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

selling the space to others. In case
Of Durango 1t permits the agent at
Alamosa to sell to whom he pleases
and thus Durangoites are left out in
The cold. 1t is duty those securing
owe to the travelling pub
lie to notify the agent when they find
they cannot get away so Others may
be accommodated.
Mrs. John Kellenberger and daugh-
tiers, Misses Linda and Erma. are home
again from a trip to Europe. Mr.. kel-
lenberger met his family in Chicago
and returned with them on Thurs
days train.
It is to be hoped the sidewalk
difficulty will be settled in few days
as conditions on Sixth avenue are
anything but pleasant, especially in
rainy weather. The matter OF curb
ing can 20 over until next spring with
out mountaineering any one.
No wonder MonteZuma county Is
booming. That section has some live
hustiers. II this were not so Mr.. Boze-
man would not be taking in the big
land show at Omaha where Montezu-
ma county will have an excellent ex-
hibit
The big banquet is still the talk OF
the town 1t will soon be followed
by big smoker when several hun
dred will be present from all parts OF
this southwest. Now that the ball has
been started let us keep it rolling in
good shape.
The Republicans held rally at Bay
field last evening that for attendance
and enthusiasm exceeded anything
in the political line for many years
The band was out ana the hall was
packed. All indicates sweeping vic
tory on the Sth of November.
The local Democratic politicians are
evidently alarmed. having sent fol
Rhoady Kennehan and other spellbind
ers in an effort to stop the stampede
toward Republicanism in this county
The late Republican rally opened the
eyes of the Democratic officeseeker:
to the danger they are facing.
B.
Pennington Enterprise says thu
postponement of the building of thu
Southern Pacific has not depressed
building in the least and gives lis
of new work planned and under way
This is the proper spirit. Just keel
pushing to the front and everything
will end all right.
City Council met last evening Il
adjourned session. The object of tn
meeting was to adjust matters il
the sidewalk controversy. AS the cor
tractors and other persons intereste
have not reached an agreement, an
was taken to Monday evening
| There will be a meeting of those il
| terested in the Eley Revenue Mimi
company at the office of lockwood .
Perkins at eight o'clock this evenin
and 1t is desired that everyone hole
ing stock will make it point to a
tend as there will be matters of in
portance discussed. Remember tn
hour
Mrs. j. r. Patterson came dow
from Silverton this morning en- rout
to her Mancos lone. She has bee
waiting on her daughter, Mrs. G.
Pratt who was confined in the hosp
tal for some time. Mrs. Pratt and he
husband also arrived on the mornin
train and this evening go to Farming
| ION where AlrS. GTdII Will remain SUN
time hoping the lower altitude wi
improve her health.
The pastor of the Baptist ctrrct ha
All anged very interesting ana il
structive steropticon service f.,- Il
morrow evening nearly 100 view
beautifully colored,- will ~! strat
conditions in far-away Japan An o.
portunity to see with ones own eye
actual photographs of Japanese scel
cry, rice culture, flower culture. Tin
que customs, home life. romance; he
religious history is the marvel of tn
ceptury-two hundred years ago sh
burned and crucified all the Chris
ians. today Christianity IS one Of tn
large factors in the national life
HARRINGTON NEWS.