Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-05-12

:
corning the approaching race meet
Mrs. n. T Thompeon Is in Durango
again after an absence OF two weeks
visiting friends in other parts of The
county.
Banker Wheeler OF Telluride. de-
parted for home this morning after
an extended visit TO Pennington and
vicinity
Mr.. George Elliott aud family have
gone TO Kansas On an extended visit.
The stage line VIII continue to do bus
mess Just the Fame
John T. Graham aud his son.
charics c Graham. are IN from the
upper Pine today. proving mp on tim
bor claims ot the land Office.
Race horses continue To arrive and
pretty poon wen be reminded OF the
Denver track Guess there VIII be
come good sport two weeks from now
Mrs. W. NJ wood. formerly Miss
Jessie Mcnser. arrived IN the city last
| evening on visit to her mother sis
ter and brothers Mrs. Wood resides
at Aylmer. this state.
The Fair reports the best trade IN
millinery Tor many years. Prices
have been reasonable and with work
nnd style equal to that of any city
IN the country
lt is safe to assert that the forth.
coming number Of Ranch and Range
/ viii not contain the picture Of
~. G Bradley along with q write
up AZ an expense of $50 to the
tazpayers
To Messm Montgomery aud Laz.
arun lp due much OF the credit for the
hucccas " the Modern Woodmcns en-
tcrialnment They we're untirinF In
uoir efforts Ia provide amusement
aud good time FOR those attending
John Morelock has supplied the
| furniture for several new homes Of
isto Il keeps John ordering new
eoods every week to keep up with the
demand But business ~ what he Is
nfter aud We are pleased to note the
suocoHs he ~ meeting with
No risks are taken when trading
at tho White Han establishment Tho
| best of goods and at reasonable prices
can he depended upon The summer
snasOn ~ upou us and those IN need
OF clothing should cali and see 'or
themselves In the furnishing linz
the stock Is complete
! Kmschi,e and s W Raymond
spent the night at Tfimble Springs.
| The springs should ne paironlzad by
more Durango people. This going
long WAYS from home to enjoy good
baths and pleasant recreation should
stop In favor Of home when conditions
ARE as favorable as ticy are.
A good many bclieye that the
Moore shortage win reach over
8ih00o when fully traced A receipt
turned up from the Mosican Joint in
the Hats yesterday for $3.50 paid W
/
oous Mr. Moore pockctcd and per
mittcd the saloon 60 run without II.
ccnsf
Have You peruscd the nd. of l.
| Krusrhkv running IN the paper this
week n not do 30 nt once. He has
| commenced offering special bargains
ina spriug and aummer goods and r.
Visit 10 the store win convince one
and all that it is not necessary to
gu elsewhere to get the latest in la
dies wear pf every description.
The GrRden people have been doing
hu8ineHs the pas, few lays in the dry
gopds and boot and shoe lines T. saw
nothing of the continued rush IN tie
millinery and drcssmaking depart.
mcnts A large force Ia kept busy
| by Madame Wade. and then nights
have to he utilized II ~ seldom that
less than fifteen orders are on hund
tor dresses while Miss Baker is kent
On tho rish
Editor Butler Of the Pennington
/ fNAf7 HRffAi INV NlkHN III 'hlhhkb
This morning he took the train for la
Neta. whore ne has ranch In the foot
hills where he viii remove stock win.
tered In lower altitude Mr. Butler
| combines business with the pleasure
NJ running paper, having engaged
iu fruit culture on n small scale Just
outside of Pennington along with a
| hrnncrY having over 100 chicks
hatchcd this spring with as many
mora expected the next ten days. 1t
is Mr. Hutlcrs intention to keep not
lrsH than 2oo hens the year round
We are of the opinion he "''' aud II a
money making proposition
Mrs Eva Lec left this moruing for
Dolores 10 sre her sister Miss Alvlnn
| Clouhurn IN response 10 ncws that she
was sick Arriving at Dolores az
noon she was erected by the sad new B
Tint her sister had died early this
morning Deceased was between IS
and 90 years OF agc and resided with
her brother VIII on the Hartman
ranch some sixty miles from Dolores.