Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-12
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
From Wednesdays Daily.

We print the list of members ol
Durango's board OF trade today. 1.
your name on the listp
%
J. l.. Tribbe one of the prosperous
stock men of Montczuma county. Is
one OF Durnngo's visitors,
| The men working on the Orc Fine
road are down for Il few days, waiting
for the weather to improve
| The weather forecasts will he re-
ceiyed by telegraph nt the Weather
| Bureau office from this time on
Abe Rachofsky came down this
morning from Sllverton. whore he
| went TO see how business was going
On. man cashed $4,000 worth of
smelter checks yesterday. and he did
not sell groceries. nor dry goods
either.
Take in the A O. O. p dane Fri
day night Jan, 13. A good time as-
sured. III cents couple; 25 cents for
extra lady.
The City coal mine shut down to-
day on account of the funeral Of VIII
liam ord. and the miners attended
the funeral In a BODY
Nels Erickson. of the Bonnie Girl
mine. has sufficiently recovered to
return to work. having been laid up
In The hospita for some time.
The Elks have their smoker tonight
There vii be one Initiation, after
which an interesting program will be
rendered Visiting members are wei.
come
The A. O. o. F. lodge will give
dance at their hall Friday night OF
this week. The public IN cordially In.
vited. Admission-75 cents q couple:
extra lady 25 cents
DR.. Lackey yesterday performed
very serious surgical operation on
Mrs, George Matthews at Mercy hos
pital. He was assisted by Drs
Hutchinson and Hurd
II you enjoy dancing go to the
dance to be given Friday night. Jan
l3, by the American Order Of Protec.
tion at their hall rs cents couple.
25 cents for extra ladies'.
Irene. the little daughter of Prof
and Mrs Gould, was taken to the
Ochsner hospital today. suffering with
typhoid Their many friends trust
that her recovery will be speedy.
o.
The total snowfall since II com
menced night before last totals up
something over thirteen inches to 6
O'Clock this morning. and II has been
showing NJ pretty good rate all
day
The appointment and confirmation
of F. C. Perkins and ID. L. Sheets reg.
lister and receiver. respectively. of the
Durango Land ONCE. is just recog-
milton Of competency and faithful
performance OF their duties. and the
general public Will be pleased to know
that the plums fell to these gentle
men.
j II Abbott OF the Famous. last
night received the sad news OF the
death of younger brother. Harry
Whitney Abbott. The young man lived
In. 10 a.
from an automobile and seriously In.
iured. He started on the Kaiser VII.
hem for Hamberg to take treatment
from Prof Lorenz. and one day out
he died. The news was sent by the
Marconi telegraph to New York.
The rural mail service was unable
to get further yesterday than Trim.
BILE Springs, a distance OF nine miles
The snow was very deep and heavy.
The patrons Of the line well knew
what a heavy snowstorm in the noun
tains means. and will make due al.
lowance The carrier started out
again this morning with determine
tlon to make the round trip II posi-.
BILE, but 1t Is doubtful II he makes
It,. Snow fell all night and the roads
for good portion OF the way will be
unbroken
Mrs. c. W Hutchins. In charge OF
the dressmadng department Of the
Graden Mercantile company announ.
ces that she has secured the services
Of Mrs Skedgell who comes from
the Matchmaking department OF Dan
iels Fisher Mrs. Skedgell enjoys an
enviable reputation In Denver an one
OF the leading waist-makers OF that
city and It was a great stroke OF
policy on the part OF Mrs. Hutchins
In inducing the lady to come to Du.
range. This is merely another Item
| OF evidence that the best Is none too
good for Durango and the tastes OF
our people are becoming more and
more metropoliton. Mrs. Skedgell Ia
expected to arrive Monday evening.