Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-06-24
LOCAL NEWS.
From Thursdays Daily.

Roy Hall returned to Ignacio this
morning.
H. H. Smith and wife OF Dolores
county are In the city today.
These are the days when we sigh for
paved streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Worden depart
ed for Denver this morning.
Pennington cherries are on the mar
ket. They are fine, but the crop is
short
Theo. Grabowsky OF Silverton pass
ed through yesterday returning from
Denver
J. e. Akin of Dolores came down
last evening and stopped over night
a. the Southern.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Eldredge return
ed last evening from the Montezuma
valley.
Harry Pile came over from Dolores
yesterday and is talking insurance to-
day.
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Ernest Hoffman of Silverton is look.
ig over the Grommet country with a
view of buying a ranch.
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Patrons OF the library will do well
to read the notice in this issue regard
ing the change in hours.
This weather is great for the dry
farmers and any other kind for that
matter although the weather Is a bit
cool.
There will be no strike of the tele.
graph operators. This is good news.
especially to this section of the coun.
try.
Hon. Otto Mears, wife and maid,
passed through yesterday in Superin
tendent Lees private car bound for
Silverton.
Yesterday evenings Pennington
train was an hour and half behind
arriving time. The heavy rain caused
mud slide near Elco.
The La Platas will make the south.
west the richest and most prosperous
country in the west and the time is
not far of, either.
4, The general opinion among Silver
ION people is that there will be no
trouble there between the mine own
ers and miners.
~ Inasmuch as the city council can
not obtain stone for crossings the only
way out of 1t is to put in concrete.
They are best, anyhow.
c. s. Bailey. who has been here for
couple of days in the interest of
the 4th Of July celebration at Aztec
returned home this morning.
Chas. Schalles, brother of E. e.
SRalles, accompanied by his wife, is
visiting in the city. They are resi-
dents of the Montezuma valley.
The city councils search for suit
able horses for a fire team has not
been very fruitful. They will have to
get them from the outside and pay
big price for them
Miss Helen McLagan, a friend of
Mrs. w. H. Mack of the Southern
hotel, came in from Denver last even
ing and went on up to Dolores this
morning to visit her sister.
The dance given by the Maccabees
at Red Men hall last night was attend
ed by large crowd of disciples of
Terpsichore. The drill team exhibi-
ton was the feature of the evening.
Strawberry days from the lower val
. ley are about over for this season. The
berries from the upper valley are on
The market. After these are gone,
you'll have to wait until next year to
get good ones.
Miss Dora Rachofsky. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. Rachofsky arrived
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Flor
ence Schwayder. who will spend the
summer here.
A meeting is called for next Tues
day, the 25th, OF the stockholders of
the Colorado-New Mexico Fair associa-
ton. to be held in the board of trade
rooms, at which time six directors
will be chosen.
w. c. Leisenberg and bride return
ed last evening from Denver. They
will begin housekeeping at once in
the Clark residence. They are re-
ceiving the congratulations and well
wishes Of many friends. in which the
Herald Joins.
Major A. v. Bohn of Leadville,