Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-11
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily
Tom Tullcy departed for Denver
this morning.
Aztec ball team will cross bats
with the Farmington tossers toinor-
row.
The Pennington Hustler notes a
number Of improvements in the way
Of buildings
Thanksgiving win soon be herd
and the wise turkey is beginning 10
roost high.
Masquerade ball will be one OF The
amtisements at Pennington Thanks
giving night
Several turkey shoots are being
planned TO take place few days prior
TO Thanksgiving
| II you have that tired feeling. go
to Trimble Springs for week or
ten days. Good place to rest, aud
| DhthH VIII H'ip you.
Christian Science services Sunday
at II a. m. at 300 Newman block
Subject. "Mortals and lmmortals.
| Money does not always talk, but 1t
will talk in case The Herald's wager
is accepted It's the only way Of
getting, at the truth
Those who lost money on election
will be able to drown their sorrow
by attending the minstrel show bill
ed at the opera house.
Joe Freed. Jr.. was In town a few
hours today. Says he voted the
Democratic ticket. but believes we
have good officers elected.
| John l.. Mcneil liz among the ar.
rivals and is quartered at the Camp
residence. He reports good feeling
existing throughout the state.
| We've heard OF men going to bed
with their boots on when canvassing,
but never heard of woman. But
then wer're under bond not to tell.
| Col Williams OF Aztec will spend
several months In California this
winter He has given close atten-
tion to business and is in need of
rest
Twelve teams loaded with lumber
at BowmBn's saw mill one day this
week for Pennington. Mr.. Bow.
man supplies most of the demand in
San Juan county.
Miss Lydia Gibbs came down from
Silverton last evening and will spend
a few days In this city the guest of
Miss Irene Adams. She attended the
dance last evening.
There are few cases of typhoid
fever In the city This disease is
brought about by filth and dirt in the
back yards. alleys and odors arising
from cess-pools and closets.
| Superintendent Lydon came down
from Silverton this morning Intending
to spend the day in Durango. Ow-
Ing to the strike, however, he was
needed at Alamosa, and continued
on the 10 o'clock train.
church are making extensive prepara-
tions for their chrysanthemum dis
play and bazaar, The last evening
viii conclude with an entertainment
aud supper Week after next.
What has become of those who de
sired to contribute ten cents towards
the Mckinley monument fund? Do
not let 1t be said that Durango is not
patriotic. Only means one less cigar
for day. Telluride has over 700
subscribers
William Alexander has opened bar
ber shop next door south of Harry
Schrader's bakery. Mr.. Alexander is
the father of the Alexander boys. for
merly of this city, and will be found
doing good work. Remember the
place.
l. w. Coe. one OF the earle st set
tiers in the Pennington country. has
sold his highly cultivated ranch to
j. A. Brothers. of Chelsea, Kan, who
arrived short time ago with his
wife Mr.. Coe win be missed should
he decide to go elsewhere. but we
opine that after visit to other sec
tions he will return and be one of us
again.
There is no use replying to news
paper that wilfully lies on all occas-
Ions. When The Democrat puts up
sl00 against 800 by us we will prove
lhe editor all kinds OF a liar. Until
this Is done no more attention will