Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-07
(From Fridays Daily)

(Trom Fridays Daily.)
H. Taylor, supervisor of bridges and
buildings for the d. & r. G. was Dn
range visitor last night.
Fl. N. Linebarger was in the city
last night on his way to Tiffany from
Pine Ridge. and took in the banquet.
DIR. S. w. Morrison was a returning
passenger to his home at Oxford this
morning after flying trip to town.
c. T. Boroughs returned from a trip
to Pine Ridge last night and de-
parted for his home at Tiffany to.
day.
c. H. Denning. supervisor OF bridges
and buildings for the r. G. s. was In
town over night on business relative
to his department.
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returned 10 Ignacio last night. Mr.
Werner was one of the speakers at the
Board of Trade banquet.
]. n. Fowler came in from Cor.
tez last night to attend the banquet
of the Board OF Trade, held last night
at the Strater. He returned home
this morning.
Editor w. A. Bartlett of the Duran
go Herald, and family are now domi.
ciled at the Il. Il. Seybold residence,
1926 Fifth avenue. where they have
suite of rooms.
Fred G. Haupt, state agent for the
American Insurance company. who
was here yesterday on business with
s. w. Pingrey. departed for Pagosa
Springs this morning.
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Rev. Father Liciotti was a passenger
10 Pagosa Junction this mornig to
administer the last sad rites of the
Catholic church to Amelia Archuleta
who is seriously Ill.
Mrs. w. A. Stewart and children
came in from Pueblo last night and
are occupying the Hahn residence I'll
Fourth avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn
are located at the Strater.
G. G. Fenwick, William Allan and
in the Valley View Mining company,
| were among the arrivals on the east.
ern last night and are in the city to
day to see r. w. Berry.
| Miss Jennie Wride. daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. William Wride of this city
| left for Dolores this morning. where
she will stay over for a few days
before leaving for Kansas City, where
she expects to remain permanently.
Manager George W. Gilmore and
| Superintendent T. ]. Crowds of the
Tomahawk and Lucky Moon Mining
companies came down from La Plata
city yesterday and are in the city
today.
W. c. Moore. dispatcher for the d..
G. r. G. at Alamosa, returned from
| Silverton last night, where he has been
| looking around, and continued east
| today. Mr.. Moore made the trip over
| the road to become acquainted with
| the system over which he dispatches.
| L. f. Struabe arrived last even
| ing from Grand Junction to accept
position with the Durango Democrat,
both Herald and Democrat felt like
celebrating over his arrival Printers
are worth their weight in gold, these
days-almost.
able discussion. no action was taken.
The council adjourned to meet tonight.
Perseverance wins!
L. W. Perkins of Dolores was in
the city last night on his way east.
| Judge Charles ID. Hayt, the eminent
Denver attorney. is in the city today
| on legal business
Albert Keybolte and ]. w. Wagner
of Cincinnati, o., are guests of the
Strater. The gentlemen are here on
business with j. Lohroy Slusher, presi
dent of the Pioneer Construction com
pany.
| Charles c. Gates, well-known min
ing engineer OF Denver, and consult.
ing engineer for the Revenue prop.
critics, at Ely New. in which SO many
Durango people are Interested, is In
the city today. on business. Mr.. Gates
is accompanied by his wife.
| W. S. Hankey and sister, Miss A.
NJ. Hankey are guests of the Savoy. ar.