100 years ago
1925: J.W. Etter will open a milk depot on Front Street next door east of the Pine hotel. At first he will sell milk, cream, butter, cottage cheese and ice cream. Arrangements are made with farmers of outlying ranches to market their milk wholesale, saving them the cost of distribution and giving the benefit to retail trade. He hopes to be ready for business in two weeks. Mr. Etter is a wide awake, fine man and his new venture will be much appreciated by Flagstaff people. He owns a ranch at Dead Man’s Flat.
Gallery: FHS Native American Club Spring Bazaar
FHS Spring Bazaar
Cheryl Aboites arranges her gemstone necklaces at her booth during the arts and crafts spring bazaar presented by the Flagstaff High School Native American Club on Saturday. Shoppers browsed booths from more than 60 vendors set up in the high school's commons.
FHS Spring Bazaar
Alicia Sandoval, a 17-year-old junior at Flagstaff High School, sells her grandmother's sewing creations at the arts and crafts spring bazaar presented by the Flagstaff High School Native American Club on Saturday.Â
FHS Spring Bazaar
Leo Ahasteen, 2, smiles as he participates in a cake walk game organized by the NAU Council of Indigenous Ambassadors during the arts and crafts spring bazaar presented by the Flagstaff High School Native American Club on Saturday.
FHS Spring Bazaar
Shoppers browse horsehair pottery and sculptures at the Redstreak Jewelry booth during the arts and crafts spring bazaar presented by the Flagstaff High School Native American Club on Saturday.
FHS Spring Bazaar
Flagstaff High School Indigenous Ambassador Aislynn Arnold looks at moccasin covers with friend Mari Morrissey, center right, during the arts and crafts spring bazaar presented by the Flagstaff High School Native American Club on Saturday.
FHS Spring Bazaar
Brothers Makairyn, left, and Makaius Marks strike a pose at photographer Shawn Hongeva's photo booth during the spring arts and crafts bazaar presented by the Flagstaff High School Native American Club on Saturday.
FHS Spring Bazaar
Pam Jensen crochets an intricate blanket at her booth during the spring arts and crafts bazaar presented by the Flagstaff High School Native American Club on Saturday.
FHS Spring Bazaar
Jack Pitman shops with daughter Lyla, 6, at the arts and crafts bazaar presented by the Flagstaff High School Native American Club on Saturday.
FHS Spring Bazaar
Shoppers browsed booths Saturday from more than 60 vendors in the Flagstaff High School commons during the spring arts and crafts bazaar presented by the Flagstaff High School Native American Club.
FHS Spring Bazaar
Members of the Flagstaff High School Native American Club serve food and snacks during the arts and crafts spring bazaar Saturday at FHS.
