Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-09

District court convenes at Silverton
Monday
Sheriff Rutan pulled out for Tellu.
ride this morning.
Seats are now on sale for My Part
ner" at Parsons drug store.
Ed holland, the trader of Navajo
Springs, was an arrival yesterday.
All the dellcacies of the season at
the Cold Storage. Phone your order.
W. Il. Riddle pulled out on the east
crn this morning after spending about
ten days here.
Mrs c. e. Stubbs and children
passed through from Mancos to Sill
verton last evening,
The man who likes good Sunday
dinner wisely lays in supply at tho
Cold Storage the day before.
Thomas Cash returned last evening
from attending the congressional con.
vention at Glenwood Springs
ANY one knowing present address
of f. II. Capron Will confer favor
by leaving same with w. s Pickerill.
Mrs w. II Galbreath left this morn.
Ing for Jaunita, where she VIII reside.
her husband being engaged In the tie
business there.
This Is the day you have to look ont
for something for Sunday dinner
The Cold Storage is the place TO get
what you want
The Hermosa school. in chlrge OF
Miss James, and the Trimble Springs
school, In charge of Mrs. Robinson.
! close next Friday.
| c. NJ. Elliott, who has been laid up
in the Ochsner hospital. has 30 far re-
covered as to be removed to his home
on Seventh avenue
| Angus Snedaker passed through
from Denver to Silverton last evening
to make an inspection of work on the
Green Mountain mining property
| Quite a number of the smaller
school pupils are drilling for can.
ta,a which Is to be given about the
time school closes. 1t promises to be
| an interesting event.
A colored working girl lost her
pocketbook containing si6. One SIS
bill and one $40 bill The girl works
for Mrs Chapman We trust the find.
er viii return same TO her.
c. l.. Hall arrived last night to look
over the field in the interest OF his
paper Mines and Mining He will
have something interesting to say In
his next issue about the La Platas
| NJ c. and r. r. Van Deventer re-
| turned today from the hills. They
have some mining deals pending that
viii make things hum when they get
started.
| Complaint is made that the cross
ings are muddied by the sprinkling
wagon. The driver turns on the wa
ter as he crosses, but turns 1t on again
too soon, making It bad for women or
men who are particular about their
shoes.
w. T. McGinnis surprised this shop
by calling last evening. He and the
business manager Of The Herald were
/ boys together In Minnesota, and need.
less to say the meeting was mutually
| joyful. Mr. McGinnis is now travelling
for the Daily Mining Record OF Den
yer.
We had hoped to give an extended
account of the play at the school house
last night, but when the newsgatherer
arrived there was no chance TO get to
the door, let alone getting Into the
room, on account of the crowd. Ere
quent laughter by the audience, how.
ever indicated that the play was be
ing wen received, POSSIBLY Buch an
encouraging reception may induce the
management TO give another enter
tainment in the future. and have It at
the opera house where more friends OF
the pupils could see 1t.
The funeral OF Mrs. Molander was
held In SIlverton this afternoon, the
lady having died day before yesterday
after long Illness. She was formerly
n resident of Durango. She was a
member Of the Unitarian church and
also of the Rathbone Sisters. She
was about so years of age and leaves
three daughters-Mrs. Al Marshall
Miss Bertha Molander and Mrs. Ar
thur Fassblnder. A. NJ. Anheier and
wife. who are old-time friends OF the
family. went up last evening to attend
the funeral.
b. Glaser starts tomorrow morning
for Chicago and New York, and Will
probably go on to Boston before re-