Semi-weekly herald., 1916-10-05
Charles Blackburn of Dolores n,

tndflts DtaCkuuTn Oh DOlOFeS To
turned from Kansas CITY last night
with two full Carl, pis of registered
White face cattle.
+ A force of men commenced dewat-
ering the May Day yesterday. As
l,ron as this is finished genera, opera
lions will begin. "Billy" Hanlsey is
among the men who have been en-
ployed for the fall and winter work.
+ Mrs. Finney Jones departed for her
home in San Diego this morning aft.
e. visiting members Of her family ard
oil time friends in .haie parts. Dur
ny her sojou1n in Durango she was
the house guest of Mrs. Lillian -
Brown.
George Spar, at present employed
by the Western Colorado Power COM
pany, in this city, formerly ball
player with the Somerset team all
luring the past season, and Art. An.
heier of Montrose, one of the fastest
players with the team there which re
Gently disbanded, left Friday for Ig-
1acio. The two players will play with
the lgnacio team at Durango during
he Colorado-New Mexico fair on
October 3-6, says the Telluride Jour.
nal.
Miss Dorcas Barton, recent grad
late from the Durango highschool
vent down the Red Apple line this
1orning to commence 6-months
term of school in District 28. This
S one of the districts where the taxes
are not sufficient to support school.
Through the efforts of Miss Salabal
$500 was secured from the state for
teachers salary. The schoolpatrons
have erected building and made
seats and other furniture necessary
and have everything in readiness fol
L successful year.
A 7-pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. W. f. Duggan this morning
at 3 o'clock. All concerned are doing
fine. This is the second son to grace
the household.
Fred Dudley, 81, resident of Ros
ing New Mexico, died at Ochsner's
hospital this morning about 1890
from injuries he sustained a num-
ber of months ago, when he was
Kicked in the head by horse. A
little over week ago series OF
trouble resulted from these injuries
that had apparently healed. He
vas rushed to the hospital for treat
nent, but too late to save his life.
rhe body was taken to the Ames &
Bradford undertaking parlors and
by them to the family
home at Rosing this forenoon.
Monday afternoon a number of our
local liquor dealers were brought in
to court through indictments return.
ID by the grand jury and before the
district court plead guilty to the vio-
alton Of the prohibition law. Three
Indictments were placed against each
tiolater, and a fine of $100 imposed
Ipon these people for each offense
together with the court costs and a
i0-day Jail sentence which was sus.
,ended by the court providing the fine.
vas paid and the violaters stop the
ale of Intoxicating loquors. Ten peo
Die plead guilty to the charge, they
we're Martin Gina, George Landry
foe Orella, Louis Pedroni, Henry
sherman, Celeste Fattor, Joe Corazzi
Domenita Dalla, Matt Dalla and Pete
Jrella.-Silverton Standard.
The marriage of Miss Mary Virgin
Bell, daughter of John Bell of
'ell's, and Mr.. Charles Andrews, son
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Andrews Of
Durango was solmnized in Silverton
september 21, Rev. Father Berry of
ficiating at the service. Both these
Young people have hosts of friends
lere. Miss Bell was born and reared
n Durango. She is graduate nurse
who has met with excellent success
IN her chosen profession. For tire
past month of more she has been
superintendent of the Silvelton hos
pital. Mr.. Andrews has been EN-
ployed at the Richey store for several
years. He is a substantial young
man, who possesses those qualities
that make good in any position.
IGNACIO FAIR SUCCESSFUL