Women in Grant County in Grant County, NM
Women homesteaders, business owners, teachers, midwives, suffragists, and the often-uncited daughters and wives whose names appear in the margins of primary sources.
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The baby of Mrs. Jesse Shanklin was dropped into the arms of a friend and was slightly burned.
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A mother bear and her two cubs that the narrator encountered, and later were killed by Sam.
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A new pair of blankets went missing from the section house.
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A burden basket bought by L.K. Hopkins in Spring 1882 at Fort Wingate, reportedly used by Apache chief Victorio and possibly collected from his wife.
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Items offered for sale by the female vendor.
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The certificate of incorporation for The Production Oil Company of Clovis, number 10378, was filed with the State Corporation Commission.
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Miss Ina Witt's property.
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A crop variety mentioned alongside Mission.
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Mine in Lone Mountain district in which Robert Redding sold his interest to Mrs. Chiles.
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Establishment next to Mrs. Adela Zeans' enchilada business on Yankie Street.
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A bill regarding women entering saloons.
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A woman's tonic taken by Mrs. Sylvanius Wofford.
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Dance programs at the event, with gold letters embossed with the initials of Miss Gillespie and Mr. McKnight and the wedding date March 8.
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A disreputable establishment kept by Chapin and Mrs. Miller.
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Dressmaking parlors opened by Mrs. O. E. Colby over the Sentinel Office.
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Row of buildings where women of the 'lost sisterhood' gathered and used obscene language.
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Enchiladas are sold for 25 cents a dish by Mrs. Adela Zeans.
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Enchiladas are sold by Mrs. Adela Zeans at 25 cents a dish.
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An Enterprise reporter learned about the hold-up and spoke with a woman who knew the robbers.
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A $5 fine imposed on a woman for contempt; later fines and costs totaling $17 for Mr. Bruesch.
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The profit margin at which the old German and his wife sold their groceries and notions.
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Geraniums are for sale at Mrs Sanburna's Novelty Store.
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Item belonging to Mrs. Pennington stolen by the burglar.
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A gift presented to H. D. Gilbert by his wife and children on his 55th anniversary.
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A small stock of groceries and notions sold by the old German and his wife at about five hundred per cent profit.
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A medicine used to treat jaundice and skin eruptions, recommended by Mrs. Emily Piper.
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The library construction fund of the Woman's Board of Trade received a subscription of $1025.
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A vegetable compound advertised as saving a woman from an operation.
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A product being sold by Mrs A. M. Smith.
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A narcotic substance found in a glass brought by Mrs. Luke for her husband.
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Cause of the mother's suicide.
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A hotel in Kingston owned and operated by Mrs. Hiler.
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A ranch presently owned by C. C. Harkey and wife.
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Mrs. G. O. Smith expects to have eighteen night-blooming cereus plants open out tonight.
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An oil painting is mentioned in relation to Mrs. F. Blount.
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A female bear with two cubs that chased the narrator.
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Cash taken from Miss Downs' room during the robbery.
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Possibly a misspelling; refers to an opera house booking or beer brand.
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Dr MoGUV's famous Orange blossom is for sale by Mrs AM Smith.
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The wife and foreman fled the country taking the proceeds of the cattle.
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A very fat purse left on the coach seat by Miss J. Gaddis.
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A report on statehood is missing along with Senator Smith.
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Quarries in Grant county sold by Mrs. Caldwell to capitalists.
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A wash that relieved inflammation for the anonymous woman.
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The Santa Fe trade continued to grow without intermission until the present time.
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Donated by Mrs. A. Schutz.
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A set of linen towels is mentioned in relation to Mrs. W. M. Slough.
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Donated by Mr. and Mrs. Kilbum.
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A plaque presented by the Grand Chapter of the O.E.S. to Mrs. Warren on its 25th anniversary.
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William Werney carried a six shooter during his investigation of his wife's alleged infidelity.
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A snog bunga na on wheels is a housing situation used by Miss Rea Dennis.
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The route from southwest Missouri to El Paso and on to the Pacific coast via Mesilla and the Mimbres.
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A Spanish lace shawl is mentioned in relation to Mrs. F. Blount.
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Weapon used to shoot Mrs. Roberts.
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Funds of the Sunday school of which Miss Mary is treasurer, stolen by John Evans.
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The supplementary premium list is being prepared by the State fair commission to double prizes for blooded range cattle and hogs.
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The individuals whose names were given by the woman to Dr. Stephens, and for whom evidence was awaited.
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Location where Mrs. Gonzales' husband was burned.
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Group of men who committed the robbery and rape.
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Disease that caused the death of the daughter of Apolonio Gomez.
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