Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-06

IN CLOSED at HllulllBHl, MdICu oI, III
compliance with the order Issued by
the city authorities.
]. H. Arnold went over to Bay
field the fore part of the week and as
he is still out of the city many are
anxious to know what has become OF
him. A few days will develop.
The district clerks Office is graced
with new book typewriter. Hereaf.
ter the records in that office will be
typewriter, which will be a great i'm
proyement.
Bruce Caldwell came in from Den
yer last night and will stay a. day or
two. Bruce is collecting for Golfers
Weekly in place OF Mr.. VESSEL, who
is sick. Bruce's regular territory is
in the north part of the state.
The Democrat should first obtain
its proof and then submit it to the
district attorney This catering to
the sensational and morbid, also
arousing the curiosity of every young
boy and girl in the community. The
crime referred to deserves the sever
est punishment and should not be
smothered or condoned.
G. j., Williamson of Florida mesa
is in town today. Mr.. Williamson is
rapidly improving his ranch and is
getting it in fine shape. The summer
he located it he planted crop in lit
tie patches here and there wherever
he could find a spot big enough in
the sage brush. and cleared the brush
out later as he got time
There is sadness today in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Lund, the pratt
tie of their little one having been
stilled. Only those who have passed
through it can know how big a place
in the home such little one can fill
and how dreary it is when he goes
away. The little boy was ten and a
half months old. He passed away
shortly after midnight this morning.
W. A. Benjamin and William j.
Christopher have bought out the res
taurant of Pierce Brothers. The
Pierces have run the place for ten
years and are tired of the confne-
ment. They have secured some fine
ranch property near Cedar Hill and
to this they will now devote their en-
tire time. They will put out an or
chard and make other improvements.
They have about $50 acres.
People up at II last night probably
noticed an unusual brightness in the
electric lights. It's easily explained
by the arrival of baby girl at Mr.
and Mrs. S. w. Henderson's at the
above hour. Sam could not help tel
ephoning the news and the engineer
at the plant thought a trifie more pow.
er on the light system the proper ca
per. Here is TO the frst-born and
may the pathway through life be dot.
ted with bright lights.
Many business women find them
selves sadly in need OF a good cup
of tea, which they cannot get in the
restaurants they patronize. This is
easily remedied by buying silver tea
ball, which is not at all expensive. In
this one may put her own tea. and
asking for n cup of hot water at the
restaurant. get just the beverage she
likes. But for all purposes the cup of
hot water would generally answer the
purpose quite as well
As the time approaches when the
advisory committee appointed by the
depositors will submit proposition
for the settlement of the Colorado
State bank affairs, endorsed by a
large majority of the depositors, the
morning sheet is beginning to take on
Mysteries again. or course It gloats
over the starting of suits galore and
In advance endeavors to decide the
case for the court The Herald is sat.
isfed with the case 1t has presented |
and there is nothing more to advance
except that under the proposed agree
ment the advisory committee feels as.