Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-25
From Saturdays Daily.

dividends.
From Saturdays Daily.
The farmer will welcome good
rain. And 1t is likely to happen
about next week.
Tom Goulding and son will spend
while on Flora Vista ranch, going
down this morning.
Mrs. Sibley departed this morning
over the Southern for visit in Mont
rose with her daughter.
homes. Owners take pride in having
everything comfortable.
Mrs. w. ]. Godfrey and daughter
Hazel returned this morning to their
ranch home at Flora Vista.
Col b. b. Calvin passed through
from Denver to Silverton last even
ing. He had been taking in the races
Judge c. ]. Scharnhorst. county
Judge OF Montezuma county, is shak
ing hands with Durango friends to-
day.
Robert L. NJ Ross of Las Vegas,
returned home this morning, having
been looking over the coal mines OF
Fruitland.
And still no good catches of trout,
have been recorded. Water will not
permit good fishing before the latter
part of July.
Miss Doris. sister of Mrs. Way
land Bailey, will spend the summer in
Durango, arriving last evening from
Amarillo, Tex.
Assistant Superintendent McAtee
is beginning to smile again. Been II
full week without a washout on the
Fourth division.
According to the Journal the Ouray
strawberries were killed by fros. in
the early part of the month and the
usual July supply will be lacking.
Durango, Silverton, Telluride and
Ouray should have a baseball circuit.
And then arrangements should be
made for a tournament in each of the
towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Gilbert are new
arrivals, and will occupy the Mrs,
Harper residence, Mr.. Gilbert sue.
ceeding Mr.. Kerr as metallurgist at
the smelter.
d. A. Martin of Belle Fountain, H..
with his grandmother, Mrs. NJ. E.
Bell, will visit relatives In the San
Juan county fruit belt going down
this morning
Mrs. Willet Brown of Pennington
and Mrs. Urban Chambers of Flora
Vista. who have been visiting friends
in Pagosa Springs. left this morning
for their homes.
Rev. J. G. Kyle and wife of Pella.
Ia, arrived last night to spend the
summer Rev. Kyle's mission here is
to preach in the Baptist church dur
ing the absence of Rev Sarber.
E. c. McLoskey of Gladstone and
John Scnafer of Slverton spent the
night in the city and went down in
San Juan county this morning, they
being interested in land down there
Fred A. Howard was brought up
last evening from Flora Vista. suffer.
ing from obstruction of the bowels
He was met at the train by DIR. Lack
ey. Mr.. Howard was accompanied by
his father.
Some one better look after the
Democrat 1t is showing signs OF
saneness. 1t is really advocating Du-
rango's Fourth of July celebration
First time good word has been said
for the town in many moons.
The arrangements for the dance
given by La Plata Circle, w. of w,
are complete and there is evidence OF
record-breaking attendance, the
sale of tickets being large. The wo-
men are rustlers and know how to
stir up interest in such affairs.
II the baseball hustlers can ar.
range for ball games the latter part
of Fourth OF July week no doubt Tel.
luride boys will take part. The Tel
lnride team plays in Silverton Tues.
day. Wednesday and Thursday and
woul no doubt like to take In Duran
90 on the way home.
w. f. Smith and wife are spending
the day in town. on their return from
Silverton to Telluride.
o.
Mrs. Nellie Collier was down today
from the Perin's Peak coal mine