Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-04
LOCAL NEWS.
From Wednesdays Daily.

George Dale is up from Pendleton.
Having dental work done.
John Kellenberge went out over his
regular route this morning.
The good "jollier7 is always popular,
even II little respected.
o.
And 1t really getting warm. Just |
what we have been looking for these |
many moons.
j. L. Morrison came down from Do
lores yesterday and is spending the
| day in the city.
The man who prates about his hon
| esty should be watched. He is not to
he trusted.
Miss Edith B. NJ. Young and Miss
o'Nelll returned to Pagosa Springs
this morning.
| A. NJ Anheier left for Pagosa
Springs this morning to take in the
| celebration tomorrow.
| The county commissioners are today
considering and allowing bills incur
red by the county during the past
three months.
According to David F. Day he is the
only honest and righteous individual
IN the community. As to his decency
ask Tulley.
The switch engine went off the track
near the freight depot this morning
and delayed the arrival of the Silver
ton train for few minutes. No dam
age done.
A. Hahn went to Pagosa Springs
this morning to spend the glorious
ith of July and get better acquainted
with the good people of that place.
Sensible proposition.
Remember the stores close all day
| tomorrow-eyen the BARRIERS, but will
be open this evening TO accommodate
late customers. Be sure and lay in
your supplies this evening.
o.
John A. Porter left this morning for
his country residence on upper Pine
river accompanied by his sister. Mr.
Porter will spend the next two months
enjoying the balmy mountain breezes.
o.
A. l.. Nathan expects to get away
Friday for the eastern markets which
include Chicago, New York, and sew
eral of the manufacturing centers.
Mr.. Nathan dealing direct with the lat
Ter in many instances. He will be
absent five TO six weeks.
Durango will be pretty well deserted
tomorrow. many people going to
neighboring towns where celebrations
take place while hundreds of others
VIII picnic in the country. The scribe
and few others will remain to take
care of the city.
Richard Keller left this morning for
Denver. Mr.. Keller reports a ship
ment of a car of ore from the Emma
mine that gave gratifying returns.
Only small force is employed at
present but upon Mr.. Kellers' return
from Denver it will be increased and
regular shipments resumed.
! Notwithstanding the continued warm
days the Animas is slowly receding.
having gone down few inches since
Sunday and Monday, and it is be-
lieved the highest point has been
reached and the flooded land soon re-
lieved. We hope so.
Durango will be well represented at
the headquarters of the Valliceto Fish
ing and Hunting club tomorrow, two
dozen or more of the members with
their families and friends leaving for
the inviting spot today. Already eight
or nine summer cottages have been
erected and the summer months are
ceto.
Dave Day and his mud-slinging Dem
ocrat can devote columns to the Ray
monds If the trouble-breeder will leave
other people alone-especially the
dead, who can only turn over in their
grave and groan over the depravity of
one who will thus betray his man
hood. It's bad enough to malign the
living who are in a position to defend
themselves, but the dead are without
recourse and no one possessing a
scintilla of decency and honor will
resort TO such disgraceful tactics.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Lyon of Ration,
N. NJ, are in the city the guests of
Mr and Mrs. N. c. Cooke, the gentle
men being old time friends when Mr..
Cooke resided in and around Trinidad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon have been enjoy
ing an outing at Pagosa Springs and
concluded TO come over and see Du-
range, and The Herald is sure they
VIII enjoy their visit.