Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-10

dry goods house that he win secure
cash discounts that win equal the low
est priced catalogue house In the coun'
try for Inferior goods.
(From Fridays paiiy.)
The Bayfield-Pine river section Is
coming to the front this year in way
OF many improvements.
N. A. Conger. the La Plata ranch
man, is in the city today unloading
new traction engine which arrived
yesterday.
Hay is reported to be selling .or
$35 per ton In Routt county. II is
high enough In La Plata, but only
about half as much as above figures.
Montezuma county is being sought
by many homeseekers, and The Her.
aid can assure all new comers they
are getting In at an opportune time.
w. N. Wallace was a returning pas
senger to Pennington this morning
bound for the Navajo reservation. Mr.
and j. s. Parsons accompanied him
TO Pennington for few days rest and
change.
City Attorney p. G. Ellis leaves
Sunday morning for visit TO his
old home in Tennessee and Kentucky.
Mr.. Ellis expects to be absent about
two weeks.
Mrs. Ed Tiffany expects to move
out to the ranch at Tiffany In a week
or two TO spend the summer. Mr..
Tiffany is already there and she and
the baby will join him aoon.
G. w. Stone. the manager Of the
American hotel, the popular Aztec hos
telry came in on last nights Red
Apple to have his eyes treated Mr.
Stone is staying at the Palace for q
day or two.
Charles f. Spath OF Aztec was At
the Palace over night on his way TO
Denver. and thence to Texas, where
he is Interested In an irrigating
scheme. He went out on the eastern
this morning.
Manager Dan Mclean OF the local
smelter, his brother. John. who is on
visit from Victor. and X. II. Brown,
who is here checking up the smelter
books, went up to Silverton this morn
ing on business.
Postmaster James T. Fay Of Farm.
ington was a returning passenger to
his home this morning. Mr.. Fay says
that there will be big crop OF apples
this year. They were touched slightly
but not enough to hurt.
Sunday morning Prof. Ernest Fetch
finger and w Il Duggan. OF the
First National bank. leave for Fort
Collins TO attend the Grand Council
OF the knights OF Columbus. which
meets there next week.
AL Anheier Ia putting up some new
| awnings for the Strater today. The,
are green and white, presumably Il
match Charley Stiiwelrs new sprint
suit and Easter bonnet-the latter |
fine white straw with green trimmings
Green is so stylish this year!
| Alex V. Gorla, the well-known pic
neer of Rico, who has been spending
a few days in Durango and at Trim
BILE. on his way from an extende,
trip through Texas. departed for hi
mountain home this morning. wher'
the snow lies deep, and spring is no
yet.
| DR.. w. N. Wallace. who came VI
from Pennington Tuesday, says tn
fruit outlook is mere encouraging thai
a year and two years ago. In fact
from Information gathered. MIR. Wa
lace believes there win be bi
yield and especially Of peaches and al
pies.
| o
James X. Lvengood Is home fror
ten days spent In surveying IN tn
Fort Lewis mesa section. mostly ditc
work. Mr.. Livengood reports muc
nc1vity in irrigation matters. FuI
ther says the western portion OF tn
county is going TO be garden spo
when plenty OF water Is secured.
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