Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-22
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DR.. w. r. Winters, who has been i'll
for long time and especially so since
the fire which destroyed his home and
office n couple OF months ago, is about
the same but gradually grows weaker.
He has given up every idea or thought
of professional work and is being cared
for by the county commissioners and
his old friends. who try to see that
the good doctor wants for nothing
Silverton Miner.
W. II. Ostenberg, vice president of
the First bank of Montezuma valley,
has just purchased two hundred acres
OF land south of the city of S. W. Bry-
ant, for a little over three thousand
dollars. This gives Mr.. Ostenberg $50
acres of land in this valley, which
demonstrated his confidence in this
was made by Bozman & Blatchford
who are making things move in the
real estate line.-Montezuma Journal.
Pennington Times-Hustler.
The Index editor saw a big crowd
at Aztec on the Fourth from every
point on the compass except Farm.
ington.
on Monday where she will make her
home while Mr. Pyne is working the
Espanola valley for his nursery com
pany. Mr.. Pyne will return here in
September and Mrs. Pyne a little later.
Mrs. Larkin Beck took her little
daughter. aged about 10, up to Du-
range Wednesday of last week to
have her examined by the specialists
there for a peculiar ailment of the
gums of the mouth. She was exam
ined jointly by Drs. Ochsner and Davis
who pronounced it n severe case of
cancer.
George e. Allen, the champion fruit
grower, on Saturday us in n display
of berries and small fruits that when
placed in our window took the eyes of
all passers-by. The list included Lo.
sanberries, dewberrles, blackberrles,
red and black raspberrles and some
mammoth pie plant, stems and leaves.
1t was sure tempting display as well
as thing of beauty.
Aztec Democrat.
j. A. MacLeod's furniture and house
hold goods arrived from Cripple Creek
last Saturday.
The demand for ice has been much
greater than the factory could turn
out, and for several days last week
the town was almost without ice.
Mrs. F. w. Farmer is recovering
from the injury received from being
thrown from her buggy last week. Her
horse became frightened and turned
so quickly as to upset the buggy.
There's some handy" kids up coun-
try, who. If they do not carry them
selves straighter than they have for
tended visit to Santa Fe. They will
save trouble il they will return the
some time. may get to make an ex-
pocket knives which they took from
house.
A merry crowd from Aztec attend.
ed the show at Cedar Hill last Mon.
day night, They left Aztec about A
O'Clock and arrived at Cedar Hill at
about sunset. Mrs. DeRemer served
dinner to the party, and this dinner
was about the best thing we have
seen for long time. We found the
~N'' iiih PNoPlt " w very uoSplld ulR
and friendly.
An event not soon to be forgotten
by the Mccoy clan. was the family
reunion at Flora Vista last Sunday.
this being the occasion of Grandpa
McCoy's SD birthday. All the Nc
Coys in the country-and they are
many-gathered at his home and spent
the long happy day together, the older
folks living over again the old DAYS.
and the children making merry with
games. etc.
Aztec Index.
w. II. Ballou returned last week
from Texas and will visit in Aztec
for some time. He is looking well
but says that this place looks better
to him than any place he has seen.
Jim Lawson brought samples of
wheat into this office that measure al
most six feet tall and headed in fine
big heads. This wheat was raised on