Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-28
From Saturdays Daily.


hauled from the railroad.
From Saturdays Daily.
J. Reed Elliott returned this morn
ing to st. Louis.
+. w. Herbert went out on the east
ern this morning
The western slope fair at Montrose
will be September 10 to 20.
Geo. Il Poor, the Pueblo grocery
man, returned home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Zipperian are
| rejoicing over the arrival OF baby
boy.
Two common drunks received IS
| and costs by Judge Houx this morn
ing
The eastern train is very late again
| today. Washouts on the main divi-
sion.
The shipment OF fruits from Aztec
by rail, II is understood, will begin
at once.
Lem Swift is down from La Plata
where he is engaged in mining enter
prises.
Miss Edith Cram went out this
morning to Denver to visit friends for
a week or so.
Edgar l.. Thompson of the Delayed
Mining company is down from the
Cascade camp.
j. w. Swift, Pueblo travelling
man. was passenger on the east
bound this morning.
Geo. K Griffin Of Pennington spent
the night in the city and departed for
the east this morning.
The Dalton grocery is waiting for
the insurance adjusters and the time
of reopening is uncertain.
DR.. McEwen went out on his reg.
ular visit this morning to Ignacio, to
see about the health of the Utes.
The morning agitator is greatly wor-
ried over The Herald. Take a dose
of paregoric and maybe it viii relieve
YOU, Mr.. Day.
j. G. Brumley and family of Do
lores arrived last evening. They are
en- route to the Portland fair.
v. II. Lininger and Fred Hughey,
connected with a sawmill on the Flor
ida, were at the Strater last night.
Jacob Onlwiler. the veteran pros
pector, has returned from tour be-
tween the Florida and Pine river.
The Pennington Enterprise is send
ing out circular folders describing the
resources Of the great fruit and coal
belt on the south.
Charlie Stollsteimer, the sheep man,
who has been visiting his brother
Fred several days. returned to Pa
gosa this morning.
Abe Nathan will be home tonight
from a tour of the eastern markets.
Already the results of his visit are
visible at the store.
Frank B. Day, Denver & Rio
Grande engineer on the run between
Pueblo and Denver, arrived last even
ing on visit to his brother, d. F.
Day.
| Manheimer. the dry goods man,
came in on the late eastern and went
on to Silverton this morning to start
in on the hill and work down, taking
| the San Juan.
+. H. Wielandy. the Christmas
doing business with our merchants.
departed for the east this morning
to get the goods made.
|. G. True and Mr. Krismas, the
horse man. returned this morning to
the lockwood country, where the for
mer is prospecting and the latter
holding big bunch of horses.
The attendance at the opera house
last evening was very good consider
ing counter attractions. The weeks
engagement will close this evening
and the bill will be an interesting one.
The insurgent insurance agents In
Denver say they are going to fight
the insurance department by explain
Ing to the public that the fees de-
manded and which they do not want
to pay, come out of the pockets of the
people. II this is so the people ought
to rejoice that they are at least get
ting something back, even If 1t is the |
small fees that come In through the |
insurance department THAT helps |
some"
The morning paper. the one that is
sues Droyed its uuraliu hlopa,o aa,;r /