Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-07-02

heiS' sou' Duz dOWe, Wndd you git
that vest, huh?
Dan MacLean left this morning on
a business trip to Telluride.
The Herald has few extra copies
OF this edition II Pioneers or others
desire them.
Roy Current rested his weary bones
at the Savoy last night and went on
to Silverton tais morning.
Nathan is displaying about as pretty
show. windows as one ever runs
across, It's good to look at.
Scotty Gaukroger returned this
morning on the Silverton train and
will put in the carnival week at home.
Mrs. Bowlen, the lockwood mer-
asnt. is in town today getting some
more Fourth of July supplies for her
customers.
came UP to see If there wasn't a show
to make little money in that line
in San Juan county.
Sam Sackett came in from Denver
last evening and will tarry in this
section a few days.
The carnival show will arrive some
time tomorrow night from Alamosa
II takes two special trains to haul
it.
Ed. Schalles says the irrigation
notice in another column means bus
iness. Read it and save getting
hauled up before Judge Houx.
p. J. O'Donnell came over from Cor
tez yesterday and is guest at the
Bdelman. Wanted to get his bearings
for the carnival before the rush.
The work OF decorating began in
earnest this morning and by Monday
Main street will present a gay ap-
pearance Get in line.
John C. Herr Is in the Ophir dis
trict looking over some leased propo-
sitions. and will probably put in most
of his time there for the next few
weeks.
T. E. Hyde, Jr., of Putnam, N. NJ,
has been looking over the resources
Of the country along the San Juan
river, and stopped at the Savoy last
night on mis- way home. He may re-
main In Durango for the Fourth.
Mrs. j. E. Schutt passed Through to
5ilverton from Albuquerque last even
Ing to be with her son, Morton, and
look after the motherless children.
Miss Josie Hood returned last even
'ng from Denver, where she has been
the past few months. Her many
'rieads will rejoice to hear that she
has recovered her voice and it is now
stronger than it has ever been since
she first began to have trouble with
il.
Morton Schutt is invoicing at Sill
gerton preparatory to selling. The
Standard announces he will give up
his residence there on the goth OF
July. which indicates ne will leave
The San Juan. Poor Morton, we all
eel sorry and sympathize with him
in bis great loss.
Attorney General N. c. Miller, ac-
,ompanied by Mrs. Miller. came in
rom Pagosa Springs last evening
and are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. e. Herr. They will be with us
some days.
State Engineer Wells was an ar
rival last night from Denver and went
up this morning to look over the work
done and that to be done on the
Junction creek road.
w. J. Bryan, Jr.. is planning to en-
ter the navy.
1t is now given out ofiicially that
the friends OF Adair Wilson have pre-
vailed upon him to make the race for
district judge and ne will make an
active canvass for the nomination.
With the judge an open candidate,
friends will no doubt rally to his
cause and there will be something
loing in the judicial district the next
few weeks.
N. Peach mot the seedless peach)
who registered at the Savoy last
night as being from Pennington, does
not live there. but his home is in
Albuquerque. After seeing that pret-
ty little town on the San Juan he
could not resist the temptation to
can 1t home. Mr.. Peach is in the real
estate business in Albuquerque and
The latter part of next week Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Pilgrim and young
est son leave for Minneapolis, Mimi,