Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-26
trrom Mondays Daily)

tFrom Mondays Daily)
Mrs. L. J. Nathan and children left
Sunday morning for Alamosa to join
her husband.
In the match race at Pennington
Jack Pot won ever Mancos Pearl by
aboit two feet
Mrs. Pringle. accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. George Weaver, left
Sunday morning for st. Louis.
Richard McCioud is home from Pa
gosa Springs. whore he put in
couple oil days on legal business.
A call has been issued for meet
ing Of Democrats to organize.a Bryan
club. Time and money thrown to the
birds.
Mrs Clay of Silyerton and Miss
Camp of Spokane who goes to Silver
ton on visit, were guests over night
in Durango.
w. Il. Kinney was returning pass
enger from Denver Saturday even
ing. continuing to silyerton yesterday
morning.
Although great many farmers
have been unable to dispose of their
hay and oats, they are optimistic and
are lookoing forward to better times
in the near future.
o
scores the Denver &Rio Grande man
agenent for the kind of service rea-
dersd during the past week.
Postoffice Inspector Haynes, who
has teen in and out of Durango the
past three weeks. left sunday morn
ing 'yr Denver and other parts of the
district.
Fr.it buds are said to be develop
oping very fast on apricot. plum aud
peach trees in the vicinity of Farm
ington. The warm weather il doing
the ork.
T. t. Peterson left this morning fol-
Shiprock to get work under hcadway
ON iis government contract. Expects
to be absent about ten days or two
weeks.
Miss Hattie Clapp left for Mancos
Sunday morning to take charge OF tue
telephone exchange during the Ell
forced absence of Manager Pinon,
who is down with fever.
Benz. b. Russell came down from
Silvrrton last evening to attend the
funeral OF his brother Clems baby
boy. And Ben was fond OF the little
fellow and viii miss its cheery prattle
Frank Barnes Is in more trouble
having been sued by the governme1
anu tpu,VVV lttt VI iuibbSi o'sHNhs . 'fs
government claims the lumber wa.
sawed from timber unlawfully taken
from the forest reserve.
Mrs. w. II. Brumley, who was op.
Grated on at Mercy hospital few
days ago. is. getting along nicely and
Mr.. Brumley will probably return to
Dolores to look after business In
day or two. Her many friends in
Montezuma county will be pelased to
learn of this good news.
C. w. Stewart. who returned week
ago from Lebanon, Kans., where he
went last fall after selling his ranch
ON the Florida, was in the city short
time today. Mr.. Stewart bought a
ranch in Kansas while absent but
will spend the summer near Bayfield,
on Pine river.
Weather prognosticators are not
looking for settled weather until the
new moon, which makes its appear
ance week from tomorrow. The ad.
vent of the new moon generally
causes disturbance which is liable to
last for several days in the spring OF
the year.
The Bsrteldes Seed company OF
Denver is building up quite a business
in this section OF the state, a pleasing
fact tecause the company is a Col.
orado institution So lar as The Her
aid has been able TO learn, the seeds
are giving splendid satisfaction, be
ing fresh and easily germinated. All
dealers handle Barteldes' seeds.
Norman S. Thompson received n
telegram Saturday evening annouac-
ing tae death OF his father and LETT
sunday morning for the old home IN
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