Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-25

last even ng.
AL Kuebler is enjoying the baths at
Pagosa Springs.
The front of the Folsom building is
ready for the glass.
Joe prewitt is up from Aztec cir
culating around.
Squire Wallace returned last even.
ing from trip to Dolores.
| Brick work was commenced today
on the Wingate and Amboid buildings.
The party returning Lloyd Sheets
his Scotch collie can pick up a S. gold
piece.
Mr. and Mrs J. u Taylor of North
Dur9ngo report the arrival OF a son
last evening about 10 o'clock
.
Al Bierschbaugh, who has been put.
ting in little time in the city, re.
turned this morning to lgnaclo
] s. thurman, who underwent an op-
GRAFTON at the Ochsner hospital yes
terday, is resting quite easy today.
Seats for the Sanford Dodge per
formance Monday evening are on sale
at Parsons and going like hot cakes.
o
The San Juan and Animas rivers at
Pennington are getting beyond the
fordins point and continue to rise e,-
cry day.
Dick Gaines was down from the J.
ley a short time today Says the
ground Is in fine shape and good crops
are assured.
Morton schutt will about finish
packing household effects today and
depart for Silverton ON the evening
train or in the morning.
o.
The morning papers are very much
disturbed over the fact there is no
faction fight among the Republicans
Of this county All are pulling to.
gether for success.
The Graden people are continuing
improvements In every department OF
the big store. paper hangers and
painters transforming the grocery side
today Nothing Ike being bright and
attractive.
Rev. X. Sanderson and wife leave
Monday morning for a visit to the
northwest and California. They will
be gone four weeks. The pulpit win
be supplied May by Rev. W. E. Col.
lete. a former pastor.
Ensign Martin and Cadet Hamilton
of the Salvation Army returned last
evening after having spent couple
of weeks in Denver. during which they
attended the commanders meetings.
They will have charge of the local
corps.
To-day has been a busy day in the
feed department of the Graden Mer.
camille company, an unusually large
amount of hay and grain being recelv-
ed. One wagon load of oats contained
four tons and was drawn by six horses.
They were brought from the vicinity
of Bayfield,.
&, l. Ennnnr f.ptfltr
last night from Tennessee. where they
spent the winter for the benefit of Mr..
Coopers health. They left for Farm
lngton, their home this morning They
haven't found any place to beat San
Juan county for health. wealth. fruit,
farms. or anything else.
Fred Fraley sent the incorporation
papers for the Missouri Fred Gold
Mining 6 Milling company to the sec
retary OF state and returned on the
morning train TO lgmacio. He will
have stock for sale as soon as the
stock certificates are received. In
about ten days there VIII be a meeting
at which the property viii be trans
itiIfI 10 inc cDUipdHys lHtu MT. FRA
ey will have stock to sell, the proceeds
from which he says will all go toward
development. He viii stay at the pro
perty himself and direct operations
@
Did you see that aggregation that
pulled out for Ignacio in threeseat-
ed four-horse rig about $3.50 yesterday
afternoon. We did. 1t was composed
of Roy Hall. Schllling. c. E. and John
! NY Herr. Chas. Newman, Frank Rivers.
, c, T Morgan and Harry Jackson. the
latter in charge Of the ribbons which
meant good time going and coming as
Harry does not believe in lettering
along the road. The annual bear
dance was the attraction. A report
by wire says the entire party retired
early and sound asleep by 10 o'clock
nit.
f, l.. Dewey. business manager for
The Seattle" the handsomest theater
In Seattle, Wash is enjoying de
served vacation. suendIng few days
| In this city. Enr1 te he spent several