Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-04


ing nights Harne as days.
Harry Neer composed the advance
Ing yesterday morning.
Frank EIdridge is at Montrose look
Ing over the old stamping ground and
attending to business matters.
Tho Camp Bird at Ouray is reported
10 have netted its owner one thousand
dollars day for the month pf June
Treasurer BaIster will see 10 II that
the county Is enriched to the extent
fayorltes.
w. T. Kirkpatrick departed for his
Pine River palace this morning. A
large party win join him In a day or.
two.
Editor Hutt has concluded TO drop
the hyphcnated News-Sun. The pa
per will hereafter be known as the
Rico News.
Pagosa Springs viii no doubt catch
a good many Dmangoites on the 18th.
The rate of 81 for the round trip Is a
very low one
The wind storm at Overland Park
Saturday seems to have bumped
up against quite coterie OF Demo
cratic politicians.
Mr.. and Mrs Reese McCloskey. Mrs.
l.. c. Jakway and Mrs. o. r. Boyle are
home from Pagosa. where they spent
week very pleasantly.
The Pagosaites VIII be able to wit
ness good game OF ball on the 4th
providing the home team can put up
anything Ike n decent game,
The Woodmen and their wives and
their families and their friends will
picnic at Hermosa on the fth. They
are sure OF having q good time.
John Fleming. druggist. formerly of
Silverton, was among those injured at
Overland Park Saturday Had one leg
broken and was otherwise bruised up
Willow flies are reported unusually
plentiful at the present time. Trout
are. therefore. full ns ticks. and refuse
to take readily TO the manufactured
product
Paul Rempke OF the Paradox valley
Is languishing In Jail, indefnult OF So
900 bonds. He ~ charged with incest,
two young daughters being the aileg,
ed victims.
The Telluride journal is praying
that the circus visiting the southeast
crn portion OF the state Mt the pres
ent time VIII steer clear OF the San
Juan. Ditto here.
when a Durangotc goes to Tellu.
ride he should call ON George Tallman.
George. by the way drives one of the
protticst horses In that or any other
burg. and he viii show you the city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Stougn returned
last evening after weeks absence.
having visited Montrose. their home be
fore coming to Durango. They re
port fine time although the weather
was exceedingly hot.
Bert Brown came down from Sill
yerton to meet his wife who came up
from near Aztec where she has been
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs A.
r. Springer Mr. and Mrs. Brown
continued to Silvcrton last evening,
A severe thrce-and.a- minute
thunder shower cooled the air for n
short time at noon. AS the ath is al
most at hand. rain is quite probable
And II II will only rain good and hard
Wen not Kick II II comes on the ith.
The days may be decidedly warm.
but. oh, how delightful the nights are
for sleeping. II the sweltering
crowds of the east could only drop in.
to the mountains for refreshing
Nights sleep. the hot sun would not
prove NJ uihNNttbnNs
The shell men with the Great East.
crn circus worked Antonito to q FIN
ish. and the Ledger says We feel
called upon to say something to the
ones who were iieeced by the shell
game at the circus Thursday but we
are at loss to know whether to
ronSt or warn the victims nraingt he
ing buncoed in the future.
J. II. Whiting. the Durango manu-
facturcr OF handmade cutlery, sold
some OF his goods In Alamosa last
week and they give perfect satisfac-
ton In every case. Tomlins 4 John
son sell the goods hcre.-Alamosa
Courier.
There must be something going on
the night OF the Fourth to amuse those
who stay at home, and to this end