Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-05


Leave Pennington ........1:30 p. m.
VOTE FOR GEORGE THOMPSON
AND LAW AND ORDER. VOTE
THE ENTIRE r BP U Ii Z L. N
TICKET AND KEEP COLORADO IN
THE FRONT RANK.
From Saturdays Daily.
Miss Ivy C. Bayles is over from
Pagosa Springs having her eyes
/ treated.
| Men and women, do no think OF 60
ing to the polls and voting against
Joe Airy.
Frank E. ]. Lewis went back to La
Plata this morning to look after his
mining properties there.
| c. r. Stivers returned to Farming
ton this morning after visit to his
mining properties near Rico.
Mrs. John Perrung went up to Sill
| verton last evening to visit her SIS
| ter, Mrs. VIII Terry.
| Mr. and Mrs. j.. w. Wlnburne of
Pennington are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed German.
Mrs. l.. l.. Thomas was an arrival
from Pennington last evening. Up to
see Mrs. Mckinney and Joe.
| DR.. w. W. McEwen came home
from Allison, where he has been look
ing after his ranch last evening.
Tom Goulding went to Aztec this
morning to have hunt for ducks,
which he says are plentiful near
there.
| If you are in favor Of the enforce
ment of the laws remember that 1t is
your duty to vote for George Thomp-
son and the whole Republican ticket.
Harry Elskamp who has been visit
ing at Minneapolis and other eastern
points, reformed to Durango last even
ing and viii resume his position at
the Nathan store Monday.
| o
Charles S. Bailey and wife arrived
in Durango from Denver last evening.
They have been visiting Canon City
and Denver and went to Aztec this
morning.
Auditor ]. H. Billingslea of the
Globe express returned from visit
to the officers of the company at Az
tee and Pennington last evening and
Is in DuranEo today.
Adair Wilton, who went to Pueblo
to atterd The United States district
court, went to Denver after finishing
his business in Pueblo, arriving from
there last evening.
The Albany hotel, corner Seven
the most centrally located hotel in the
city. No hotel in Denver is conducted
on such liberal lines and none has the
attractions to offer patrons.
| Mrs. Emma Y. McAlpine of the
Pennington cannery, who has been
visiting in New Jersey several
evening and went below this morning.
| When the Democrat accepted the
price to support the Democratic local
ticket it evidently carried an agree
ment to drop Judge Russell and Alva
Adams from the list of those attacked
A prize will be given to the one guess
| ing the nearest to the price paid
| C. w. Macarthur, an old-time mining
and milling man, who has been In
| and out of the San Juan for many
years, arrived from Denver yesterday
and is stopping at the Strater. He is
on his way to Animas Forks but has
some business in Durango.
Team No. of the Daughters OF
| Pocahontas served supper in the din
| ing room at Red Mems hall last ami
there was a nice program for the en-
tertainment of the guests also The
| occasion was a social and financial
| success, as all affairs of this charac-
ter given by the Pocahontas ladies
are voting contest to determine the
most popular lady present was held
and Mrs. H. NJ. Andrew won out.
The Democrats have no candidate
| for representative. according to the
circular sent broadcast over the
county, as 1t is signed by every other
| nominee on the ticket. or course, in
large sense, this is true. Their
nominee is a newcomer. unknown to
nine out of ten people and knows no
more about the needs of this people
than the man in the moon. The chair
man Of the Democratic committee evil
IDENTIFY recognized this when he issued
the 10000 circular edition.