Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-30
From Wednesdays Daily.

John l.. Mcneil went to Silverton
last evening to look over that town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bruner have |
moved out onto their ranch for the |
Henri Berri left this morning for
Pagosa Springs, where be has bust.
ness to attend to.
J. A. McCrimmon, dry goods mer-
chant OF Silverton, came down last
night and goes back this evening.
w. 3. Pickerill left this morning
for Grand Junction, where he VIII put
In few days on business.
Tne Pennington stage had two
large loads of extra express this
morning which required special
spring wagons to deliver.
A. p. Fredericks. postofice inspect-
or departed on this mornings eastern
aiter locking after matters requiring
attention in this part of the state.
IL. A. Mock, the ID. Il r. G. right OF
way man, returned from Denver last
evening and left for the railroad field
south of here this morning.
w. ii. LaCount need not worry AZ
to the result, go far as he Is concern.
ed next Tuesday. And We are of the
Delief he will have lots of Republican
company.
w C. Morgan, the buggy man who
lost the case against ex-Treasnrer
Patterson, Hft on the eastern tnis
morning. He talked like he would
take an appeal.
The Herald said the paper making
the lying statement about Patterson
would not retract same any more than
it did the lie about Ramsay. Why not
he honest in politics?
The Redmen held their lodge meet
ing for the first time last night in
their elegant new hall. and as a fitting
celebration Of the event they put
twelve candidates through the three
degrees.
The Denver a. Rio Grande mas is
sued folders descriptive Of the Uintah
reservation, which is expected to be
of September. They can be obtained
at the depot.
Saturday is almost here. Many wo-
men are looking forward to that day.
for it is then the Graden Mercantile
company has its millinery opening.
The fine display Of hats they will
show cannot be beaten anywnere in
the country.
w. T. Wales is home again from
Denver. where he has been the past
sixty days taking treatment for his
health, and 1t is with pleasure TIE
Herald states that ne returned greatly
improved and is now able to attend
to business.
The Herald feels that each and ev-
cry nominee on the Republican ticket
is entitled TO the support of Republi-
cans and all independent voters who
desire the welfare of Durango-who
favor honest, progressive and econ
omical government. The Herald does
not favor one above another. So far
as the writer is concerned the ticket
is good enough for him to go 1t
straight and the people of each ward
snould follow suit.
Don't forget the mass meeting at
the NJ. E. church on the North Side
Thursday evening at o'clock to dis
ciiss the reform movement. Every
good citizen should be tnere to hear
Rev. Sanderson o. p. Frary and 9th
er speakers explain the situation.
A large number of people called at
The Herald office to get garden seeds,
sent by Congressman Hogg for free
distribution. Some of the lettuce seed
received from the agricultural depart
ment last year was sowed by The
Herald's office boy on the east side OF
the office late in the summer. 1t
came up and stayed until cut down by
the frost. 1t came up again this
spring, having been up about two
weeks. 1t will soon be large enough
to eat.
Mrs. A. Turner gave a delightful
dinner and musicale last evening at
the Mountain View hotel in honor OF
Miss Mollle Raines, who is visiting
friends in the city. Miss Raines is
niece of S. j. Berlin of Cortez. Those
present were the Misses Maud White.
Harfie Sanderson, Maggie Henderson,
Ellen Peterson and Mr.. Robert Turn
er. who came in on the evening train
from Denver for a visit with his bro
theirs family The party passed a.
most delightful evening.
Inadvertently credit was left of an
item that appeared in yesterdays Her
aid the one referring to the stuffing
of a thinamap's c,,impay u-b. o,i