Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-07

No. 8 Leaves for Telluride. 200 a. m
All trains daily except from TeIIu-
ride Sunday.
From Fridays Daily:
A boy arrived at the home of c. B.
Hutchings last night.
Jack ingram is down from the Sill
yer Lake mine resting up.
Louis Johnson is under DIR. Lack
eys care at Mercy hospital for rheu-
maiism.
The Famous calls attention In this
issue 10 fine line of silk skirts and
other seasonable goods.
The Herald is somewhat handicap
ped by lack of help, but this difficulty
will be overcome in few days.
w. H. Kinney spent the day in our
city yesterday, returning home on the
evening train. Mr.. Barnes accompani-
ed him
The Democrat is out to the tune of
$40 on G. w. Arnold & Son. Never
touched The Herald. We do not so
| licii business from such ducks.
| AS will he observed by local ad.
vertisement San Francisco firm
wants good lead proposition. Sup
| pose you. help them secure 1t?
Clarence Reese has been uncon-
scious since noon yesterday with death
expected every moment. and at 2 o.
clock today he still lived Wonder
ful vitality.
Rev. Il. o. Ostenson pronounced the
words at S last night at the Edelman
hotel that united the fortunes of Mr..
Hjalmer Calusen and Miss Anna Jor-
gensen. both of Durango
George Logan returned last evening
from visit to Denver and more es-
| pecially to the San Luis valley where
he placed orders for City coal which is
finding an expanding market.
A gentleman of color contributed
$40 TO the city this morning in addi-
tion TO costs for the privilege of beat
ing a Chinaman yesterday afternoon.
Great sport but rather expensive
II is reported that Gus Olsen, sa.
loon keeper of Hesperus, has skipped
the country owing in the neighborhood
OF 800 II is also given out that Oh
sen took considerable dough with him.
| The next attraction at the opera
house is the Congo Twins Comedy Con
cert company, which is billed for Tnes-
day evening. March S. The entertain.
ment is said to be very laughable from
start to finish.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas C. Graham are
the happiest people in town. It's a
| girl. arriving Wednesday. and all con
cerned are getting along nicely. May
the wee one grow to be comfort in
declining years of the parents.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Coulson spent the
night in the city Carl says the hens
of the Pine river district are working
over time and hen fruit is becoming
a drug on the market. Eggs at %
cents dozen are much cheaper than
meat Now is the time to gorge and
grow fat
Tomorrow you will want to order
meats and vegetables for Sunday din
| ner. The one place where you can al
ways depend upon getting the best is
at the Cold Storage market Tele-
| phone your wants and Ernest Wetter
VIII do the rest. He makes it point
10 give the same satisfaction by
phone as though you We're present
| and picked out your order.
Carl Sigfrid put in yesterday in a
| quiet manner in Durango. nursing a
bad cold. He says Ouray county will
endorse Peabody's administration but
believes the people want him for gov
| ernor only. He left on the morning
rain for the San Luis valley accom-
panied by Mr.. Dupraw who was de-
ivered at the train by his brother,
John, who did the chaperon act yes
| terday.
WANTED--A young boy of 8 to II
years Of age to learn printers trade;
| one who has fairly good education;
Is willing to work and not know more
about the business in three months
than those who have been at 1t for
years. The right kind of boy can Sc.
cure three-year contract with grad
uated wage. and at the end of the
| three years apprenticeship he should
be able to command $2l a week. Ap.
ply at Herald Office.
Yon will find Wesley Helm and Tom
Sthroyer at the old Hahn store where
they will give you shave, hair cut or