Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30
From SATURDAYS Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Only one fare for the round trip
% Pennington tomorrow. The hotels
here are ready to feed you.
Henry Slade is in from his ranch
near Breen trading.
P. A. Heibler, the Mancos sawmill
man, is in the city.
Sam Sloan went down to Pagosa
Junction this morning
Frank Zofeldt of Jewett, n. NJ, is in
Durango purchasing supplies.
o.
Take in the Catholic fair tonight
and see VINO captures the prizes.
Mrs. d. F. Day arrived yesterday
evening from Ouray for a visit.
Pat Nash is down from his mining
properties in the ORC Fino section.
The train will be held at Farming
ton until O'Clock tomorrow evening.
Frank Thaler came in yesterday on
the Pine Ridge road from Telluride.
DR.. s. w Morrison, the irrigation
man from the lgnacio country, Is in
today.
Floy McCready and NJ. R. Thies of
Mp1nag Iowa Duran
go's visitors.
The Catholic fair closes this even
ing and the attendance will no doubt
be record breaker.
Go out to Trimble this evening and
get a bath and a good rest and you
| can enjoy tomorrow
Mrs. b. e. Swires is down from 4,
lockwood today, purchasing supplies
for her boarding house.
| Are you going with the crowd to
Pennington tomorrow? Why not?
You can have a good time.
The Trmble Springs Hermosa
house never had a better service than
the public enjoys there now.
There will be a merry crowd going
to Pennington for the ball game to-
morrow. Only one fare for the round
trip.
The La Plata Insurance & Invest
ment Co. sold lots IS and 10. in block
25, 554 Fifth avenue, to Mrs. Sarah
Bernard.
Captain o. w. Morrison, interested
in La Plata mining properties which
he is patentinG, went back to Denver
this morning.
visit to Trimble Springs tomor-
row will be the pleasantest way to
spend the day. First class table ser
vice and everything in keeping.
J. H. Dean of Dean & Sons, general
storekeepers at Mancos. with the
firms manager F. II. Taylor are IN
the city today purchasing stock.
| AhotHei cioNueu mouse greeted FRO
lessor Watson at the Baptist church
) last evening and his lecture on Rus.
sia was listened to with much inter,
est
1t is expected tht the body of w. T.
! Wales, who died at Phoenix. Ariz..
Yesterday morning, will be snipped
} tonight and will reach Durango Wed.
nesday evening.
Mrs j. w. Coburn, of Tucker, Utah,
and Mrs. w. d. Jay of Telluride are
guests of Mrs. S. S. Jay. The ladies
expect to take In the Pennington sec.
ton before returning, possibly tomor-
row.
Sherin Thompson was handed ne.
ttion late this afternoon. bearing
some htty to sixty signatures, asking
'hat ne rescind the order closing
gambling and midnight and Sunday
closing of saloons.
| ihe +. f. q. Rubber COMPANY ia
establishing an experimental farm on
lorida mesa for the cultivation of the
ruooer weed. which up to this time
mas grown wild, without care Prog.
Tess VIII be watched with much in.
| terest.
frank Wride, one of the most prom.
'heht figures in labor circles a few
years ago is still engaged in labor
SUBJECTS ne is working for himself ON
ms new Florida farm and all his bows
are getting bigger and better farmers
esery day. Mr.. Wride is in today buy.
ing things for the ranch.
FATTY Crawford is in today from
hay gulch, where the thresber has
been at work for ten days. TIN 4,
caught cold. Mr.. Crawford saws his
section will make more than a half
crop on wheat nnb pars ,,.t.I