The Dolores star., 1907-03-29

VIZ b'Ss oi WV "NNhf hStot hOsA<~
Wednesday.
Mrs. II. V, Pyle returned from >
weeks visit to Durango and surround-
ing towns, Wednesday.
DIR. a. J. Pate left Wednesday for
Denver where he will visit with rela-
tives and friends for some time.
|
Send your orders to ID. Mayer, Nam
cos, Colo, for your safety f1ues, tin.
galvanized iron and sheet iron work,
roofing and spouting.
The services for April in the Dolores
Catholic church will be held the
second Sunday, April II, instead Of
the third Sunday as is the custom.
Exon & Rush received slab of It
allan marble the first OF the week and
have placed it on their meat counter,
improving the looks of the same very
much.
Jim Galloway was in town Saturday
en- route to Telluride. He had just
come up from the big McElmo fruit
ranch aud said the peach trees were
beginning to bloom.
Fl. F. Stalcup was business caller
at the Star Office Tuesday. Mr.. Stall
cup has just completed his school at
Quarry, where he has been teaching
the past two months.
You had better look over the names
in the register at the post Office and
see If your name is there, if not and
you are entitled to vote at the coming
town election do not fail to register
Monday.
Charles Grefe Of Des Moines, Iowa,
IA assisting Mr.. Exon in the meat
market. Mr.. Grefe is a meat cutter by
trade, but came to Montezuma county
to buy ranch and is working here
while waiting to close the deal.
j. J. Harris & Co. have added new
counting machine TO their office equip
ment. These little machines are
wonders. This one not only adds but
subtracts, multiplies and divides and
never makes a mistake or complains of
brain flag.
We are informed that yesterdays
storm was caused by Andy Harris and
Jack Lynton going to Tottin's lake
Wednesday afternoon to hunt ducks.
Of course this is unofficial as we have
consulted neither the Hon. Willis L.
Moore or Rev. Irl r. Hicks.
o. d. Pyle and Miss Cleaver, and
Miss Ruby Wallace were Durango
passengers on Mondays train. o. d.
returned Wednesday, Cleaver went on
to Pennington where she will spend
a month with her GRANDMOTHER, and
Ruby went to Astez to visit her sister.
A. A. Rust returned Monday from a
months visit in the East, South and
West. He left here for his old home in
Indiana after a short visit there he left
for San Francisco by way of New Or
leans. He reports pleasant, profita-
BILE and interesting trip interspered
with plenty of rain and disagreeable
weather.
The Sunday School will give an
Easter Cantata, ''fhe Glories of the
Garden" Sunday mbrning at 10
O'clock. This service will be followed
by a union service Of the Baptist and
Methodist congregations. Both of
these services will be in the Baptist
church and cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all to attend.
Miss Louise Sayler completed very
successful term of school at the Ger
man school house Tuesday. The pa
irons of the school with well filed bas-
kets gathered at the school house and
were entertained with an excellent
program. Atnoon the contents of the
baskets were brought forth and an old
fashioned picnic dinner served. The
night was spent in dancing.
VIM. G. Haley, D. B. SGdworthy
and F. B. Buckwalter of Sioux City,
iowa, came in the first of the week and
left for the Montezunia valley to look
over the orchards. Mr.. Haley is presi-
dent Of the Haley & Lang Company,
fruit dealers, and was prospecting for
next fall's fruit crop. w. T. Bozn,an,
Cortez' enterprising real estate man,
chaperoned the gentlemen during their