Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-17
Shoe strings 1c per pair at Stems
Harvest Sale.


Harvest Sale.
II. S. O'Kumma, the gentleman from
the Sunrise kingdom who looks oitel
business agreements for his fellow
countrymen who are scattered
throughout Colorado, is stopping a
the Southern while supervising som'
contract arrangements local japanese
are preparing to make.
C. II. Ruhmland, the linotype artis'
at The Herald is suffering from al
attack of gout. Being exceedingi,
modest he attributes his trouble tt
the fact that he ran file in his foot
However, prosperity will manifest 1t.
self regardless Of the efforts OF the
individual to conceal it.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Conboy anl children
were among those who partook of tht
hospitality of Mine Host Fleck az the
Savoy. Mrs. Conboy and the juniors
have been residing on the Conbos
ranch near Aztec for several months
Mr.. Conboy who is conductor on tht
Midland, accompanied them to The
ranch and remained long enough tt
see them settled before he was of
to his railroad duties. A few day:
since he passed through to the ranef
to assist them to prepare for thu
homeward journey. They boarded th'
eastern this morning for the place
they call home during the months tina
winter holds forth.
Fair tonight and Tuesday; not muci
change in temperature.
Lawrence Sullenberger of Chama il
transacting business in the city.
G. T. Howe and W. 4. Lockwood o
the May Day Sundayed at the Strater
M. F. Mowry is over from the Mon
tezuma valley on legal business. H
is found with the Strater folk.
B. Caramonis, who recently made
big strike on the Eagle Pass min
in the La Platas, is in town toda.
purchasing supplies.
r. S. Baker, Joe Lee and M. Smit
of Shiprock are guests at the Savoy
Pleasure combined with business oc
casions their presence in the city.
H. Hooks was an arrival from Ne
braska Saturday night on his way t
Aztec. During the thirty-eight hour
wait between trains he was a CUES
of the Southern.
Mrs. J. A. Douglas, who has bee
visiting relatives in the vicinity G
| Cortez was guest at the Souther
Saturday night, bound for her home
Kansas.
| l.. B. Furman, construction eng
neer for the Denver & Rio Grand
arrived from Tucker, Utah, las. .nigf
bound for Pennington to spend fe
days with his family.
F. C. Hepworth of Mancos return
ed from the east last night whe,
he sold seventeen cars of cattle
the Kansas City markets. He h
the market for. the high prices whio
seem to be waiting for all catt
dealers from this section.
If the men in charge succeed
getting the sheep loaded the Hatch,
Mercantile company of Pagos
Springs will ship thirty-fve cars
sheep from the local yards toda
Hubbard and Kirk of Aztec are loa
ing eleven cars at Bocea.
w. G. Lindsey of Pueblo has a
cepted a position with the McKinn,
Clothing con- e,any and will lend h
liable assistance toward maintai
ing the standard of excellence whi,
has always characterized this esta
lishment.
| Mrs. T. Fackerell departed for De
yer this morning where she will Wis
with friends for several weeks. Lat
she goes to Colorado Springs al
Pueblo where she will spend son
time with the old friends. She
scheduled to return to Durango abo
the first of the year.
| Mrs. Walker, professional nurs
who has been visiting her brothe
Eugene Condor and family, on u
Red mesa, left for her home in Ii
coln- Neb., yesterday morning. tt
Congors are among the comparativ
ly new comers in the section. Tn,
have Just opened general stor. o
on the rnesa.
Joseph Rees, superintendent Of Il
Ten Brock, left for Denver this NOR
ing where he will devote his time
other interests during the wint
months.
See those 95c, one-buckle oversize
for men at STEMS Harvest Sale.