Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-08

tIeuSe.
MIS-. j. 4. Laughren returned last
night from a ten days visit to Farm
ington friends.
kichey opened his soda water and
ice cream season today. Rather chill
ly, but 1t will be- warmer after awhile
Col. r. y. Price returned last even
ing from Denver. whittier he went to
attend a meeting Of assessors from
over the state.
About d o'clock last evening fire
damaged portion OF the residence
OF James Gallery. The department
arrived in time to prevent entire de-
struction. Insured with Frank Gal
lotti.
ralk about disabgreeable days-if
this has not been one we would not
know where to look for 1t. 1t com
menced showing about $50 and has
kept 1t up most of the time. along
with heavy wind. Being warm. the
snow melted as fast as it fell.
State Senator q. V. and Mrs. Copp
came iy from Denver last evening.
Senator Copp says there will be no
extra session. lie thinks the rev.
enue bin will stand, although there
IS considerable doubt expressed by
those in position to pass upon the
question.
Wesley Helm goes to Denver Sun
day morning to meet his wife, who
arrived there this week from Culifor
MIA, where she spent the winter. The
two will spend few days at the cap
ital and about ten days with friends
and relatives at Loveland. Mrs. Helm
VIII accompany him on his return.
Earl Snyder tells the same old sto-
ry about kansas-prosperous times
with prospects for increasing wealth
the coming summer. He says the
outlook for crops was never better,
We'll.
The Wage Garner says the Pops
won at Animas City, and that blum
der was made in not keeping up the
organization. AS four of the five al
dermen elected are Republicans, it
does not look much like Pop vic
tory.
4 81,
Luis valley and Denver this morning
in response to telegram, thus cut
ting short his sojourn. He says he
wiz be moving cattle from the valley
to this side OF the range in a short
time.
The Heralds semi-weekly edition
should not be overlooked as an adver
tising proposition. 1t Is by far the
best paper published in the western
part OF the state. and is only exceed
ed by one weekly edition published
| by any paper In the state. 1t is four
pages, seven columns. issued every
Monday and Thursday. 1t is thus
a better paper for country people
| than a daily, as it contains the cream
oI the daily. The two editions of the
week contain from 40 to so columns
OF pure reading matter. This ac-
| counts for the popularity of the semi
| weekly edition of The Herald and its
large circulation throughout the coun-
try districts of La Plata, Montezuma
and San Juan county. N. NJ.
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From Fridays Daily.
Frank Palmer went to Silver ton this
morning.
w. T. kirkpatrick went to Mancos
this morning.
b. r.. Bruce left via the Southern
this morning for Rawlins. Wyo.
Alderman Charles Wood weut over
to Mancos on the morning train.
The fair privileges will be let to-
night. or at least they will be opened.
Thomas II. Kane OF Silverton was
a DenverDound passenger this morn
ing.
BE sure to look up the Graden Eas-
| ter Kid glove advertisement and save
money.
Miss Edith Young t''Bluebeli') has
been on the sick list for couple of
days.
Mr and Mrs. 4. +. Neely of Silver
ton passed through to Silverton this
| morning.
T.. Is. McAtee went to Dolores this
morning to look up Montezuna coun-
ty business.
DIN wheels. A new sample just
received at Gartin's. Call in and
see them.
Or course the ladies' will attend
church Sunday. Simple curiosity to
see Easter bonnets.