Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-11

to Pennington, where they will visit
Attorney ]. NJ. Palmer They may
decided TO remain permanently.
Howard Graham. superintendent of
the Silver Lake mill, passed through
from Silverton this morning to Den.
yer on business.
Spurgeon Kelley. the Florida mesa
ranchman. was in the city from Grit.
fifth today on business.
Indian Superintendent Werner is
anything but pleased with the failure
of the case against Rncker Didn't
sleep at all well last night.
Mr. and Mrs S. w Mosher were ar
| rivals on last nights eastern from
Randolph. N, D.. and departed via the
Southern this morning for trip
through the Montezuma valley.
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Jeff Keith. the sneep man. departed
| for his camp near Ignacio today. Mr.
Keith took variety OF packages with
him. There was everything but the
bird cage and the Easter bonnet
w. +. Pitner of Trinidad. who owns
land in the Monte2uma valley. came
In last night from his holdings, and
| Is in town for a day or two waiting
| for some settlers who viii arrive from
he east within the next few days.
Doe Mccartney is going to get
| mad and quit the police force-iust
the same as the writer got mad and
quit the government service. Come
around and we win shed tears with
you.
state bank has been organized for
lgnacio city with Mr. Miller from
Wayne, Neb.. as cashier C.. +. Werner
informs us that the capital is entirely
subscribed and the bank will be ready
for business in a few weeks.
Durango people who remember Mrs
4, | Morey. n former resident of this
city. will be interested to know that
her mother died In Denver last week
al the advanced age of Sc years. Mrs
Morey left with the remains for her old
home al Whitewater, Wis.
Mr., and Mrs. II Burnham, nee Kath
crime Kerr, have new daughter who
| arrived last night Mrs Kerr came
down on the train from Hermosa this
morning 10 see her new granddaughter,
who is a fine baby, of course. Dir.
| liaggart's stork.
Sheriff John Clarke went out this
morning with Nelson Woed. the young
man sentenced this week in district
court to an indeterminate term in the
state reformatory at Buena Vista, of
not less than one year nor more than
fourteen, pending good behavior. Wood
was convicted of assault with attempt
to kill.
| F. IL. Quirk. the tree man, was a
passenger to Dolores this morning,
where Ire will put in few days de.
| livering Ave ear loads of trees. The
ichard business In this section is not
dying out, Judging from the number OF
trees purchased and set out the past
| three years. La Plata county alone
has goodiy share to her credit
Mrs. Likens. who while in Durango,
| took prominent part In G. A. II
matters. and still holds prominent
| official position for the state, who
moved TO Denver few years ago from
| Durango, is now visiting her sister in
| Nebraska, and in few weeks will
go on to visit her daughter, Velma, In
California.
Friends of Miss Minnie Mohr. one
OF the most popular teachers who
hhh NN'l helu II ppSlllOii III IHe lJn
range schools, now instructor of Ger.
man in the manual training high
| school in Denver, will be sorry 10
know, that she is mourning the loss of
her sister. The latter's death occurring
In February.
Three hundred and fifty people AT.
tended the seventh annual banquet of
| he Grand Junction chamber of com
merce Tuesday night when Governor
Shafroih was the chief speaker. They
get together over at the Junction
They wouldn't think of letting Durango
get away with their Indian school. Not
much. Every last son would be up
| In arms.
Mrs. John Bell came down on the
| morning train from her home near
lockwood. and Is spending the day In
| town Miss Mary. who Is studying
for trained nurse at 81. Luke's hos.