Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-09-19


the fair was "A bowling success.
Landlord Murray. OF Trimbl,
Springs is in town doing business to
day.
j, w. Bowlen. the merchant O.
lockwood, left this morning for Sal
Lake.
Miss Mary Donnell. teacher, OF the
Trimble Springs school, is visiting
friends in town today.
Get in line for the industrial parade
Every merchant should do every,
thing possible to make the event a
| success.
Col. B. b. Calvin looked every inch
soldier as he boarded the govern.
ors train for st. Louis Thursday af-
ternoon.
The Presbyterian social last night
was attended by a large number of
people. who thoroughly enjoyed the
event.
The condition of DR.. Lackey re-
mains unchanged. He is holding his
own, which is all that can he ex-
pected SO far.
Harry Jackson has made water
wagon for the force of United States
surveyors on the reservoir work in
the La Plata valley.
The open season for deer lasts
eleven days after today, We trust
some of our nimrods will bear In mind
that the Herald push like venison.
o.
Frank Lake, Jr.. is enroute home
from Denver via Montrose, stopping
nj the latter place where he has a
bid for work on the government ca
nal.
Meyer Democrats of the Dave Day
stripe are naturally wrought up over
the nomination of Peabody. II inter.
feres with their schemes against the
welfare of the state.
Last nights train brought In quite
a number returning from the state
convention-Messrs. b. w. Ritter.
Percy S. Rider, Charles A. Pike, Ed.
NJ. Brown. and Geo. n. Raymond
o.
Little Olive Sarber borught an ap-
pie blossom to this office this morn
Ing which she found on crab apple
thing to find apple blossoms TINS
time of the year.
Mr. Hahn wires from New York
that he has purchased heavily OF hol-
iday goods and for Miss Ramsay to
get everything In readiness to receive
same. Mr. Hahn believes In doing
business on wholesale plan.
Rasmus Hanson was returning
passenger from Denver last evening,
having attended the ctate convention
as delegate from San Juan county.
He stopped off at his ranch last night.
continuing to Silverton this evening.
The social event of the coming
week, will be the dancing party at
Vendome hall. given by the Durango
club. The club has not entertained
for many years and we have no doubt
there will be an unusually large turn
| out.
If you take your noon dinner to-
morrow at the Mountain View hotel
you will surely be regular patron.
Try it and be convinced of the super.
| iority of the table over anything in
| the city for the money Clean and
neat and service good.
| H d. Mcbride was striken with ap
pendicitis In Pueblo while on his way
east and an operation is to be per
formed at once Word of his sickness
was received here yesterday and this
morning Mr. and Mrs. Iredale anC
Mrs. Bertha Snyder left for Pueblo
to look after Mr. Mcbride.
o.
William Ordway came in from Den
yer last evening, pulling out for his
home at Dolores this morning. Mr.
Ordway says Montezuma county will
roll up a majority for the Republican
ticket this fall. The people OF tina
section uphold the law and order pol
icy of Gov. Peabody and will give hin
a big vote.
AT meeting of the fair director!
last evening 1t was decided TO secur,
the Pagosa Springs band for fai
week. This will furnish our peopl
with plenty of music mornings and al
ternoons, the Citizens band OF thi
place having been engaged some tim
ago. The way the matter came up, tn
directory undoubtedly acted wisely.
Ed. Lazarus has moved across tn
street to the Rogers store. occupying
one of the windows wherein ls dis
played his fine line of samples O
men and women's ware. He carries
large and varied assortment Of san
pies from which to make selections
He has been enabled to do this ov
ing to the paying business establish