Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-02-28

terday.
Marshal Wickline is improving.
Rest Is doing him good.
- Montrose socialists will put a ticket
fr the field for spring election.
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Special Revenue Inspector Allard
journeyed to Pennington Sunday.
Animas knows when the right man
is in charge of educational interests.
Have you seen Goodman's "yaller"
wagon OF course, If you have eyes.
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Cowboy George West left this morn
ing for the ranch in Archuleta county
jesse Haller was In the city over
Saturday night, returning to Mancos
yesterday morning.
Manager and Editor Tulley Sunday
ed at Trimble. Wife out of town and
had to go some place.
Fl. ID. Mcbride was returning pas
senger from Denver and other out
side points last evening.
l. Lazarus departed this morning
fog New York city. Says he will be
batk early in the summer.
Mrs. Edgar l.. Thompson left this
morning for Pueblo and Denver. VIII
be absent month or six weeks.
Joseph A. Walker is a new arrival
from Denver. Connected with the le-
gal department of the government.
Walter Hunter returned TO La Plata
City this morning. Anxiously waiting
for snow to disappear from the hills.
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Henry c. Bollinger returned to his
home at La Plata City this morning
after spending the Sabbath in his
city.
Ed. Van Endert went up to the La
Platas this morning to investigate
snow conditions and the probability
of early resumption of work.
Messrs. Cooke and Leiner are anx-
iously awaiting the arrival of the fur
niture for their new pool room which
is ready for occupancy. The goods
were shipped last week.
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Gertrude and Catherine Raymond
returned from Mancos last evening,
having enjoyed themselves at the
Krumpanitzky's, Notwithstanding the
rain and snow. Mrs. S. w. Raymond
will be home tonight.
f. A. Rodecker has been retained as
principal of the Animas City schools
for another year at an increased sal
ary. The school board of Animas
knows when the right man is in charge
of educational interests.
Fish Superintendent Kincaid is ex
pected in from Denver tonight. And
We can assure him he will find the
local fish hatchery in good shape. 1t
is possible Commissioner Farr may
accompany him. If he does Nick
Cooke will see he has a good time.
Shorty" Franklin, the paper man
is doing business in this city today,
arriving last evening from Telluride
Notwithstanding the fact that his
nouse, the Paters Paper Co, was
hurglariZed to the extent of $500 a
few nights ago. the price of paper has
not gone up on this account.
Harry Jackson was a Denver-bound
passenger Sunday morning VIII be
absent a week or such matter. II
is possible he will return with an au-
tomobile Wants to be prepared to
make quick trips to the fishing
grounds on the valliceto this coming
summer.
Rev. and Mrs. Ferguson leave in
the morning. going to Denver first,
Mr.. Ferguson leaving in a few days
for Cisco, Texas, where he will re
main month, reaching the coast
later. Mrs. Ferguson will visit friends
and relatives in Kansas City and Mis-
souri, towns.
John Mates and Mike Morris were
arrested Saturday evening charged
with keeping their saloon open on
Sunday. the 17th The men appeared
sbefore Judge Clements this morning
and plead not guilty and their trial
was set for Tuesday, March 5. Getting
to be a dangerous proposition to sell
whisky on the Sabbath.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Pheney have
/ moved back to Alamosa. after an alb
sence of several months in Durango.
Mr.. Pheney was running a train out
OF Durango to Pennington, but Henery
Willis decided he wanted that run
and he and Mr.. Pheney traded. The
latter will now run between here
and Durango.-Alamosa Independent
Journal.
DIR. Epler is expected from Pueblo
this evening and tomorrow evening
with DR.. Terrill, will operate on Mrs.
w. J. Iredale for appendicitis. DR..
Epler is the gentleman who operated
on Mr.. Mcbride some two or three
years ago and performed the job SO
well that Curley wants him present
when his daughter is operated on.
Leslie w. Smith spent the Sabbath
in Durango. He was in Denver and
en- route to his home at Pagosa
Springs on Saturdays train. Getting
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