshments, the party con eluded by singing, "Blest Be the Tie." and God Be With You 'Till We Meet Again." Monday G. Lavers took over the store founded and conducted fay the Crabb Bros.

Mr. Lavers, who is a business man of many years experience, is well known in this locality. Dr John C. Swan and wife, of Marietta, Ohio, are guests at the San Carlos hotel. The doctor is the owner of a large tract of Casa Grande valley land, Monday the Board of Supervisors approved the bonds of the directors of Electric District No.

-1. the district adjecett to Maricopa, The directors recently IcztH are A. Deal, president; iGeo. Putmai V.i.-c Rainev, Secre'ary; D. H.

Smith, Treasurer W. Awlrich, Alnmosa, Colorado, former resident of Casa Grande, was a guest at the Sacaton this week. He helped. 36 years ago. to build the Picacho reservoir and canal systems, He owns land in the valley adjacent to Casa Grande and Florence.

W. W. Sinclair, of Klamath Falls, Oregon, has been in Caaa Grande for -the past month, a guest at the Saeaton. He is very much enthused with the Arizona climste, especially the Casa Grande brand. R.

C. Crabb's cls.ss of lite Presby ujri in church Tiie coijsictiii oi ai.x stunts. Delicious rtfreshnitriii, wi-re seived. Those present wen: Ciuig, Mrs. "SniiJj, Virgi.

iu Lintfaiti, Virgitit: Kei ton, Celima Leonard, VV.lson and Winon Moore; Mrs. R. C. Crabb. Myrl Harding.

Maiy Gertrude Swanzy, Eleanor Case, and Elizabeth Brown: and June Scott, Mary, Gilbert, Gratia Brown, Martha Brown Rev. and and Mrs. C. H. Love, besides Mr.

and Mrs. Brown, The annual election ef officers of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church will be held at the borne of Mrs, R. L. Hickltn. Thursday, February 4th, at three o'clock.

All members and friends are urged to attend. The Union Christian Endeavor will meet during February in the Methodist church, at 6:30 p. Pre prayer circle is held at 620. On February 7th the leaders will be June Scott and Amandus Peters. Contributions to the Frances Clark Recognition Fund are to be turned in at this time The regular monthly Missionary collection will also be taken up.

Since the topic Christian Endeavor Means to each is to answer roll call by answering that question. All of the members of the Executive Board of the Christian Endeavor, and all interested in the work, are to meet Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock, at the Methodist church, for the regular monthly Executive meeting. If the weather is nice the meeting will be held on the desert. Subscribe for THE BULLETIN. Now is the time.

Gavin Farm Makes Many Improvements rank -r (f Bilh Xieh; sheet nietnl works fuM now days. Billy's. smaller three luryt nmks are urdei CO' struct inn for the Jim Gavin Ti of the tanks are of T.uOU pillion capacity each cne of 5000 Jallous. The Gavin oe ted near Pic cho, has been the re ne of hiring ihe ID tiiii If. 1 n.i other Ir.

Civin's and lirile di.u/h ier hive been sit fh' Culos hr.tel wtiii' their h. WUB I'ted 'Ihrv have movi-d to the farm Mr. C'avin has oil Iai.d it.terests iu Texas. i. big Apache- tr-iii.

A- a rtstrt '-a o-tings For St. Patricks Day A le winter. heen drilk-d, i pump ten! isiivf in u.c On Thursday of week the dance of tie S'cicjx me; Jiill.fi 1- V- rn. Benat the il j. Mining Men Interested Local mining men are interested in the bulletin "Field Tests for the Common Metals" by George R.

Fansett, mining en gineer of the Arizona Bureau nf Mines, which has just come off the press. This bulletin explains in detail how to make the tests for detecting the different metals, oils and impurities in sand that is to be used in concrete. This latest edition is much revised and Diversified City Says Ward enlarged eMitioBS over the and should preceding meet the needs of prospectors mining men and others even more effectively than the former editions, Anyone desiring a copy may obtain it free by writing the Arizona Bureau of Mines of the University of Arizona, at Tucson. J. F.

Brown, P. D. OverfieW, and Henry Kochsmeier were at the reservoir Friday, last week. They report work moving rapidly. Mrs.

Woolpert and Clara Myers went down into the Greenback gold district Sunday last and staked out some claims in the country not far distant from the above named property. Mrs. May Fnrback, anp party, were in the mining district aoatb of Casa Grande Thursday staking out gold claims. "The strength and successful growth of Casa Grande lays in the fact of its being the source of supply to diversified industries," stated Homer Ward, of the Gin Lung when questioned concerning the future of this city. "Take for instance this business," says Mr.

Ward. "There are numbered among our customers farmers, miners, stockraisers and railroad men. Since taking hold as manager of this store, I have made it a point to observe the ratio of increase in business, and the icciease has been a very substantial one and that it is almost equa'ly divided among the industries. With the increase of farming and mining during the past three months trade has picked up correspondingly. Stock raising is now on the mend, the rains, and this has always been a feeder to Casa Grande, "There is no question about property in Casa Grande being good investment for the city derives support from interests that are growing, and it will grow with them," Frank Brown and wife of Wilkesburg, were visitors here this week the guests of Senator F.

Brown, of the S. who is a cousin of Mr. Brow.