Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-09-07

no. 8. Leaves for Telluride. 800 = m
From Fridays Daily:
Fair directors meet again this even
ing.
Sterl p Thomas came over from
Cortez last evening enroute to Denver.
Pennington cantaloupe are about as
fine as one wants. Call at Schutt's.
Jack McHenry, prospector from
the Orc Elmo section. Is down for sup
plies.
Frank Thaler will journey to Sill
verton this evening to size up the
trade.
Standing room will be at a prem
ium for Joe Newman and company
this evening.
Joseph Prewitt came up from Farm
ington last evening and is spending
the day in Durango.
Miss Gentry Prewitt expects to dc
part for the east the coming week to
complete her studies.
One hobo was ''pinched" by the Of
ficers last night and ordered to make
himself scarce this morning
Rev. +. A. Hawke breaches his
farewe,. sermon Sunday leaving the
first oil next week for Denver.
Pioneers should bear in mind the
meeting during fair week. Program.
will be announced Monday.
William Baird was an arrival from
Joplin, Mo. last evening and has TAX
en- position with Hahn the jeweler
AL Kuebler will return on the even.
ing train from Pagosa Springs where
he has been sojourning the past ten
days.
The young ladies' taking part with
Joe Newman this evening are genuine
artists and a treat is in store for all
who attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Buckley re
turned last evening from their ex-
tended eastern trip occupying the past
two months.
Miss Nina Bals,vr is home from her
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w ID. Lee at
Ridgway. She also spent few days
in Telluride.
Charley Bailey. better known as
Chuck" dropped in from Telluride
last evening where he has been the
past eighteen months.
| Eugene Varache is up with a load
of fruit. He says his choice peaches
| will be ready for market in about
three weeks-fair time.
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Johnny" said the teacher to a
small pupil, where is the north pole?'
at the top of the map" promptly
answered the youthful student.
| .
Chairman w. j.. Patterson has re
ceived official announcement of the
holding of the Republican state con
vention the 10Th of this month.
The herald establishment does moi
present dun times appearance. 10.
| presses running over time with three
workmen is not so bad for these quiet
times.
| Weightman is headquarters for all
kinds of fruits. The Lombardy plums
received yesterday are elegant, so are
the peaches and cantaloupes. Tele
phone your orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Krumpanitzky
| are over from Mancos and will remain
until Sunday or Monday They report
everything moving along in that neck
of the woods in good shape
Supt. Wittenberger came in from
fNluiHOsd lhSt tNtHlHS W SIZE up me
strike situation. He returned this
morning satisfied there was no strike
so far as durango is concerned
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If our readers will Just look around
they will find the men who do not la
Dor doing the most agitating. Its
simply wonderful how the leaders who
are drawing fat salaries sweat drops
of blood for their fellow-men.
DR.. j. b. Pulford has opened dental
parlors in the Kruschke building
DR. Pulford is a graduate of the Col
orado College of Dental Surgery and
has passed the examination of the
Colorado board of dental examiners.
Vim. Baird, who arrived last night
from Joplin, Mo-. to accept a position
with Mr.. Hahn. is an all-around jewe-
er, having had years of experience on
the bench and also as salesman, max