Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-12

CFron Wednesdays Daily)
e c. S. Cameron, one of the big boost
e ers of Aztec. is In town.
g DIR. Hutchinson was called to Cas-
!. tellar this morning to see a patient.
Muldoon Kelley win help c. o. Clarl
0 get his print shop at Cortez In gooc
:. running order.
, Harry Krebs and wife stopped oveI
t night in town on their way from. Den
yer to Silverton.
X. e. DeReamer. roundhouse fore
| man, returned last evening from a
: visit to his family at Alarnosa
.
A. w. Anderson, a land hunter from
Stromsburg Mich, went to Farming
ton this morning TO 81 up Il .coun-
try.
Dr. Och ner and Pref Werker vent
duck hunting this morning. They
thought they would try their luck at
Riverside.
Mrs. J. II. Martin and children ar
rived from Denver last evening and
went to their home in silverton this
morning.
p. J. ODonnell. the veteran cattle
man of Dolores, is spending the day
in town, being guest of the South
ern.
/ Any person who loves a child and
dog cannot tail to- apprecvlate "a
FourFooted. Hero shown at the The
atorium tonight.
The remains of Fred McIlmoyle
were sent ont to Denver this mornins.
accompanied by the widow and Tho
brother-ln-law. DR.. Brandt
Mrs. Pultord went out TO Florida
mesa this morning to visit the school
taught by Miss Retta Allen. This
school closes on Friday of this week
There are p pupils attending.
Clarence and Tolbert Padget. sors
of Mrs. A. E Morrison, departed TINS
morning Tor Sioux CITY. Ia. where
they expect to remain for the next
year going 10 school
Z. c. Young former proprietor of
the G. o. d. laundry. and his brother
Ben left this morning for Denver.
They said they would not return to
Durango The deal for the laundry is
all OF.
w F. Canavan superintendent of.
the Bonnie Girl mine. went up to that
property this morning. Mr.. Canavan
returned from Boston about week
ago and then went to Silyerten, where
he was showed in until the slides were
dug through
John Riffey, who has been down
from Hesperus looking after his
brand new boy, returned this morning
to the ranch. Thinks he can settle
down now and do two or three days
work. after which he will come in and
see the boy again.
j. S. Thurston Of Aztec, the man
who secured the bridge contract al
that place against the competition oil
half dozen big eastern firms, is
spending the day in towl on business
connected with the work. He is get
ting ready to rush things, once he
gets started.
Mrs. C. w. Spencer went out TO
the Spinning ranch this morning and
from there will go TO the church on
the Florida mesa to attend meeting
of the Willing Workers, that being
the name of the Fresbyteian Ladies'
Aid society in tn section.
o
Matt Allen, who formerly lived in
Telluride, but who for several years
past has ben resident Of Silyertol,
Is said TO be an aspirant for the ap-
pointment as postmaster OF the Silver
ton postoGiee, with fair prosp psets of
landing the nlum.--Telurde Journal.
C. o. Clark returned this morning
to La Plata City. having some things
to move to Cortez. where he Is put
ting in another newspaper. Mr.. Clark
expects to get his first number out
about the first OF April. He is very
enthusiastic about the future OF the
| Montezuma valley.
Grant Sanders is home again and
has resumed his run on the Rio
Grande Southern. Mr.. Sanders was
called to MiddletowD, Ind, near In
dianapolis, on account Of the serious