Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-05-15

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music was excellently rendered and
all parts of the program went off well.
Despite the inclemency of the wealth
er, the church was well filled, and
everyone was pleased with the even
ing's entertainment. The Epworth
league has grown wonderfully since
its foundation in 1889. its membership
being at the present time over 1,650,-
600
From Tuesdays Daily.
F. j. Barton and Henry Edwards
took out four hourse load of supplies
to their place at Florida station today.
The races next week will furnish
splendid respite from the winters toll
to the hundreds of miners of this
southwest section
Mr.. Hechtman has a piece of rock
from the Orc Fino district which is
said to give evidence of more rich
ore in that place.
Mrs. George Slough and daughter,
Reva, will start tomorrow for the
east where they will visit Belplain and
other places in Kansas.
Glenn Scouton and mother will no
doubt enjov themselves while east.
They go direct to New York state and
make side visits from their home
city.
Mrs. f. L. Hill of Nevada. mother
in-law Of Editor Butler of the Farm
ineton Times is in town today. She
is on her wav to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Butler at Pennington.
The city purchased horse yester-
dav for use on the street sprinkler
Three are now employed at the fire
department and the new one can be
used with them in case of emergency
The Peterson case of burying with
out permit was filed to appear before
Judge HouX this morning. Mr.. Peter
son however, compromised by paying
fine, leaving Judge Houx another
quiet day.
Hood e. Fritz are fixing up the
apartments above their store for lodg-
ing purposes. They intend to have
verv nice place to be opened in a
short time under the management of
Mrs. DR.. Bellenger.
The Goodman company is kept right
busy these days. Many people are
improving the appearance of their
homes, both inside and out. And it
is simply wonderful what little paint
will do in this direction
kruschke is indulging In another
cut and slash clothing sale as will be
observed bv advertisement. These
goods are of the latest STYLES and best
quality. Nothing shoddv in the store
Drop in and examine the bargains and
he convinced of the genuineness of
this weeks offerings
Mavor Wall has appointed Alder
men Patterson and Buskirk and Mes
srs. Charles Newman c. z. McCon-
nell !. w, Wallace. Harry Jackson
and S p. Herr as committee to take
up the question with the town OF Sill
verton and the mill operators in re-
gard to improving the water supply.
DR.. f. NJ. Peironnet, mention of
whom was made last week, has form
ed partnership with DR.. C. II. Nc
Lean, as will be observed by card in
another part OF this paper. AS stated
last week, DIR. Peirronnet is from st.
Louis where he enjoyed an extensive
practice and comes highly recommend
ed
The Whitehall Clothing company
has on exhibition at their store very |
beautiful painting by Colonel Stobie. |
1t represents an Indian scene in the |
Northern Ute territory, and gives a
splendid idea OF the Indian camp life |
and occupations. 1t is well worth |
a visit to the store to see it.
Mr.. Edwin Fears, Colorado passen-
ger agent for the New York Central |
lines came in from Denver yesterday |
afternoon. Mr.. Fears speaks very |
of increased tourist travel /
the coming summer, saying that the |
-izing of Colorado attractions will |
probably raise the number to 100000.
A large number will make the circle
rip, taking in Durango. Mr.. Fears
eft for Telluride this morning.