Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-02-26
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From Tuesdays Daily:

From Tuesdays Daily:
The county commissioners yester.
day afternoon approved the bond of
Deputy District Attorney Barry Sui
Ivan.
Charles Barnard of Akers mill, was
brought in yesterday to Mercy hospi-
tai, suffering from a severe attack of
pleurisy.
Hans Nelson of Archuleta county.
is Ill at Mercy hospital. with typhoid
fever, but was improving nicely at
last report.
Mrs. E. C. Perkins, mother of Clay
ton G. Perkins. left this morning for
Denver, where she will visit for
few weeks.
There will be a special conclave of
Ivanhoe Commandery No. II, X. T..
this evening, Work in the Red. j. j.
Lyon, Il. C.
Editor Longenbaugh of the Cortez
Journal. left for Denver this morning.
to attend the stock show and con.
vention.
The Durango Broom Works has
commenced to put on the market the
product of their factory. The Herald
has been presented with sample,
and it is surely dandy. Strictly
hand made, and well made in every
particular. If they keep the product
up to sample standard, no Durango or
San Juan lady will ever use anything
but a Durango broom when she does
her daily sweeping Call for Du.
range broom when you buy, and ac-
cept no substitute 1t is all right,
made right and home product that
should be appreciated.
Austin F. Smith, one of our pioneers
and respected citizens, is quite Ill at
his rooms in the Schutt block. AS
Mr.. Smith is quite old, considerable
anxiety is felt by his family and
friends as to the result of his illness
Il. l.. Outlet and Il. II. Menefee of
Mancos, were at the Inter Ocean over
night, and left this morning for Den
YER to attend the fat stock show and
convention.
j. j. Jones and w. ]. Tut were at
the Inter Ocean last night. They are
Iowa immigrants enroute to the Aztec
country, and brought their live stock
and household goods with them.
l. Kruschke leaves for the east to-
morrow to lay in still larger stocks of
new goods for his immense store. His
spring stocks have already commenc-
ed to arrive.
e H Blunt was down from his min
ing property at Needleton yesterday.
He has opened up the road and packed
in lot of supplies and will ~
mence the work of pushing for the
main ore chute at once.
Durango needs every manufacture
| ing enterprise which can be induced
| to come here. The only way to
| build up city is to keep everlasting
| ly at it, and let no opportunity slip
| to 0H--~co .t- r'-r-'- f-'n~or'~
| jus, r.OdX caught an IAN IN
the tolls yesterday and taxed him
! the usual fine and trimmings for the
fun of getting on a big "whiz"-some-
times called a drunk" 1t comes
high, but they will do it.
II was ma error of The Herald yes
terday when it stated that Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Chandler had leased the
Rochester hotel dining room. Mrs
White is conducting the entire hotel
and will continue to set up the best
20 cent meals in the city.
The Woodman band ball and ban
quet at Vendome hall last night was
as predicted, grand success. The
attendance was large, the music extra
fine, and everybody enjoyed the occa
sion to the fullest extent. The Wood
man band is all right, and the people
generally of Durango have shown the
boys what they think of them.