Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-05

ession given November list. Apply
to August Fast. Silverton. Colo.
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From Fridays Daily:
The Journal states that hay is sell
ing in Telluride at SIS to $40 per ton.
Be prepared to take your Sunday
dinner at the oxford; you will go
again.
Charles Hearst is up from his ranch
on the Lower Animas with load OF
produce.
| Walter Smith, of the Graden- gro
Gerry is again laid up for repairs. and
| the store is short on help.
W. II. Whitney is up from Cedar
| Hill today with a load of apples that
are sure world-beaters. He unloaded
at Graden's.
j. r. Rule, merchant Of Largo
canon. arrived in the city last night
and is loading up at Gradients today
for the return trip
j. ii. Otis of the Graden Mercantile
company's grocery department is talk
ing ten-day lay-of which he is spend
| ing in the La Platas.
The town board of Ophir has raised
the saloon license to $1,000 per year.
Penaluna claims this is prohibition
and says he will fight it.-Telluride
| Journal
Mrs. NJ. A. Webster OF Alamosa who
has been visiting in Durango the past
| two weeks returned to her home this
morning accompanied by her little
daughter. Bessie.
10 Croke is home from Chicago on a
short visit with his folks. 10 is a
| student in the school OF the Servite
Fathers in Chicago and has been at
tending that institution for more than
| five years.
Mrs. ]. r. Pattee and daughter Haz-
ell arrived last evening from Lansing.
Mich, and will mako Durango their
future home. Mrs. Pattee is the moth
err of the genial young baggageman, A.
| Y. Pattee. at the depot.
A large consignment of fine looking
honey was loaded on the train this
morning, destined for Denver. 1t was
| from l.. Holowood's ranch on the La
Plata river. They know in Denver
where to get good honey.
W. E. Fox, who has been night OPP
orator In the Western Union Tele-
graph office here for some time. has
taken a position in a brokerage office
in Denver. Mrs. A. G. Grange takes
| the place vacated by him.
1t is stated that the Telluride Min
| ers union at meeting held Saturday
| night. voted 5000 to Summers new
paper. which we are informed will be
named the San Juan District Miner"
| 1t is stated, furthermore, that all the
| miners unions of the San Juan dis
trict are expected to contribute to
this new paper.-Telluride Journal.
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The Salvation Army is getting ready
to have harvest Thanksgiving festi-
val next week. As is the custom once
| every fall, articles of groceries and
produce will be solicited from the
merchants and then when everything
| is ready these articles will be sold
at the Thanksgiving service.
Mrs. ID. Paulln entertained last even
ing at whist, in honor of her guest,
Mrs. NJ. A. Webster of Alamosa who
has been visiting her for the past two
weeks. There were four tables and
the games were interesting Delicious
| refreshments were served and every
one joined in pronouncins Mrs. PAUL.
in charming hostess.
A Mexican boy was thrown from his
| horse near Lumberton yesterday and
dragged about twenty-five yards, his
| foot being caught in the stirrup. He
was picked up in an unconscious con
| dition and brought to town on the
| train, regaining his senses and then
relapsing into Inconsistencies again
several times on the way. He was
taken to the long-haired healer" on
upper First avenue, who exercised his
arts on him for awhile, and the boy
was then removed to the flats near the
smelter. He was badly bruised. but
no bones were broken. The healer"
is stin attending him.
%
Fred Schrader. who was yesterday
adjudged insanse, was taken this
morning to Pueblo. being in charge
of Under Sheriff Thompson and Ed.
Hill. He was taken to the depot on
bed in an express wagon and placed |
on cot in the baggage car. He was
badly emaciated and his condition
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