Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21

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| All trains daily except from TelIu-
ride Sunday.
From Fridays Daily:
The Entire Nous club dances tonight
at Vendome hall.
Patrons of The Herald job depart
ment get the best
Ourayites attended st. Patrick's
| dance to The number Of $50.
Telluride reports everything as
quiet and peace like as dove.
The county commissioners are work
ing on unfinished business" today.
Ouray's wife beating case was con
tinued last evening until Saturday af-
| ternoon.
j. II. McDevitt returned last even
ing from a trip to points along the
| Southern.
| County teachers examination yes
ierday and today. Eleven applicants
are attending.
| Mrs. Bert Hanna, who has been
| spending the winter in Farmington.
returned this morning to her home In
| Silverton.
The Epworth League will give a
basket social at the Methodist parson-
age this evening. All are welcome
Come and have good time.
j. S. Hartman was an arrival from
Hermitage, Mo, last evening and took
| the stage this morning for Aztec,
where he may decide to locate
b. A, Taft passed through to Silver
ton last evening, after six weeks spent
at Excelsior Springs, Mo. Mrs. Taft
is spending few days with Denver
friends.
The American Order of Protection
will give dance and box social al
their hall. Monday night the 21st
Ladies are requested to take lunch
Everybody invited
The railing around the street park
on the Boulevard opposite Kirkpat.
| rick's being taken down should cause
the authorities to keep close look.
out for loose stock.
II Mrs Breen. two daughters and lit.
tie son departed for Denver this
morning. where they will make their
| future home. number of friends
were at the depot to see them OF.
| Frank Baker and wife came up from
Aztec last evening and left on the
morning train for Seattle. where they
expect to reside in the future They
were accompanied to Durango by ].
| NJ. Baker, brother of Frank.
| The residents of Fort Lewis mesa
are getting up petition for a post.
| office, 10 be located in Joe l.. Pres
toms house, six miles south of Fort
| Lewis. II will be called Haskell IT.
is said that about 40 families will be
benefited by the establishing of such
| office
| The mere fact that Telluride citi.
and deported a lot of men is bad
enough without being added to 900
fold. But what more could be expect.
ed of the Post which went back on
the Polly Pry interview with st. John?
The Herald's Silverton correspond.
ent phones that the story appearing
| in Denver Post to effect that squad
of several hundred miners was being
| organized to invade Telluride has no
foundation whatever and is in accord
with the statements generally con.
| tained in its Telluride articles. The
Post should jar loose and give some
facts.
| The dance AT Vendome hall last
night by the Knights of St. John was
most enjoyable affair. A large
crowd was in attendance, the music
was excellent and mirth reigned su.
preme until 2 o'clock this morning.
when the company departed. Each
| gentleman wore a handsome cham.
rock badge, which was pinned onto
his coat by a committee as he entered
| the hall, Ice cream, coffee and cake
were served by committee of ladies'
in the refreshment room. and they
were literally patronized throughout
the evening.