Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-02-07

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]. N. Covert is in from Lightner
creek.
Is. N. Freeman was n passenger to
Denver this morning.
| J. NJ. Moreland returned yesterday
morning from Eureka.
Geo. N. Raymond returned this af-
ternoon from Denver.
Don't forget the meeting at the
court house tonight. Sugar beets
Attention is called to the regular
meeting OF the w r. c. on Thursday.
Feb. 7. at 2;3O p m.
Miss Edith Thomas and Miss L,lra
| Tucker came in from Carbondalc.
Colo. on yesterdays eastern.
C. G. Perkins. who has been Ill for
ftfN'ldl M''hSf 10 oh't iiioit VII inf
mend and able to be around again.
When you are looking about for 4
bargain In city or country real estate
call on Thos. lockwood He will an
swer the call.
| Hahn, the jeweler. VIII receive a
safe this week that will necessitate
the removal of part of the glass front
of his store to admit its entrance.
| The ladies' of the First NJ. u. church
will give a chicken dinner and sup
per on Tuesday. the 18th, at Macca-
bee hall Remember the time and
place.
No one In this city who is interest
ed in its welfare should fail to be at
the court house tonight, prepared to
Etake an active part in the question
that will be presented.
Do not fail to attend the meeting
at tka court house this evening call
ed to promote the establishment of
a beet sugar factory in Durango. No
one will be denied voice in the pro
oeedings.
W. ]. Godfrey. who hiss leased the
Durango foundry and machine shop.
says they are now prepared to run
along In good shape. They have just
finished taking stock and started work
this morning Mr.. Godfrey certainly
understands his business-one of the
necessary means of success.
Ferd Freistadter arrived yesterday
with NJ, A. Hahn. the jeweler. Mr.
Freistadter is an expert jeweler anG
watch repairer having worked for the
Trenton Watch company, OF New Jer-
sey, the Waterbury Clock company
and A. c. Becken, of Chicago. which
Is proof of his skill. There is moth
ing In the jewelry manufacturing line
that he cannot accomplish.
The sleighing party chaperoned by
Miss Sophia Buhlauer last evening
seem to have had an exciting time.
One young lady who persisted in sit
ting up on the edge of the bob" was
twice picked up from the snowy
depths whittier she had fallen. The
horses tried to run away and the bob
made persistent attempts to turn
over. More than that one of the
young men would go to sleep. In
spite OF this long list of trials and
tribulations. all. even the chaperone.
report good time.
To business men (and they are COM
paratively few who do not believe
IN advertising. the following will be
of interest, II is n woman's reason
for reading advertisements: MY hus-
band" she says, used to laugh at me
for reading advertisements so care
fully. but he has long since learned
that | save many dollars every month.
know of no better way to practice
economy. and do you know that it is
wonder how soon you learn to de
tect the real from the false. intuitive-
} ly almost? You hear great deal
nowadays about the practical pages
oi magazines and newspapers. but for
me the practical pages are those con
tanning the business announcements
of reputable business house. The
housekeeper who takes advantage of
! the practical hints in those pages
shows n great deal more common
sense than the one who tries to fur
nish 7-room cottage with lot of
soap-boxes covered with denim work
ed in fancy stitches and to feed her
growing family with never-ending
"reminiscences of the meal that went
before. To the economical house
keeper advertisements are the most
important part OF any publication"
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