Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-30
LOCAL NEWS.
From wsdnssday's Daily.

Joseph Rachofsky left this morning
for Denver.
Count Cory returned yesterday from
trip To Denver.
Jesse Haller came In last night from
the Montrose races.
Nathan will close at 10 O'Clock In
the morning.
Frank Eldredge returned last even
ing from Denver. where he spent sew
eral days on business.
Mrs. Wayland Bailey and children
left this morning for Amarillo, Texas,
Remember 1t does not require tick
cts to secure admission to Red Men
hall this evening except those issued
parents Of the graduating class.
Mrs. Sam Wittow and Mrs. Arthur
Norris came down from Silverton this
morning and are visiting friends in
the city.
Jesse Haller is looking forward to
a successful racing meet next week.
He says there are going to be more
fast horses here than for many years.
II. r Lowe left this morning for
Crede on business trip. At Ala
mosa he will meet Mrs. Lowe, on
her return from a months visit with
relatives In Missouri
Fred G. Peterson departed this
morning for Los Angeles, via Denver.
II he likes II out there and things
come his way he will locate, but his
friends expect to see him back before
snow flies.
G. c. Lefever and Barney Edelman,
who were shocked and shaken up by
contact with electric wires yesterday
are still suffering great pain. Lefever
was around this morning but not as
lively as is his want.
The Herald has been given the off
cial race program for next week. No
other program will be permitted to cir
culate on the grounds and those de
string space can consult any one con-
nected with this paper
The school year Is practically clos
ed. Today the graduating class is pre-
pairing for the final ordeals. and Fri
day morning the pupils win make
final call at the high school building
to say goodbye to teachers and each
other.
Last night was to have been the
election OF officers OF Sitting Bull
tribe. Improved Order of Red Men,
but owing to the death yesterday of
Flo Hurd the meeting was adjourned
out OF respect for DIR. Hurd, who Is
the present sachem. The election will
take place next Tuesday night.
Inc citys waste paper cuspidor Is
In place In front Of the postoffice and
people are requested to deposit waste
paper therein instead of throwing 1t
promiscuously about the street. 1t
might be good scheme to have sew
erai Of them placed about the city,
AZ people are not going to walk a
block or two to deposit waste in the
can. One In each block on First street
would insure cleaner streets.
La Plata circle, Women of Wood
craft, last night elected the following
officers for the ensuing six months:
Mrs. F. p. Hall. guardian neighbor:
Mrs. c. l. Fowler. advisor; Mrs. Tay-
lor. magician: Mrs. w. B. Farley, at
tendant; Mrs. A. M. Hedges, inner
sentinel; Mrs. Emma Metson. outer
sentinel: Mrs. Partridge, captain of
the guards: Mrs. Winn, musician; ].
G. Sanford. manager.
Gov. Buchtel and Game Commission
er Farr have proclaimed fishermen
immune from arrest for starting the
nshing season ON Decoration day and
also the 31st. But II streams in other
portions OF the state are as high
and muddy as in this section we will
not agree to pay very much for all
the trout caught. Fishing Will not be
good before July-possibly August the
same as last season.
The commencement exercises at
Red Men hall this evening commence
at $3.50. The building will be open
TO the public at 1890. Seats in the |
center commencing with ID and end |
Ing with M inclusive. have been re-
served for parents of the graduating |
class. also the first row around the |
balcony This leaves the rest of the
building open to the public. which |
means the largest turnout in the his
tory OF Durango schools.
AT the meeting OF the directors OF
the South Wegtern Racing aaaocia tinn |