Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-04


From Fridays Daily
Money is circulating quite freely to.
day
Frank Green ls home from Psgosa
Springs
James Dinwoodio ls back from a trip
to Kansas.
May moving seems to be the order
u the day
| pr McEwen made another pilgrim.
aRe to ignaeio this morning
Joe CoppIngcr spont yesterday in
our city attending 10 business
Mr.. Campbell the Burlington man,
departed eastward this morning
| Lawyer Hon is looking for suitable
reaidence furnished or unfarnished
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c A Nichols of tho Hcnkcl, Duke
Mercantile company or Pueblo is in
Durango.
A. Kuebler returned last evening
from Pugosn Springs where he rnsti-
catod ten days
The Herald suggests that onr citI.
fens combine In demanding protection
from tramp stock.
The eastern Is good and late today
Delay was on the eastern division
'aune not given
Remember the slverton bail club
isils Durango sunday and crosses
bats with the local boys IN the after,
noon
Doug l.aumnn Is renewing nc.
quaintaneo with uld-tme fricnda In
Durango having arrived from Denver
Tuesday evening.
The dance given by the Colonial
| Danes last evening at Nendumc hall
was well attended and an enjoyable
evening passed,
Mrs y Galloway and Mrs. Ora
Hood have hcrn selected by the school
board to act as clerks OF the school
election Monday
| Frank Rivers returned from Denver
last evening No telling how long
| FRANK viii be with us He is gay
bird these days
This Is the first day OF May. but al
most too cool for May parties The
lirtlc ones feel more comfortable by
the side of a fire
II W Bollard. secretary and audi
tor OF the Colorado Telephone com.
pauy LEFT for home this morning. ai.
ter spending Yesterday In this city,
o
Arthur Miller returned last evening
from Denver where he put In cou-
pie Of weeks Mr. Miller says there is
considerable interest taken In this
southwest section.
= W kroegor from Auimas valley.
WAS In town yesterday He reports
nnc outlook for crops this season
with huc outlook for water the
rnnchor Is happy
Alderman 4 l. Davis has purchas-
ed the pr Tracy residence ON SECOND
avenue aud viii occupy same rs soon
ns n,tcd up In shape. The sale WIS
made by lockwood q Perkins
silycrton Will vote on a proposition
II placing bonds for the erection Of
slu.yn0 school house. so our cores
pondenl informs u.s. silverton believes
in keeping ahrcast of the times sure
enough.
Mrs Theodore puotz swore out com.
plant against her husband today.
pagers were placed in the hands of an
otIlccr who ioft for Fort Lewis to ar
rest him,
d
The Telluride High school base ball
club goes TO Onray Sunday by special
train. accompanied by brass band. to
plsy the ouray Juniors. a big crowd
is expected. It hoing the first eNcur.
sion of the year
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MIR James Roal and son, who have
boen taking an overland trip through
portions Of Colorado and New Mexi-
co. left for their home IN ophir this
morning after spending day with
MIR Reals brother al Brookslde
Tho members OF the Woodmen band
met last might to offer resolutions OF
sympathy Ia their esteemed leader.
MIR Harry Kottlcwcll In his deep af.
fiction and lo make arrangements to
attend the funeral services In a body
.
Tho dry goods stores In Durango
have never had a more beautiful and
complete line OF summer goods than
this season The CAV colored tlImities