Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-17
DURANGO EXCHANGE
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Tonight Leiner and Lott will play
in the billiard tournament, A good
sized crowd always gathers to watch
these tournament games.
A ladies' bowling tournament is
scheduled to start Tuesday night, Jan
uary IS. The scores made by the
various ladies for some weeks past
are being averaged up, and it is hoped
to get four or more evenly matched
teams with five on each team. The
prizes will probably be boxes of can
DIP for the team making the highest
totol, and first and second prizes for
highest individual totals. All ladies
wishing to enter this tournament
should give their names to the sec
retary.
Remember the annual membership
meeting Monday night and be there
to answer the roll call. Only men,
bers in good standing will be allow
ed to participate in the meeting, ac-
cording to the bylaws.
The Exchange is FOR everything
that will develop this great section
as all its correspondence on every
public matter will show. Unity, pub
,lic spirit, loyalty to home interests
are the cardinal foundation princi-
pies of the Exchange. Its record is
clean.
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Mrs. r. D. Ridenous, who has been
| ter.
The Del Norte Prospector says
that on account of "dryness' the
brewery was closed, but later will
be turned ito a packing house.
NJ. F. Fifield has resigned from
Center Point school to accept call
as pastor of the Presbyterian church
at Bogolion, N. M.-Aztec Indeped-
Mrs. Joseph Akin, whose husband
was killed in the Piute uprising a
year ago. has brought suit against
the government for $4,000 for the
life of her husband.-Cortez Herald.
Cleve Foley left Monday for King
| man, Arizona, where he expects to
enjoy the thrills of booming mining
| camp. He and Lyndall Butler occu-
pied Pullman berth together on
the Farmington-G Gallup auto truck as
far as Gallup-Farmington Times
Hustler.
Conductor Frank Edmisten, of the
Pagosa Springs branch, was in town
during the week looking as fat and
sassy as ever. and reports that the
next century will record him as a
billionaire cattle man from de sous
west" While here he disposed of
his pool hall to Craig and Roe.-AIa-
mosa Journal.
A large mass meeting of Monte
yuma valley formers met at the
court house yesterday afternoon and
consummated an organization the pur-
pose of which is to confer with the
bondholders of the Montezuma Valley
Irrigation district with reference to
the suit now started against the dis
trict by them.-Cortez Herald.
School will open Monday again un-
less there should be new develop
ments. There has been no new cases
and it is not likely there will be any
others. Only two cases of scarlet
fever have been found in the town:
those are the cases of Milo Baugh-
man and Ruth Brown and both are
doing well.-Farmington Times-Hust-
ler.
Word was passed around Farming
ton Tuesday to the effect that Sup
erintedent Shelton of the Indian
school at Shiprock intends to resign
and leave for other parts as soon as
the department at Washington can
check him out. Mr.. Shelton impart-
ed this Information 70 several towns
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