Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-17

money bootlegging. but instead they
ire always in trouble.
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Austria out-witted the u. S. in the
Persia conflab. The Washington adj
gave it out that it would
rest its case on information from
Austria. The Franz Josef government
quickly announced it knew nothing
about the explosion. Thus the Incl
dent is closed. Great is Washington
these days
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Tully Scott appears to be about the
only man the old-line Democrats can
think of for governor. Tully has a
$1,000 job and is not liable to quit
1t for the uncertainties of life. We
that ]. c. Helm did this
once upon a time and he wos out both
the judgship and the governorship.
We all know the story of the bird in
the hand being worth two in the bush.
This is undoubtedly going to be Mr.,
SCOTS conclusion.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
Mrs. Charles Cram was in from the
Falfa ranch this morning looking
after interests.
Lyman Mead was down from the
Animas valley this forenoon buying
merchandise at tis-McGirr's.
J. r. and John Rodman were among
The business visitors from Bayfield,
who spent the night in our town.
Ople Monteith was in from the
Griffith section this forenoon, Civ.
ing his attention to ranch interests.
Wallace McCaw of the Florida mes;
was among the well known cattlemer
off for the stock show this morning
A. G. Bagby, deputy county com
missioner, is home from Montrose
where he was called by the illness oi
his aunt.
Joe Freed and two of the juniol
members of the family were among
the Animas valley visitors here today
who made the trip in q sleigh.
S. /. Frizell of Fall Creek and
Z. Frizell and j. M. Frizell of tn,
Florida mesa were among the sub
stantial ranchmen giving Durang
merchants patronage today.
Miss Marie Matley, one of Duran
go's efficient teachers, went to 1g
nacio this morning to spend the weel
the year she was principal of tn
schools at that point.
Attorney Frank Burdick of Farm
ngton was an arrival from SAINT
Fe on last nights Eastern, wher
legal business occupied his atten
ton for few days. He embraced tn
opportunity to tell the people on tn
way of the splendid section he call
home.
Having Siege with Grip.
Mrs. John l.. Mcneil has been cor
fined to her home for several day!
| suffering with the grip.
Released from Hospital.
Mrs. Fred Harrison of Animas Cit
and Mrs. Quintilla have recovese
sufficiently from their recent Hines
to be released from Mercy hospita
Funeral of the Late
Mrs. Charles Idle.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Charlie
Idle will be held from the Hermos
school house, Monday afternoon at
o'clock.
County Court.
The administrators of the r. !
| Payson estate has filed a petition
mortgage the real estate to meet tn
| indebtedness. February has bee
fixed as the date for hearing on til
application.
Suffers Zroken Wrist.
Mrs. Stella Werner, sister of H.
Stroble, suffered broken wrist ye
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skating rink. DR.. Robbins was cal
ed to render her surgical aid.
New Daughter.
Durango friends of Mr.. and Mr.
A. X. Chapman will be interested
know they are welcoming to the
home in Larime, Wyoming, very a
tractive little daughter, who was boz
january 8.
To Leave Next Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Main and daugl
ters and Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Gu
ler are packing their household fur
ishings preparatory to leaving fl
their new home in the Willow Spring
vicinity early next week.
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