Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-07

said today that the stock /
was being sold in a manner that was |
entirely satisfactory to the directors /
and that the price was still ten cents
a share. but that it would certainly ad- |
vance as the work progressed.
There were no burglars around The /
Famous store last night The next |
one who makes midnigh: call will no !
doubt come in contact with some cold
lead
Mr. Hal S. Ray, the new Rock Is
land agent at Denver. is making many
friends throughout the state. He is
railroad man,
Representative Adams of Dolores
and Montezuma counties. says he vot-
ed his convictions. This is more
than can be said of a majority of the
fuslonists
The Krugchke clerks are kept busy
Whiting on customers these days. Too
busy to write a new ad, but our read
crs can prepare themselves for some
special news in few days.
Durango is not the only town where
immortality seems to exist. The
Grand Junction papers are complain
ing of the wave of sinfulness prevail
ing among the boys and girls of that
place.
when in Denver call on George J.
Ermlich He is located at 1928 Cur
It's street where he has opened an as
say office Mr.. and Mrs ErmlIch will
always have kind interest in this
city and section.
At the annual parish meeting of St
Marks church the following officers
were elected: Senior Warden, Percy
S Rider; Junior Warden G. II Hack
EFT: Vestrymen Frank Eldredge. w
G. Chapman. George West, w. r
Kirkpatrick. w II. Henderson.
We want patrons to call around and
see us Those who think The Herald
does not do the business of Durango,
in newspaper lines. will think diffe-
ent when thew see our stoc One
hundred reams Of flats at one time is
not So bad with all other supplies
accordingly
The following is from Tuesdays
Telluride Journal "The Durango
- i,,ht
pages all home print and was very
creditable paper for a town of the size
of Durango RAYMOND is surely Civ
ing the patrons of Iae. Herald their
moneys WORTH
A kingdom for n setting hen. The
Herald agricultural editor is running
hennery and wants drove or two
Of chicks but the hens in stock don't
want to set Therefore setting hen
will be thankfully received-on sub
scription or might invest fifty cents.
providing we can borrow the money.
while In Denver Charles A. Johnson
will purchase machinery for mining
property adjoining the Neglected
mine The owners expect to start ac-
tive operations within the next two
weeks Mr. Johnson also took with
him bottle of oil from San Juan
county. n NJ. to have tested.
The marriage Sunday of Perry Spen-
Ger and Miss Annie Bassett at the
home of the brides parents on the
Florida mesa, was pleasing affair.
w H Ferguson tied the knot in the
| presence of the immediate relatives
of the contracting parties and some
thirty friends The floral offerings
were quite profuse. The Herald ex-
tends congratulations.
From Fridays Daily.
DR. A. ]. Ray has succeeded DR..
Strong as D. 4 X. G. surgeon at Dulce.
The second story of the Palace ho-
tel addition is being pushed.
School election first Monday in May
Wonder If it will be as exciting as
last spring?
Dad" Mayfield is back from a trip
to Delta where he visited his daughter,
Mrs Thornly.
William Roessler arrived from Man
cos last night enroute east to buy
goods for the Bauer Mercantile Co.
Wall paper continues to arrive at
Goodmau's, Must be counting on pa
perng the town and a part of New
Mexico.
Silvia shepherd. The Herald carrier
on First street. is down with scarlet
fever. II patrons miss their paper
this accounts for it, Please inform
this Office and same will be remedied.
Robert Carter left this morning for
Aztec as delegate TO a meeting of
the board of the San Juan district of
the Western Federation of Miners.
Bob is n good worker with his mouth.
The Herald has had many callers
the past few days Wanted to view
the great Invoice of print paper and