Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-24

specialties was never seen in The
town. Mr.. Donahue reports good
houses all along the line from Denye,
10 Durango and says all he wants Is
a good house the first night and the
crowd will be greater the rest Of tine
week.
! Mrs. T. w. Dobbs, who underwent
/ an operation In Ochsner's hospital re.
Gently. was able to leave the hospital
yesterday and go home.
The title daughter of Mr. and Mrs
C. C. Graham on the North Side is
down with the scarlet fever. The
house has been quarantined.
d
Emery Brown came down last night
from Oro F1no where he begun to
mine "A years ago. II he nves little
longer he will get out with the money.
half million dollars lies idle in
Durango wnen several hundred resi-
dences are needed. This Is not the
sort of enterprise that builds a city.
Mrs. Lillian Rickner OF Mancos IL
at the Ochsner hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Rickner is guardian neighbor OF
Banyon circle No. $50. Women OF
Woodcraft
7. ID. Burns, his two daughters and
his guests, the Casanaves from Phiia-
delpnia, departed for their homes this
morning, having spent few delight.
ful days here.
c. w Tage. the Herald's linotype
operator. departed yesterday for Den.
yer, where he will take a well-earned
vacation. c. II. Shade Will work the
keyboard in his absence
There has never been a more at
tractiye feature of the fall fairs at
Durango than the exhibits of the rur-
al schools in the Art building. Are
they to be cut out this timer
Mr.. and Mr.. Mcbride and Mrs. Ire
dale came in this morning from John.
ny Farrell's place on Pine river, where
they have been rusticating the past
few weeks. Mr. Farrell came in also
The Aztec and Farmington fair
msnagements want every editor In
the country to take In their fairs. And
they don't want their money, either
And the fairs will not lose anything
by IT,
Frank Staplin, editor OF the Farm
ington Enterprise, stopped Saturday
night in the city and left yesterday
morning for Taos, N. NJ. on business.
He is one of the hustlers for the
Pennington fair. and he wants every
body to know that Pennington will
be prepared to show everybody who
goes that that is the greatest country
on earth. If you forget 1t Frank will
tell you again, or If he should fail to
see you he will have somebody else
tell you.
Rev Sanderson will spend another
week in Durango. and then he will
be transferred to some other place,
probably on the eastern slope, near
Denver The conference has one or
two places in view for him. Mr.. San
derson's many Durango friends will
be very sorry to lose MIN and his fam
lily, and they will be sorry TO leave,
too, as they have been here just long
enough to become attached to the
town, but then Methodist minister
does not expect to stay long In one
place. as 1t is a policy of the church
to change the pastors about every 80
often
A few days ago the Herald printed
an item calling attention to the fact
that new people were needed for our
new industries-that the people al
ready here are busy in the old indus
tries. The first parties to act on this
Smith of Buckleys sawmiil,,- who are
TO the front with boy. He was
procured through the immigration
agency OF DIR. Ochsner. The new ay-
rival will for the present occupy a po-
sition In the creamery business. A
little later he will probably pick rub
ber weed or work in the beet fields.
and when he grows up he may enter
the sawmill bushes or dig gold on
Deep creek. Nextl --sH
! The sixth annual session OF the
l teachers institute for the fye coun-
ties of this district commenced at
Mancos today. quite a number OF
teachers going out from Durango this
morning. The counties embraced in
the district are Dolores, Montezuma,
La Plata, Archuleta and San Juan.
| The institute is conducted by Pro-
lessor NJ. f. Miller Of Fort Collins,
who was conductor of the institute
held at Durango last year. Mrs. Ro-
! sepha Pulford, superintendent of
schools In La Plata county, will have
charge of Nature study. This will em.
brace the following: THE correlation
Of nature study with other school
work; the nature study movement;