Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-04
fRrom saturdays pnily.l

Jack Couch is down from his saw
nil today on business.
Lou Soens came in from MaDcos last
.venlng ana is visiting his brother.
John.
j 5. Hatcher came in from Paeosa
springs yesterday aud is in the city |
.oday on business.
Farming section vas well repre-
in the city today. AND 1oi a
kicker among them.
Roy Kalabaugh Is expected TO arrive
In Durango with his bride from Lead
Vile some time next week.
The nights are getting sufficiently
cool to enjoy dancing. Good music at
Red Men hail this evening.
County Clerk tonroN ms morrlhS
issued u marriage license to u. G. Nc
.Iunkins and Miss Ruby Bryan.
J. II. Arnold has been going some
this week Made two ranch sales, 81
falling an expenditure of $27 $50.
The Herald manager will partake
Of genuine canvas back duck tomor
row through the agency of DR.. Ochs'
ner. Come again.
Mrs, Evanston, formerly n resident
of Durango. was brought down from
Silyerton this morning and taken TO
Mercy hospital for treatment.
Edward Croker came down from Sil.
yerton yesterday suffering from an
attack of rheumatism. He went to
Pagosa Springs this morning to boil
ont,
swift on the typewriter az reported
but he is getting there just the same.
Has all kinds of machines to practice
on.
Mr. and Mrs. X H. Toll and so1s
OF Cripple Creek, who have been visit
ing relatives in Mancos. came over yes
terday evening and departed for home
his morning.
j. j. Cooke of the Denver hrm hav
ing the contract for erecting the aew
stack at the smelter came last night
from Denver and Will remain several
ways looking after the work.
Today ]. II. Arnold closed The deal
by which the Sleeth ranch. alongside
the Mccormack ranch, sold recently
by him, becomes the property OF Peter
r. Taylor of the Montezuma valley
The ranch contains 55 acres Of first
class land, well improved. The con
sidaration was $3,25o
Mrs Guy NJ. Kerr arrived last even
ing from Leadville in company with
Mrs. Spangler and will spend few
weeks with Durango friends. dividing
most of her time between the Spansler
residence and Mrs. Frank Eldredge,
H. NJ. Bushnell and Miss Mary
Petty We're quietly married yesterday
rhe bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Petty of Lightner creek
md the groom is the manager OF the
rheatorium. They are receiving con
;ratulations today.
Regarding rumors that many San
Juan county mines would close down
on account OF the low price oi metals
The Silverton Miner interviewed many
II the mine managers and finds that
every mine will continue in operation
is usual
O.
u. c. Lightner, who returned II cou
ple of DAYS ago from Denver and other
outside points, says the Wall stree
tiurry is not Affecting business in Colo.
rado In the least. and that the people
everywhere have the greatest conf
1ence In the future.
with the s61 ,2OG.52 in cash and sight
xchange the George Bauer bank OF
Aancos Is in shape to weather any
kind OF a storm. And the business oil
the institution is growing. showing an
increase in resources over year ago
~ $7l,Sl3.35. Pretty good showing
Miss Visa Lake returned last even
ing after an absence of seven weeks
visiting the home OF her parents in
New York state-up and down the
Hudson and Catskill mountains. She
'eports the finest time of her life, en-.
owing every moment.
A. NJ Stevenson, national commit
teeman for Colorado, is home from "A
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