Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-02-09

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DR. J. c. Thurman. formerly OF Do
lorcs. now registers from Durango.
The Beautiful Snow" is not as
popular recitation at Siiverton as
some others.
=. ID. Reid. Mancos. and George
n. Dotson. La Plata, were Mt the Pal
ace over night
J. q. Hazard. Cortez rancbman. was
at the Palace over night. and returned
home this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Nelson are hap
py over the recent arrival OF fine
brand new daughter at their home.
1 Ed. ]. Owens left for his old home
at Denver this morning. He has been
with J. l.. Parsons here for the past
month.
Matthew Rescigb Of the Silver
Lake mine. Silyerton. was guest at
the Palace last night He is enroute
to his old home In England.
| j. Cousins. Farmington. Virgic Wal
lick. kcokuk. la. and John Barnes.
Sioux Falls. s. D., are among the re-
cent arrivals at the Blain.
] At the low price water filters are
| sold. every family in Durango should
have one. Chapman can supply you
with the best in the market.
Mrs. J. a. Winters returned to
| Denver this morning, accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. A. II. Lewis. of this
city. and her daughter. Miss Ruth
| Winters.
| The Herald Job rooms have a stock
all other classes OF up-to-date station
cry, and workmanship not excelled.
| Call and see for yourselves.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. W. Strong of
| Eureka, are Mt the Strater. Mrs.
| Strong Is "A daughter OF Superintend
ent Terry. and Mr., Strong is the man.
agcr Of the mill at tho Sunnyside
mine
| Under Sheriff Thompson left for
Pueblo this morning, acting as an es-
cort to the crazy Chinaman. Louie
Luck, who will hereafter hold the
boards In continuous performance
Mt the state bug house"
George N Raymond writes that he
will be home come time. Tho banks
have been notified not to honor any
more drafts. He and Calvin appear
To have taken up their residence In
| Texas.
DR. C. L. Scabright. OF Adair. |. T..
is at the Inter-Ocean. The doctor
has property interests in Durango and
Pennington. and will probably move
here as soon ms he can dispose of his
Indian Territory holdings.
Rry. q. t. Ostenson. rector of st.
night from Oconomowoc, Wis. where
he went for the purpose of accom-.
psnying and laying to rest in tho old
home cemetery the remains OF his,sls.
ter. Miss Esther
Following are among the recent ar.
rivals at tho Strater: n. c. Polak.
w. u. Ashbaugh. Dave Glendenning.
Jr. ". L. Erlau. T.. +. Lufkins. Den.
yer. G, Il. Roy. Jesse Slaughter, Chi
oago; Ed Fist. A, G. Stubbleheld
| Pueblo, Al. Haas. Kansas City.
Trees. and plenty OF them. in your
yards or In the street not only beauti'
~ your home, but II increases the
value and lends attraction to the
town. The same can be said of the
home ON the ranch. Trees are cheap
and those who neglect TO set them
out are not doing much TO make home
life attractive.
II you are loyal to Durango. throw
your eastern catalogues in the fire
and buy OF your home merchants
The Gradcns. Kruschke and the Fa
nous viii sell you anything In the
dry goods line as cheap as you can
get elsewhere, No one that is true to
themselves and Durango will send out
for goods that can be bought OF home
merchants
A telephone message from Silverton
states that tho train came through
q. X. this morning. and the people
are gaining up their courage again
No snow Is falling today and the
weather has cleared up and moderat
ed Silverton' S future is all right
They have the making of great
camp up that way. and It Will take
more than little run of hard luck tc
make the mountain city quit doine
business.
John Real. citizen of Durango
has received from his brotherin-law
John Rancourt. workman in the