Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-01-10
From Tuesdays Daily.
Mr.. James Shryver II In town
from his ranch near Kline.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Mr.. James shryver IL In town
from his ranch near Kline.
Colds seem to be prevalent.
Weather is too changeable.
Joe Terry passed through from
Silverton to Denver this morning.
Miss Maud Trippe returned from
her Denver trip Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Walker OF Az
tee are in the city for a couple OF
days.
A. A. Rust came over from Dolores
last evening. registering at the
| Strater.
Mr.. Henry Cordes returned from
spending his vacation in Colorado
City last evening.
| oOuNchil pobtdi Caiub vi thC new
stone bridge make fine showing
and many are being sent out
| The new school house at Allison
is completed. Mr.. Mentzel is in town
looking after seats for the building.
| W. T. kirkpatrick Is headed for
San Antonio, where he will hobnob
with Charley Herr for a few weeks.
The train from Telluride arrived
at midnight, the blockade In the vi
cinity of Lizard Head being raised.
The bond of Assessor Coston was
raised from $4,000 to $4,000 by the
commissioners. A personal bond
was filed.
If, any of our readers want advice
how to conduct their business. con.
suit the patent medicine sheet push.
They know 1t all.
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1t remains to be seen whether
there was a contract last fall where
A few days will tell.
The Durango postofiice shows an
Increased business for 1906 over the
previous year. Each year shows a
gain. This indicates a steady growth.
Should those desiring to violate
the law become too fresh, Judge
Pike is liable to get busy and then
there will be some fines and costs
Charles Pearson and wife came In
from the ranch yesterday afternoon.
taking the evening train for Silver
ton to visit Mr.. Pearsons brother
and family.
This Is the season of the year the
ice men get together to raise the
price-a time when the average man
is not caring il he never sets eyes on
another chunk.
The legislature will no doubt pass
some beneficial school election mea.
sures-one that will prevent illegal
voting and then only bona fide res.
idents of the district. Registration
will do this.
A. c. Saddlereleft this morning fol-
kewanee, ILL.,. in response to a tele
gram announcing his father was on
his death bed and to come at once
Mr.. Saddler is afraid he will arrive
too late to have word before death
ensues
The Woodmen of the World in.
stalled officers as follows last even.
ing: John Morlock. C. c.; Cy Graden,
" c.; w. c. Liesenberg, clerk; Chas.
Barton, Banker; Frank Goodman,
manager; NJ. II. Starkey, escort: !:
Mr.. Peterson. watchman; Mr.. Ander-
son. sentry.
Mrs. Retta Allen of Pennington.
who started to teach the school at
Hesperus but was compelled to give
1t up owing to poor health, writes
from Montrose. Mo-, where she is
visiting n brother. that her health is
greatly improved and she feels like
a new woman. This is good news for
her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. O'Keefe have
left Phoenix for Los Angeles. where
they will remain the balance of the
winter. Wonder II they will remem.
ber Durango friends with some more
fruit, the kind sent from Phoenix
to Mrs. Ritter, who divided SO that
The Herald family received its full
share?
| Mrs. Chas. E Mcconnell returned
/ the IaIavad Oct