Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-29

Mrs Dominica Borgiss was an east
bound passenger this morning on
short visit.
Attorney Horace n. Barnes came
down from Silyerton this morning on
legal business.
Miss Pearl Thompson. who has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. a. ID.
Leiner, the past three months. lefi
this morning for her home at Joliet.
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Mr. a. 7 Sulienberger. although his
arm remains In a sling. Is attending
10 business at Psgosa Junction. There
is some danger Of the arm being loft
about helpless.
There ia no reason why circus
should be accompanied by lot oi
toughs and sure thing FOUNDERS It
viii bo well 10 keep cases on your
houses tomorrow and next day
June roses this year. although
trino late, are unusually ? beautiful
Nothing like plenty Of rain to llvon up
all kinds OF vegetation especially oi
tho tree and shrub family
The TsIlariGe journal does not
speak very highly OF the circus which
holds forth Monday II is the same
combination as the areat Eastern that
was here two or three years ago
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Niss Marguerite Burns and Miss
iaramillo, after spending the night in
Durango. departed for TERRA Amaril-
. la this morning they VIII probably
visit the Springs later iii the sum
mer.
Pngosa Springs baseball team is
anxious TO cross bats with live nine
on the Fourth Seems as though Du
range should be able TO scare up a
good nine and go over suppose the
leaders consult Pagosa.
The Cold Storage people received
car OF eggs last evening. the second |
order of the Kind ever shipped west |
OF Pueblo Mr Cook says II Is sur. |
prIsing the number OF eggs used In the |
city and surrounding towns
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II. w. Hansen returned to Denver |
this morning after spending few |
days In Durango. Mr.. Hansen is TAX |
Ing life easy at the capital, although |
he says II IL hard work to loaf lie |
has kindly feeling for Durango.
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--MsssEs.-sa!hha q 5ahway have sold
their sawmill Interests In Montezuma
county to the Montszuma Lumber
company. OF which Su, Millspangh Is
Mt the head. The 90 includes two
outfits The nrm ~ continue the
lumber yards in Dn IIso and Silver
ton just the same
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The kruschke sale continues popu
lar with the public as the store is well
patrouized every day, Nothing like
having goods and carrying out just
what In advertised Also. nothing
liko having a good advertising medi
um like The Herald TO let people
know what Is what
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W s, Smallwood came ia from Do
lores last evening en- route TO Denver |
with the remains Of his father. J Il |
Smallwood. the old time pioneer who |
died at the residence of his son-in-law.
John j. Harris at Dolores Tuesday. |
mention Of which was made in The |
Herald Burial will take place in |
Riverside cemetery.
w S. Weightman will be he1dquar
tors this evening for families who
want something good for dinner tomor
row. New potatoes. new peas new
beans. fresh Animas valley berries
Pennington and California cherries
oranges. banana}. In addition to rad
ishes. lettuce, onions and other garden
truck Go early and avoid the rush
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Mr.. and Mrs. ID r. McKim were
Silverton passengers On route TO Den
yer this morning where they will 10.
cate. MIR McKim having accepted a.
position with the Denver A Rio
Grandc at Burnham Mrs McKim bas
been In poor health mixed with
rheumatism for some time. and the
change will no doubt prove benci
cial
II Will cost the various counties
about as much for the fall election as
In former years. all through biunder
ing of the fusionisis. who made an
extra session necessary TO pass the rev
enuc bill There viii have to be just
as many lection Judges and just as
many polling places To elect supreme
Judge as It would It all other Offices
were TO he filled. SO much for Edi-
tor Kclleys knowledge.
David r. Day announces in this
mornings issue that he will retire
from Durango Journalism the first OF
July. That deal To this end has
been under way for some time has
been known to quite a number. The
capital stock of the Democrat is be-
ing Increased from $4,000 capitaliza.
tion to $4,000. and the Telluride Jour
nal stated few days ago that Thomas
II. Tulley was in Denver interesting