Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-08

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LOCAL NEWS.
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(From Thursdays Daily)
Let as many Durango people as pos
sible plan to attend the various farm.
er institutes during the coming three
weeks.
Mrs. 8. Brown was brought down
from Silverton last evening and taken
to the Ochsner hospital for treat
ment.
]. W. Lewis Of Washington, D. c.,
was an arrival last evening. being con-
nected with the department Of the in
terror.
c. W. Wells OF Denver. former state
engineer. was an arrival last night
and will be located here for q few
weeks on government business.
Mr. and Mrs. Mecklenberg of Den
yer were guests the past day or two
OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rochofsky, and
left for their home on the eastern
this morning.
William Sullivan passed through
from Denver to Silverton on last even
ing's train and will spend most of the
summer in San Juan county looking
after mining interests.
Bernice and Theckla Wright were
passengers this morning for Telluride
and Ouray. both Of which places they
will stop day and visit relatives,
after which they join Mr.. Wright at
Ridgway and go to Nevada.
The Cooperative Milling company
yesterday filed articles of incorpora-
tion with the secretary of state, the
incorporators being Robt. McNicholas,
W. It. Darlington and ]. A. Sewers.
The capital stock is $4,000.
George Weaver reports that AZ
tee is making great improvements
for small town In the way of building
cement sidewalks. Tne last ones put
down were by Chuck Bailey and the
Pierce Mercantile company.
The dance given by the lady Mac
cabees last night was a most enjoy
able affair. The dance had been we'll
advertised and the Maccabees and
their friends were there in large num-
bers and passed q very pleasant even
ing.
W. w. Parshall will probably resign
the deputy treasurship about the 18th
of the month In order to take a short
vacation and rest before entering upon
his duties as postmaster July 1st. Mr..
C. C. Eddy will succeed Mr.. Parshall
as deputy treasurer.
George Tyner is in the city today
from his Florida ranch. Mr.. -Tyner
recently returned from California
where he spent sixteen months. He
intends returning to the coast In
few months, that section agreeing with
him much better than this altitude.
The Misses Mary and Frances Bell
returned last evening from attending
school at Columbia, Mo, and were met
by their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
f. Bell, the party continuing 10 Lime
Spur. The young ladies look ~ though
the school year agreed with them.
Farmers should make 1t point to
devote at least one day to some one
Of the institutes to be held in the
county during the present month. The
farmer who does not keep up with
progressive ideas cannot hope to com
pete in these days of advanced
thought.
Gus Lang is elated over the pur-
chase of the Charley Griffith bunch
of fat cattle for the Ernest Wetter
market. The cattle in question are
grain fed and being young and fat.
will make fine eating for the patrons
of this market. Just telephone Mr..
wetter your wants.
E. C. Bacon, proprietor Of the Ou-
ray Herald, and son. Rodney, are due
to arrive this evening and spend a
day or two. Reginald, who has been
attending school in Durango the past
year. will return with them and will
try his luck at the Camp Bird mine
this summer. Reg. is Yankee by
heredity and a westerner by birth
anG you can't keep him down.