Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04

licve II. These two propositions arc |
submitted to the nwspa
per reader and advertiser. Duran
goiieB are not going to be caught
From Tuesdays Daily.
y o. Price and wife ere home from
Icnver. arriving last night.
The ElkF and Pythians can take II @
cake when II comes to entertaining.
The Nathan Shoe Clothing Co.
v III slash prices the next thirty DAYS
These cool nights reminds one of
How would you like to be the ice
man"
Sterl Thomas of Cortcz was one Of
The visitors attending the bali last
evening.
District Attorney Auglim accompnn.
led Judge Russell to Denver this
morning
Miss Bertha Seybild left for Bay.
foid this morning TO resume her
Fchool duties.
}. II. Pulford returned to school"
this morning He is taking dental
course In Denver.
Neil Camp departed for Colorado
Springs this morning to resume his
studics at Colorado College.
The stores have returned to the old
regime and now close at $50 except
Saturday nights. The clerks arc hap
py.
Miss Bertha Scybold was among the
returning passengers from Denver last
evening. departing again this morning
FOR Bayfield,.
cd from Denver last evening. Tnn
proressor reports u very interesting
meeting OF teachers.
w w. Parshall was out today foT
The FIRST time since coming down
from the Gold King mine. whore hn
was attacked by eresypclas.
The Herald starts the new year with
the best subscripticn patronage In the
touthwest. 1t pays to be decent
Miss Helen Freeman, after spend
irg the holidays with papa and nam
ma took the train this morning fo,'
Colorado Springs. where she is at
tending Colorado College
r. Il. Graham left this morning FOR
lueblo and Denver accompanied by
lir wife and daughter. Mrs. Graham
is very i'll and the trip is ON hcr ao
count
Miss Lola Thompson came over
from Mancos last evening and was one
of the happy at the Pythian ball
She wns accompanied by her uncle
NJ Shcek
i'iNiiAA dNhkt y ~ huSNfll IfIAll
cd for Denver this morning wncre he
VIII spend a week or two with old
time friends and more especially with
Adair Wilson
5. Hooper sends this oiiica
Christmas greetings of the Denver &
Rio Grande road. 1t contains an en-
craving of the Sultan Mountain cloth
oil in white raimont appropriate for
;ho season
The Western Union people, accord
ing to announcement In The Herald
some days ago, Is moving into nov
'oday. Place formerly oc.
y pied in Inter State Investment c,
block.
Tom Grldcn came In from the saw
mill at noon today. Mr.. Graden Is
rain suffering from injuries received
n week ago when run irto by a runa.
way team. His knee is swoolen and Is
painful besides other bruises.
Jacob schiller. of Recdsburg. Wis.
does not forget his newspaper sub
scription. He has taken The Herald
for some years and last night re
newal with the cash came in dating
from Jan s, 1901 TO Jan. s, 1902.
l.. c. Pgtrick came up from FARM
lhgton yesterday and left this morning
Tor Pagosa, where he has business be-
lore the commissioners. He will re
turn to the lower country later to loo;
after his stock.
Messrs. Ball and Hanno have ar
ranged to establish machines shops in
his city with the latest and most ap-
proved machinery. They Will be pre-
pared 20 build and repair any and all |
kinds of machinery used IN this re-