Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-28

LOCAL NEWS.
From Mondays Daily.
Remember that Frank Sheets will
make a first-class clerk.
J. N. Springer drove in from Bay
field late yesterday afternoon.
Not one word of centure during
the two years DIR. McEwen served as
mayor.
Dobbins and Ball is the watchword
in North Durango. This is as it
should be.
Mrs. John Skoog is confined to her
room owing to slipping and injuring
her back Saturday.
Joe Smith was up from the ranch
over Saturday night. His wife let him
come alone this trip.
Chris Doud was among the return
ing passengers to Silverton on Sat
urday nights delayed train.
Miss Beryl and Master Roy Hanna
returned Saturday night. having been
visiting relatives at Florence.
II. l.. Hall of Ignacio Isl with lis
today. Roy says spring is well ad-
k.anced in his neck of the woods.
Rowe Pingrey represents large In
terests. And he has opinions of his
own that will advance Durango in
many ways.
Mrs. Charles Pearson returned to
her home on the Florida this morning
after spending the Sabbath with Mrs,
w. G. White.
One week from tomorrow the Re
publicans will make a clean sweep
in Durango This because they have
the right kind of men running for of
flee.
The Democrat being unable to come
out and say anything good of its nom
inees, fills space ridiculing the oppo-
sition. Such low-down tactics never
win.
AL Anheier left Sunday morning |
for a visit at the former home in In
diana. being his first trip east in
twenty-four years. He will find many |
changes.
]. H. McDevitt is home from a |
trip around the circle. Was among |
the snowbound passengers top of
Cumbres for twenty-four hours or
y more.
1t seems to be all one way in the |
Third ward. The voters have been |
making comparisons and find that |
Hanno and Nagelin are the men to |
represent them.
Dave Logans majority is placed as
high as $50. We do not believe this |
is estimating too much of a majority |
because the voters recognize in Dave
a friend of the people.
~
Mrs. Beulah Stollsteimer and son |
/. returned Saturday evening from Phoe-
Aaix, Ariz. where they have been the |
past eight months. The change proved |
beneficial and both look fine
This is the last week of the spring
campaign. The issues are good and
economical government. How voters
can do anything but vote the Repub
lican ticket is not easily explained.
Everyone speaks of Frank Sheets
as one of the most accommodating
postoffce boys ever In the service.
AS clerk he will prove just as accom-
modating. Remember this week
from tomorrow.
o. F. Boyle left Sunday morning
for Denver where he goes to see how
Mrs. Boyle is getting along. 1t is
possible Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle will take
an eastern or southern trip before re-
turning to Durango.
A bunch Of Aztec boys arrived ut
' evening. registering at the Strater,
among the number being F. B. Towns
end, H. d. Abrams and Fred Bunker.
They are spending the day in this
city, enjoying metropolitan life.
: The idea of electing Wigglesworth.
He has drawn many thousands OF
dollars from the city treasury the past
four years and exhibiting his stub
bornness and unfitness for the place
when the sewage question was up.
%
w. II. LaCount has served his coun'
try well. When the call came for men
to save the union he was to the front
and never once turned his back on the
enemy. Let this be remembered when
you go to the polls a week from to-