Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-08-09

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by doing so. Hurt had been pitchin,
for Silverton, and he was replaced b,
Baker. But Durango won the gam,
from Baker. Everybody was surpris
ed. Durango herself was surprised
None of the Durango contingent hat
had enough faith In the home team t.
put any money up. Silverton wa.
confident and wanted to bet bu
could find no takers. It Will be diff
ferent next time.
From Tuesdays Daily.
| Durango having broken the spell
can now go in and win the champion
ship. Let us make 1t all one way
from now on.
| Albuquerque is advertising the fall
fair in every town in the territory
Albuquerque knows from experience
that advertising pays.
There are numerous camping par
| ties on the Vallecieto. With now and
then trout and plenty of ham and
bacon the table is made palatable
VIM. Valiant came in from the
Vallecito last evening where he has
been the past three weeks engaged
in putting up the Herr-White cot.
| tages
d.,
from the hitching post Saturday even,
Ing and ran to the North Side. almost
entirely demolishing the buggy. Who
said horse was the smartest of ami.
mails?
Think of section hand wearing a
$40 Panama nat, when only a favor.
ed few of the moderately well-to-do
can afford them. That is what one
of Durango's Japanese railroad labor
ers wears.
Milt Herrick stopped at numerous
places yesterday while enroute to the
Pingrey-Clarke camp on the Vale
otto. Had never been over the road
and didn't know the curves as well
as those Baker sends over the plate.
Come to the farmers institute and
bring a horse or a COW or any kind
OF farm animal you want to. The in
structors want them to use in demon
STATIONS. They can explain their
lacturac op liva stock CO much haitian
If they have something to Illustrate
with.
II You have any extra fine alfalfa
or timothy or corn or anything of the
kind, 1t will be good excuse to bring
the professors in their demonstra-
lions. You can In that way let your
neighbors see what fine stun you are
raising.
The infant OF Oficer and Mrs.
Dobbs, few weeks old, died early
this morning. The little one caught
pneumonia while Mrs. Dobbs and
some friends were camping near
lockwood. Mrs. Dobbs came down
on the train last evening with the lit
tie one.
The men who are coming to lecture
on stock and grains at the farmers
institute desire a collection of grains
and grasses and live stock, to be used
in demonstrations. Farmers will pro-
At all the more by these demonstra-
lions and 1t is hoped farmers will
bring In stock and articles for the
demonstrations.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. White will jour
ney to the yallecito in day or two
and put In couple Of weeks. Mr..
White has had neat cottage erected
room for two beds, cook stove
and table. About 40 feet from the
Herr cottage. Guess we will go out
again while they are there. 1t will
be worth the trip to watch w. G. fish.
II fishing Is poor there is nothing
| like an outing A few days does
wonders for one and the beneficial ef-
fects are felt II you are not gorged
with fish The writer can testify to
| the outdoor medicine. Leaving here
Saturday morning he felt like the
last rose of summer-no appetite and
generally debilitated. Three days
made four meals day taste good
| and Iifa tpnrtb LIVING