Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-01
Fresh ThmrsdAy's DaiIy:
Ralph Smaiiey Is laid up at Mercy
hospital with bad case of erysipe-

Ia evidently good. Tuesday morning
seventy-one tickets were sold for out
side points.
While no concerted action was tax
en- in regard to closing most Of the
business houses had blinds pulled by
twelve O'Clock.
Roy Hall went to Ignacio this
morning to eat Thanksgiving turkey
with the Utes. His brother VIII ac-
companied him
Mrs Churchill editress of the
Queen Bee, was among the arrivals
poet a friendly call
Hank Sherman of Silverton was
passenger this morning enroute to
Cripple Creek on a business trip Of
about weeks duration.
Tom and Jerry made its appearance
In several OF the resorts today. In
some places Jerry had the best of 1t.
while in others Tom was ahead.
The Denver Times wants the old
Grand jury system re-enacted call for
AZ least two sessions year In coun-
ties OF the frst and second classes.
John Kellenberger came down from
Silverton this morning. where he dis
posed of the usual quantity OF goods.
John does business all along the line.
Contractor Peterson has turned out
n very handsome counter for w. 8.
Weightman which graced his place OF
business for the first time yesterday.
Mrs pulford and Miss Coulsen
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. c.
Coulsen for turkey today. They will
remain until Sunday.
A statistician has figured that II
will require at least 100000 tur-
KEYS TO satiate the appetites OF Amer
leans today. eoodly number. but
ment.
Homer Biggs came in last evening
rfom Edith where he has been for
some months in the employ OF the
Riggs Lumber company. He Is TAX
ing In the football game this after
noon and tomorrow VIII return to his
work.
The wife and family of Frank Hart
man left on this mornings eastern
for Grants Pass Oregon to spend
the winter with Mrs Hartman's
mother, A the children have not
been well change of climate Will
no doubt do them much good.
Benz - Russell remained in the
oity and assisted the old folks dis
pose of turkey and then returned to
Silverton on this afternoons train.
The closing down OF the Smuggler-
Union cuts the Rio Grande Southern
freight receipts 100000 a month
-c~n,e~e 49,. rtta I'll mean n
big item.
Whenever any man tells you Duran
| the Florida river direct. without great
storage reservoirs you may mark him
| as unlnformed or unfair
The Herald trusts that every citi-
zen OF the town had plenty to eat to-
| LAY No one should go hungry in
| this land OF plenty a,d no one did n
their wants we're male known.
The Durango Business college IA
| forging to the front. md is proving
a success in every wa, Mr.. Blakely
understands the business. Consult
him in reference TO teuns and stud.
les
II the hoochie-kooch'e Is dropped
| from Midway amusenents at st.
Louis II is quite evideu there will
he something hotter In the city
proper. In fact old st. Louis Is not
so slow at the present tine.
George r. Allen, who ,as been in
the city for several dav,! departs for
Pennington In the mornsg. He says
crops Of all kinds, especially In fruit
lines. was Al the past sason. Mr..
Allen Is one OF the mode farmers of
San Juan county.
Carpenter Hutchins has s,urned out
n table for the Antlers hich for
workmanship and service | commen-
| dable. II is made of solid ak and Is
ornamental as well as durale. Good
workmanship and home p,ducts Ia
something Durango people nay rely
upon.
Miss Lula Prosser and Mis- Mollie
Haas are among the Silvertd young
ladies down from Silverton 0 back
the yellow and black colors Ad they
have their horns along
Mrs Frank Slocum returni last
evening from her visit to enver.
Cripple Creek and Loveiand was
| her tutsufipu IN aneud the ypiar L.,