Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-17

/ 'oH SeStiou lhiDiiisiTlZlnB themselves
with the great inducements that sec
ton has to offer.
William Clarkson of Dawson, n, NJ
was passenger on the Red Apple line
this morning. He is looking for q
desirable location and has gune to the
right place to find IT.
The superintendent of water 70,
Monrose says every man. woman and
chill il that burg is using 500 gallons
of water per day. Evidently designat
ing Montrose as dry" town, is a
misnomer.-Telluride Journal.
Carl Quist and Frank Davis, the
two men who were injured In the
freight wreck at the Butterfly bridge
are recovering nicely, though II was
first reported that they were injured
seriously and were not expected TO
live.-Telluride Journal.
mesa have reconsidered the proposi-
ton of forming the mesa into an ir.
rigation district and to that end will
petition the commissioners at their
next meeting to have the district form.
ed.
| Now. when you are drinking your
"Arbuckle" don't forget the million
Gle Sam by the firm that also deals a
little in sugary things. remarks an ex-
| change.
over. The county physician reports
| that no new cases have been reported
The authorities used every precaution
to keep 1t from spreading and they
! Miss Edna Duncan. Montezuma coun.
tvs apple queen, came In from the
east last night and left for home this
morning. This little lady was one OF
| the most attractive queens of the
state The Montezuma delegation was
very proud of her and they certainly
had occasion 10 be.
w. NJ. Gibson, who has been the
Grand Junction manager for the Glib
son Lumber company for some years
| past. was in town for a few hours
Tuesday on his way to Durango. where
the family will reside. Mrs. Gibson
and the children will follow in a short
time. They formerly resided here. Mr.
Gibson being local manager for the
Gibson Lumber company-Montrose
Enterprise.
The special course In forestry at the
Colorado College School of Forestry
opened Tuesday at Colorado Springs
/ with eighty students in attendance.
The class includes the rangers and
| deputy supervisors OF district No. 2,
including Colorado. Wyoming and
South Dakota.
In honor of the home coming of the
queen of the apple exposition, Miss
Mabel Skinner, the mayor of Fruita de.
| clared legal holiday. A special train
bearing $50 boosters was run from
Fruita to Grand Junction and the two
cities Joined in an enthusiastic recep-
tion to the ruler of apple kingdom.
The Ouray Plaindealer recommends
the free use of onions as a sure pre-
ventative against smallpox. Take a
| half dozen good sized onions and cut
| them in halves and hang them up in
| the house and II there is any con.
tagion, the onions viii consume 1t and
prevent It's spread This is an old
time preventative and 1t is considered
good. The onions should be burned
after twenty-four hours and q new sup.
ply used.
J. A. Becker, a prominent Montrose
citizen and head OF the Lily lands
company is in Denver where he will lead
the forces in that city to make Den
yer dry" Mr.. Becker deserves much
OF the credit for making Grand juno.
ton dry" and for this reason the
| anti-saloon forces of Denver have se.
lected him to conduct their campaign
A number OF Montezuma county peo-
Pile returned from the apple show last
| night and they are exceedingly enthu.
siastic about the big exposition. While
Montezuma exhibit received only a
tracted much attention and was q
n very fine general display and at.
tracted much attention and It WAS a
splendid advertisement for the section.
w. T. Bozman and r. P. Smith had
the exhibit in charge. These gentle
men are perfectly familiar with the
wonderful horticultural and agrIcul-
tnral possibilities of the Montezuma
country and were willing and anxious
to acquaint every interested inquirer
with them.