Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-21
From Saturdays Daily.


From Saturdays Daily.
Weather is warming up and we may
expect vegetation to set faster pace.
John Harper pulled out for Santa
Fe this morning. after spending
week IN Durango.
William Dali. accompanied by his
wife arrived from Denver last even
Ing. Mr.. Dali will be one OF the mix
ologists OF the Horseshoe.
Be sure and read the special an
nouncement on the first page. The
Herald wants you for a steady read
er. Get in the band wagon.
Mrs. H. +. Ware reports very en-
joyable trip to Pennington the past
week. Mr. Ware also found the trip
profitable from a business point Of
view.
The Graden people are doing rush
ing business today Advertising In
The Herald pays along with good goods
and reasonable prices year In and year
out
Don't let the boys and girls miss the
childrens mass meeting at the Meth
odist church tomorrow at p. IN. Mr..
Plant or Denver win have some inter
esting things to say to them.
Bert Gartin will send out Monday
orders for awnings. Parties who have
not already handed In orders will
make saving by seeing Mr.. Gartin
before he sends his present orders.
Perlse the Graham advertisement.
A new line of sweepers has just been
received that are certainly as fine as
they make them. Nothing like good
sweeper for the carpets. Saves time
and worry.
Judge McCloud returned yesterday
evening from Denver whittier he
went to meet his sister who was en-
route from Manila TO the old Connecti-
cut home, an account having been
published a few days ago taken from
the Denver Republican.
Or. Gertrude Hes arrived this morn
ing from Silvertop and will spend a
few days In the city, stopping at the
Stratcr. DR. lies spent a couple Of
weeks here two years ago at that
time taking In the circle route profes-
sionally.
Rev II w Rakin came in from
Denver last evening and this morning
departed for Pennington where he
VIII engage in evangelical work for a
week or ten days. Returning he will
sojourn in La Plata county for a sea
son. Mr. Rankin is an evangelist of
recognized ability.
Mrs. G. V. Copp left this morning
for Baltimore In response to tele-
grams announcing the serious Illness
OF her father who will have to under
go an operation. kilograms yester
day failed to locate her husband, who
is In Arizona but she concluded to go
anyway as delay might get her to the
old home too late,
o. 8 Galbreath departed this morn
ing on another Red Men tour. This
being grand sachem keeps one on the
move. and what with his Wage Earn
er, Council Brand, the organ of the
Red men for the state, and head of the
order not to mention his law bust
ness. the "Old Man" Is kept pretty
busy these days
Milt Herrick says Durango is going
to have the best base bali club this
summer for several seasons. The
Herald trusts this Will be the case.
Sufficient money has been subscribed
to start the club with suits, balls and
bats. etc. The first practice game of
the season takes place at the fair
grounds tomorrow when the club will
be formally organized and officers
probably elected.
School Superintendent Miss Young
is putting on style these days. Her
room nt the court house has been
tastefully papered and painted by the
commissioners, who finally needed
her pleadings, also putting In small
blackboard for use in class work. In
addition Miss Young added a platform
and had picture moulding put up
which Gagged in the beautiful border
representing American beauty roses.
The Herald means business. In
connection with the special offer of
the next twenty days we wish to state
that the paper will be improved in
many ways as months 20 by and Du-
range progresses and the more sub
scribers the better the paper. We
have the print paper and intend to
plaster II with readable matter and
get II before every family In the
southwest