Semi-weekly herald., 1917-06-07

tive: two or three are cathartic.
Alva Lyons, Lester johnson and
Forrest Sanders are among the home
town boys who have returned from
the state university in the past two
| days.
An election is to be held at Dolores
tomorrow to determine if the district
shall incur bonded Indebtedness of
$4,000 for the purpose OF erecting
and furnishing a school building.
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Since the cruiser Huntington left
San Francisco harbor three weeks ago,
destination unknown. it is understood
that not one of the Durango boys has
written to local relatives or friends.
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One hundred and five cars of con-
centrates were shipped from the Tel
luride camp during the month of
May, Is cars less than last years rec
ord for the period. The decrease was
due principally to lack of transpor-
tation facilities.
David Carr OF Mancos, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George NJ. Carr, left for
Denver this morning to qualify for
cavalry service in the U. S. army
Roger Owens, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Owens, who planned to accom-
pany him and enter the service, was
unable to do so on account of his
fathers health. II was a keen dis
appointment to the lad but he realiz-
ed that his relatives need his assist
ance just now more than his country
does.
BILLY" Sullivan of Denver, owner
of the Bandora property in the Sill
verton camp, is a business visitor in
Durango. In pioneer days, Mr. Sui
livan was a resident of the San Juan
basin, and the Home ranch in the
Animas valley was included in his
possessions.
Keith Rucker was born Z days too
late to escape registration. His 31st
birthday anniversary is June l2, Just
one week after registration. John Mel
son, manager of the Junction creek
sawmill, reaches the 3lstm ilestone in
his career, June 25, just 20 days too
late.
Alfred lies, who owned the Silver |
ton Miner twenty years ago has rec
emily returned to the camp from Val |
dez, Alaska, where he made his home |
for years. Mr.. lies is making prepa |
rations to conduct operations at his |
mine, the Ariadne property on Boul- |
der mountain, on quite an extensive |
scale as soon as weather conditions |
will permit.
Released on Bond
Linus Nelson, charged with boot
Logging, has furnished bond and is
again enjoying his liberty.
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Change in Market Quotations
The latest market quotations show |
Il decrease of 80 cents a hundred in |
flour, and so cents hundred for
wheat Eggs have increased in price
8 cents dozen, the present selling |
price being 35 cents.
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Making Good Recovery
Conductor James Pheney, who was !
operated on Friday, for trouble which |
resulted from broken collar bone, |
is reported to be making very sat
isfactory recovery.
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Rumors of Wedding.
Dame Rumor has it that marri- |
age license was issued to Miss Edith |
Morgan, daughter of d. H. Morgan, |
the grocer, and Mr.. Walter Rhodes, |
the last of the week, and the wedding |
occurred Saturday night
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Evening Wedding.
The marriage of Mrs Margaret
occurred at the home of the brides |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Brady |
of 1877, 18th street Saturday evening |
at 1880. Taylor Maddox, justice of the |
peace, officiated at the ceremony. |
Only immediate relatives witnessed |
the service.
New Buick Owners.
Johnson and Porter unloaded two
cars Of Bucks today and a carload |
of Appersons yesterday. Among the |
owners of the new Bucks are DR.. |
Kruger of Blanco. NJ. j. Wickem of |
Durango and Silverton party whose |
name we did not learn. The Appear
sons, new cars in these parts, are
classy machines which are attracting |
a great deal of attention.
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