Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-12-18

ing room in operation In less than
two weeks.
Conrad Strom is treasurer of the
| Brigade. Melzar Ballard is captain of
| Company A, George McLain of Com
pany Is. Any donation handed to
either Of thase or to myself will
reach the right spot.
o. b. SARBER
| From Tuesdays ably;
Silyerton thermometers registered
an average Of about fifteen below this
| morning
VIII Marsh came down from Silver
ten this morning on business and to
see the family.
H. A. Edwards. postofice inspector.
| came in from Denver last evening on
his regular visit,
W s Darrow is spending week or
so at Silverton. visiting his daughter.
| Mrs. Ollie Lockhart.
| .
Miss Mabel RcddIck will visit Den
yer friends a few weeks. arriving in
that city this morning
| The railroad surveyors south of us
are having hard time OF II with deep
snow and cold weather
| Miss Anna Mason returned to Hes
| perus this morning, owing to the i'll
ness of her father. w Il Mason.
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Gus Malchus. the old'time barber
Of Silyorton. passed through Durango
this morning enroNe to Old Mexico
for the winter.
The Graden millinery department is
disposing of winter hats at prices that
should sell everything that looks like
n hat In the house.
The Schutt Commission company
win be able to supply you with all
tn good things you want for Christ
mas week eating
Thomson. the secondhand man is
now comfortably located in his new
quarters and is able TO display his
goods to advantage.
H. c Hapke is building up good
trade In tailoring and repairing Call
and see him in his new location
basement Strater hotel,
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Ing upio.date goods Cali and get
one OF those baskets of figs--iust like
they came from the tree.
Mr and Mrs Asa Poor departed
this morning for Denver to spend the
winter months, although Mr.. Poor
may go to the gulf coast for time
Beef and turkey shoot at Trimble
Sp ings week from today Dec. 80
Beth shotgun and rife shooting. For
particulars address Trimble Springs.
Wonder II the merchants who de.
sired snow and colder weather are
| satisfied Trade should be sufficient
" stimulat d under present regula-
tlons.
There were no mosquitoes noticea.
We are informed by those who we're
comp He'd to stir around on the out
side.
sam Wall is not making any great
splurpe in holiday goods. but IL you
| drop ia his plnce of business you'll
see that he has things which will
serve you we'll
w c. Chapman's calendar is neat
and tasty-an ornament for any house
hold OF course The Herald was re
/ mcmbercd the first to adorn the edi-
toIial sanctum.
Rev. Mr. Kennedy of the Adventist
! church, lefl for Denver this morning
| to take In conference of ministers of
his faith Mr. Kennedy has quite a
following in this city.
Chauncy r. Morgan left this morn.
ing for Kansas City and thence to
his wife's home at Chetopa. where
she is visiting He expects to return
/ the last of the month.
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J. w FurlonG, the Missouri Pacific
freight agent, spent the night In this
! city, By the way the Missouri Pa
cinc is securing vast amount of bus.
mess from this southwest section.
\. Y. Campbell. travelling pass niger
agent of the well known Burlington,
is spending the day in the city and
! distributing calendars for 1903 The
/ Burlington calendars are always wei
I come.
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Among the outgoing passengers
| from SilveIton Suday morning were