Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-13
LOCAL NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily

@OAA oheahday y AIally
Ben Russell came down from Sill
verton this morning.
]. II. Eby left this morning for the
lower country with surveying out
fit
John Bawden came down from Sill
''erton this morning to remain over
Sunday.
E. NJ. Biggs came in from Edith,
N. NJ. last evening. returning this
morning.
A great many Of the ranchers are
In town today purchasing necessary
supplies.
Miss Zenith Mullin, teacher of
the Lightner creek school came in
this morning to spend Sunday
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ly elected school directors of school
district No. rs are in the city today.
The Silverton Miner hopes none OF
the train crew will get fired because
the train arrived on time one day this
week.
f. d. Rose and e. b. Turner came
up from Pennington yesterday and
left for Montezuma valley points this
morning.
A. e. Penley, timber and tie in
morning on tour of inspection. He
will take in the Santa Fe country.
A party of twenty arrived at Trim
BILE Springs from Silverton this morn
ing and will remain until Monday
Ten more are looked for this evening
T. ID. Burns passed through to his
home from Trimble Springs this morn
ing where he has been the past two
days looking after the improvements
going on at this resort
j. II. Abee is in from the upper
| Pine river country today. He took
the oath of office for school director
of district No. s. to which he was
elected Monday.
o. s. Calbreath went out 10 Juanita
this morning to spend Sunday with
the boys. The son, Orvie, who has
been sick for some time is reported
rs convalercing.
| Silverton miners union has mem
bership of 1,500 at the present time
and is being added to at lively rate,
says the Standard. The union has
about $4,000 in the bank.
The school directors of the Allison
district will in the near future build
fine stone school house. 1t will be
ready for occupancy by the begin
ming of the fall term.
Mrs. T. p. Sanderson, wife OF the
| popular travelling salesman who
makes the Strater hotel headquar
ters, went to Pagosa Springs this
morning where she will spend the
Sabbath with Mr.. Sanderson.
Frank Wride of the Florida mesa
Is in town today, the first time fol
several weeks. He reports that his
crops are all in and expects fine
harvest.
Henry Ludewig returned last even
ing from his trip to the old country
!, having been absent since the middle
OF January Looks as though the
trip to the "Faderland' agreed with
him.
The Silyerton Standard this morn
ing contains a long and well writ
ten description of the new Silver Lake
mill and mines. The illustration in
dicates one of the finest and best ar
ranged milling plants in the state OF
Colorado.
W. II. Anderson, wife and daughter
came up from Farmington Yesterday
w.rre they have been visiting friends.
They left this morning on the South.
ern for Telluride, Ouray and western
slope points. After spending some
time ever there they will return to
their home at Belgrade III.
Mrs. II. d. Mcbride left this morn
ing for Pueblo where she goes to
consult DR.. Epler. having been feel
ing badly fsr some time. The high
altitude is apparently having its eff
feet and II decided to be best she will
! go to different climate. Mr. Nc
1 pride who has haan in Denyer n