Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-02

I
w. S, Galbreath ''lit out" for Den
Yer this morning.
Attorney Paul G. Ellis is back from
business trip to Grand Junction.
| Mrs. II. J. Henderson and little
daughter, Hazel. left this morning for
North Platte, Neb.
Still another snow last night, about
| four inches. but the sunshine soon
gets away with it.
Cheap power and plenty of it will
help greatly in the development OF
the great San Juan country.
Miss Pearl Tower has returned to
her home in Denver. She has been
visiting Mrs. Marine of this city.
There will be 100 additional homes
established this year in the agricultur-
al districts of La Plata county.
Landlord McNealy of the Palace is
working hard nowadays, and is devel-
oping into first class snow shoveler
Another special sale at Gradients.
Read about it, for Gdeden's specials
er.
1t begins to look as though no one
was going to offer their services in the
capacity of mayor of Durango. Won
der why?
Encourage all legitimate enterpris-
es, but turn down all transient Skin"
games-thats the way to build up a
city.
The Morrison and King bitches will
do as much good as any other one en-
terprise to bring Durango to the
front.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. S. C. Miller,
945 3rd avenue, on Friday afternoon.
at O'Clock.
o
Ada b. Miller of Fort Lewis, came
in yesterday from that place, stopped
at the Strater and went east this
morning.
NJ. H. Kaufman returned from Col
orado Springs yesterday. accompanied
by his bride. They are "at home" at
the Strater
Make preparations for a prosperous
year for La Plata county. The foun-
dation is already laid and the har-
vest is sure to follow.
NJ. Dooley. of Silverton, was at the
lnter-Ocean last night and went east
this morning. He is brother of Mrs.
Satterlee of this city.
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Build fires with your foreign cata-
logues, and patronize your home mer-
chants, who are paying taxes here
and building up your city.
Fred c. Grebles of Gladstone, re-
turned from Denver yesterday,
stopped at the Palace over night, and
went on home this morning
Durango enterprises, if properly
encouraged. will be improved to meet
every demand of a growing, hustling
city, and don't you forget it.
When a man begins to think that
he's just about the whole cheese"
most people size him up as a very
small slice-and limburger at that
Some newspaper people who brag
about circulation, should keep their
press rooms under lock and key, so
that they will never get caught in
fib.
No need to send to Denver for your
job printing. The Herald office can
fit you ont in everything you can pos
sibly want in that line, and at reas-
enable prices.
Harold Selby, C. G. Levi. Gladstone;
W. ~. w iiSoi, ci H. v.
Thomas N. Casey, A. G. Zehr, Denver;
III. Quick, Dolores, were among the
guests at the Palace last night.
We are going to have the greatest
mining year in our history here in
the San Juan country this year, and
the Orc Fino district; near Durango,
bids fair to lead the whole push.
The city that sits back and waits
for something to turn up" will never
amount to much. You've got to
keep everlastingly at it" in order to
do any good in this world, either in
dividually or collectively.
Rev. Joshua Gravett at the Baptist
church is still preaching his powerful
sermons, and the people are giving
him close attention. Hear him. If
you possibly can.
Kruschke, before leaving for the
east, gave Mr.. Fink the word to close
out all the seasonable stock regardless
of profit. and Fink with his able as
oil Mt q will In Ip, tat.io