Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-05

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Mrs NJ Chambers of Dolores is
guest at the Strater.
Or, 70 G, Condit came up from
Aztec yesterday evening.
f. j. Kyle of Hastings, Neb., who
is looking Tor nothing but land in the
New Mexico fruit belt, is at the Pal
ace.
Mrs Laura Chambers of Dolores
and daughter Ida, who has been liv-
ing in Durango, departed this morn
ing for Dodge City. Kas.
j. C.. Smith and wife. who have
been living in Durango for several
months. departed this morning for
Denver. where they will make their
future home.
Joe Granathan of lockwood depart
ed at noon. saying tnat the best time
10 start anywhere was when 1t was
storming as 1t would be more likely
to stop than to commence.
Charlie Kiehl, born at Del Norte.
who came to Durango several months
ago and stole Edith Cramm, departed
this morning for Denver. where ne
will be employed with the Moffat road
out of Denver.
Mrs. A. H. Brown and sons of Ken
nett, Calf. arrived yesterday evening
to visit Grandma and Grandpa Adalr
Wilson. Mrs. Brown mas not been in
Durango for several years but will find
many old time friends here.
Mrs, George Bauer and father. Carl
Schultz, returned yesterday evening
from La Juntn, where they had been
visiting the brother and son, Johnnie
Schultz. They continued on to Man
eos this morning.
D.
A sample OF Bayfield, creamery but
ter was left at The Herald office yes
terday, and ii the new butter maker
continues TO Manufacture as good
product everybody will learn to ask
for it. Long live the Bayfield, cream
cry.
The sore throat battalion is grad
nally increasing. 1t is a combination
Of pain produced by carbuncles. stone
bruises, boils, burns. pick axes and
hammers, varied somewhat by small
pox. yellow fever and black plague
pains,
w. NJ Hunter. of Burnt Timber
gulch. the lucky mine finder. is at the
Inter Ocean. Had the Rio Grande
given him and a promoter the right
10 run automobile cars to Trimble
Springs over the track, there would
have been something doing.
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viii Hart and family came down
last night to reside in Durango. Mr.
Hart has been with the American Car
pet company at Siverton for some
lime. They have secured house on
Fifth avenue and viii ship their fur
niinre from SiNerton. Mr. Hart has
taken position with |. Kruschke.
Frank Rivers. when he called jim
my Magncr's attention to statue
in the window Of local clothing
store, made from a sketch by local
artist. and used for advertising pur-
poses, came near prccipitating a riot
Mr.. Magner said he would be willing
10 have his picture used to elect "A
Democrat or street commissioner.
but ne would not tolerate its use for
commercialism.
Denver has gobhled all the conven.
tions and meetings of the middle
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Durango is glad of It; We didn't want
'cm to 20 to Omaha or Waukarusa.
But there is new deal on, one in
which Durango win claim all the
meetings of the Southwest hereafter,
and Denver Is invited to attend. With
trains north, east south and west.
Durango is facilitated to handle all
the big meetings the interests of the
Southwest can suggest, Let us have
convention league or let the board
of trade resolve itself into one.
Dave Duffeld. the veteran of tie
war to civilize lockwood thirty years
ago. was down from his hogan yester-
day trying to learn why La Plata
county had assessed him SO and some
cents in 1904 and raised 1t TO sa5
and more cents for 1905. David says
he studied economy in Pennsylvania
and used sharpened lead pencil to
get his deductions, and he proposes