Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-23
From Thursdays Daily.

Ml- anu Mrs. Elace were IN from
the Florida today.
Mrs. DR. Newland came In from
Bayfield, this morning
b. w. Martin is in from Kansas
City selling crockery.
l.. B. and T. G. Edison of Cedar Hill
were in town shopping today.
Mrs. Stoiber went through on the
eastern train to Silverton last night.
d. w. Roberts. one of the Porter
merchants. was in town today trading.
Mr. kroeger was down from Her
mosa today. taking out load of sup
plies.
Henry Ludwig loaded up with sup
plies this morning for his place on
Pine river
Mrs. Gallotti is recovering from a
two weeks Illness. from which she
mas Deen SuHerlng.
Mr.. Freeman of the Colorado State
bank, returned last evening from his
trip to Pagosa Springs
Miss Moore of Chama has taken the
Mountain View hotel, which she will
open as a boarding house
Mrs. Wilson of Trimble Springs,
went through this morning to Bay
field. where she will visit friends for
some time.
Miss Gray is practising a number
of children for an entertainment to
be given on the 3rd of July at the
Opera house.
Orc Fino claims two more mines
which promise to be quite as import
ant as the Neglected with further de.
velopment.
Sam H. Peters and Ben Durland,
two young men from Cripple Creek,
are in town looking for business To-
cation.
Frank Hayes with his wife and lit
tie daughter came in from Pueblo
last night, and will visit Mr.. Hayes
parents of this city.
c. T. Rogers is in from Ouray. en-
route to the Orc Fino district. where
he will look over some of his mining
property.
Mr.. Link of the North Side is put
ing fine iron fence around his prop
erty, and improving the place very
much.
Mrs. Gallottis sister-in-law. who has
been visiting for some time. returned
yesterday afternoon to her home in
Pagosa Springs.
Mrs. w. II. Akers. who has been
shopping in Durango for two or three
davs returned to her home in Bay
field this morning.
G. H, Clark went out yesterday on
fishing excursion, and got back last
night 1t is reported that he did not
find fish very plentiful
Messrs. j. M. and Harry Turner
spent the day at Trimble Springs.
looking over the country and enjoying
the pleasures of resort life
Among the deals pending in the La
Dlatn al, ,,. 1.
consummated, will make Durango feel
like it We're in the middle of a boom
H. II. Brown of Mancos. with his
wife and children who have been Wis
iting Canon City returned yesterday
and stopping in Durango on their way
home.
Some of the farmers are complain
ing that the prolonged dry spell is do
ing some damage to crops. A soaking
rain would be worth a million dollars
to the southwest.
Regular communication of Durango
Lodge No. 46, A. F. & A. NJ. this even.
ing at s o'clock. Work in the third
degree. All regular Masons invited
f. f. Schalles, w. NJ.
The Silverton and Rico contingents
prospecting in the La Plata district
are learning to like the situation, and
some of them announce, their inten-
ton to remain here permanently.
Mr. j. D. Biggs of Canon City, for
merly of Durango. came in on the
eastern train last evening. He will
send a few days with his brother.
Postmaster S. NJ. Biggs.
The Waterfall Sunday school will
give measuring social at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hayes, Home
Ranch, Friday. June 20.-Good roads
and pleasant evening.
There was an Indictment filed yes
terday in the district court against An
tome Prene for assault, with intent
to kill returnable to the September
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