Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-30

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j. c. Hubbard. the real estate man,
departed for his home at Pennington
this morning after day or two in
our city.
George Tiffany Jr, can't stand II
10 see the other fellows have all the
sport and is going 10 indulge i'll an
automobubble
A child's dress or slip. purchased
at one of the stores. has been left
at The Herald office. Owner can have
same by ealing
Editor Day is stuck on Old fiexico
and wants to sell out and hike for
the land of poems. AT least this is
the report about the city
Gilbert Hammond purchased the j
l.. McGue residence today. 1851 Fourth
avenue. Consideration 1850 Bonny
CHASER made the deal
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mcclure were
Durango visitors over night. Mr.. Nc.
Clure is a member OF the firm of Nc.
Clure & Jackson. real estate men of
Aztec.
j Marion Price. supreme command
er of the American Order of protec-
finn fhic ,+ia
Southern from Lincoln, Neb., on visit
to the local lodge.
II the stores viii all close al 10
Decoration day II will enable the diff
ferent fraternal organizations an op-
portunity to get out and parade. Mr.
Osenbaugh at Graham's will gladly
look after details.
Mrs. j. A. Roderick and niece, Miss
Louise Roderick, were arrivals from
Chama on last nights delayed eastern
This morning the ladies went TO Sill
verton where Mir. Roderick Is con
ductor on one of the branch roads.
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1t is said that deal has recently been
completed whereby the Navajo Lum
Der and Supply company (Galbreath)
takes over all the interest in this coun
ty of V. c. McGirr. including lands,
saw mill and stock. for S75,O0O.--Pa-
gosa Springs New Era
Alderman ]. w. Sites has carload
OF fine hogs which he will ship from
his Oxford ranch to Silverton about
Monday. Mr.. Sites disposed OF them
at top prices as usual He seems to
have mastered the business of raising
porkers, and has found a ready mar
ket for this particular product
Up to 3 p m. this afternoon no
one has dropped in to tell The Her
aid about the big one that got away"
In fact, we have not heard of any
one trying his luck although the fish
ing season opened yesterday. May %
-,a week earlier than usual. Probably
will require bait to lure the wary trout
10 bite
Herman Schroeder was in the city
over night. Since the loss of his only
child the young man of n who died
so suddenly in California few weeks
ago. Mr.. Schroeder is not inclined to
continue in active business and to this
end offers his Bayfield, property at
bargain as will be seen by advertise
ment in another column.
Judge Thomas A. Rucker of Aspen.
district deputy grand exalted ruler,
visited the local lodge of Elks last
night. There were two limitations,
John Barry of Silverton and ]. d
Adams of The Local Security company
here This morning Judge Rucker de-
parted for Telluride, where he visits
the lodge there this evening" return.
ing to Durango tomorrow night.
The Graden Mercantile company an
nounce in their advertisement that
every department of their store will
close Decoration day, Monday, at 10
o'clock and remain closed the balance
of the day We are informed that
most of the other stores will follow
suit 1t is well BY remaining open
until noon the parade and morning
exercises are missed Let our people
' join in helping the fast fading rem
nant to properly observe the day.
In Denver. Chicago and other large
cities there Is a move on foot to have
the old soldiers carried in automo-
biles in the Memorial parade this year.
The boys are getting along the shady
side of life and the idea is good one.
There are n dozen or more autos in
Durango The Herald suggests that
the owners of the machines place
them at the disposal of the G. A. r.
parade committee. 1t would be an i'm
posing sight to see the old brigade
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