Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-11-26

silverton this morning.
Make up your mind to take In the
football game tomorrow.
St. Marks Guild will meet with Mrs.
Fred Reinhold. Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
There will be masks for sale at Ven
dome hall this evening for the mas
Querade ball.
II you haven't picked out your
Thanksgiving turkey call at Weight
mans At once.
What about carving set2 Hahn
will quote you special prices this even
ing and tomorrow.
As near as we are able to ascertain
there will be a general suspension OF
business after 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The Montrose football players ar
rive this evening. The game tomor-
row will be called at prompt IL o'clock.
The football team gives dance al
vendome hall tomorrow evening to
You will need some of j. l.. VIII
llams' champagne cider to settle your
Thanksgiving dinner. Only 20 cents
per bottle.
The deed to the ranch bought by
Rasmus Hanson from Gottleib Mayer,
was filed for record today, The con
sideration named was $2940.
The Oxford is the place where you
can get corn fed steaks. Messrs. Cor
man and Koehler are cranks when II
comes TO supplying the best meats OBJ
tainable.
Mr.. and Mrs X. T. Pearson have
leased the brick lodging house former
ly part of the Blaine hotel, Mrs.
Pearson wfll give the business her per
sona attention and guarantees good
service and clean beds.
According to present outlook from
go to rs Elks will go to Silverton to-
morrow afternoon accompanied by
from rs to 100 ladies'. The return
train leaves Silverton on 8 o'clock FIJI
day morning, or passengers In rush
to get home can leave on the early
morning regular.
About thirty-fve pupils of the High
school failed to report with their books
on Tuesday morning, as requested to
through the papers. and consequently
Supt. Gould and Prof. Smiley are be
ing put to great deal of trouble AS
certaining how many books the pupils
have
Mayor McEwen telephoned The Her
of irrigating their lawn or trees may
do 30 now at any time they wish ont
side of irrigaing hours. as there is n
great plenty of water in the reservoir
and there is at this time no occasion
for economy.
complaint was made in the county
court this morning against Cecil Lap
pin, charging him with insanity Lap
pin has been confined In jail for some
time on the charge OF burglary. and
this morning he showed unmistakable
signs OF insanity, becoming very vio-
lent whenever anyone entered the cell.
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A Festival of the Lenses will be CIV
en- by the Presbyterian ladies' on
Thursday and Friday of next week al
Vendome hall, The bazaar will be
open both afternoon and evening.
while fine supper will be served and
delightful musical program given
both evenings. Look for further an
nouncements.
The work OF restoring order In the
High school is being rapidly pushed.
Superintendent Gould and Prof. Smil-
ey are putting in long hours in rear
ranging things and the rooms are al
ready beginning to present a habitable
appearance. Teams have been en-
gagged all day in hauling the debris
away from the building.
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The force at the smelter is being in.
creased right along. AT no time the
past four weeks have less than 15O
men been employed and now the work
ing force numbers considerably over
200. By the first OF the year the great
avenue OF wealth will be running full
force and furnishing work for about
300 men.
X. NJ. johnson has been authorized
to let contracts for the plowing of
thousand acres under the Pine River
Vallejo canal This looks like bus
iness. 1t Is said that the promoters
OF this ditch have the assurance OF a
beet sugar factory being built as soon
as there are 5000 acres under cultiya-
uon. From present indications thai
Will not be long.
w. s. kincaid state superintendent
of fish hatcheries, was a passenger on
the Eastern this morning and hopes
to eat turkey tomorrow at his home
at Loveland. Mr.. Kincaid just came
in yesterday from Gunnison. bringing
with him 100000 fish eggs of the east
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