Semi-weekly herald., 1917-10-13
the fall range at Pine Ridge.

Mrs. Ramus Salabar and little
daughter, Louise, are in from the
Ignacio section spending few days
with Mrs. E. A. Hutchison. On ac,
count of the busy life on the ranch,
Mrs. Salabar's visits to Durango for
a number of months have been scar
cely more than conventional calls.
Thomas Goulding recently sold
twenty of his high grade Rambou-
illet lambs to Dick Simpson for the
Canon Gallegos flocks. Today Mr..
Goulding delivered ram to Allen
at Farmingtop.
w. E. Howe, chief of the animal
inspection work in this district, ar
rived from Denver last night for
conference with the inspector in this
section, DR.. William Schumacher.
Mrs. Nellie McCloud went to Ken
lucky Mesa this morning to attend
the funeral of the late Joe Stallings
a friend who was killed in an auto
accident early in the week.
Mrs. Wilson of Ute creek, who is
numbered among the Bayfield, corps
IF teachers this term, was a member
Of the faculty at the Gunnison state
moral for a number of years.
H. E. Hicks is among the local
men who will be sent to the national
army with the next contingent. Mr.
md Mrs. Hicks are arranging to
break up their home here and Mrs
Hicks will go to her parents home
10 remain until the war is over.
A E. Loring and wife, nee Gene
We've Merry, formerly OF Pagosa
Springs, left for Him this morning
where Mr.. Loring has job with the
Western Colorado Power company
waiting him.
Mr.. C. G. Proctor is here represent
ng the Shapleigh Hardware Co., of
st. Louis, Mo. Mr.. Proctor is the
successor of R. B. House in repre-
senting this company, and is a broth
II in law of Mrs. C. F. Addy, of the
Marvel Motor Co.
Walter Hurley is over from Man
,os with his son, who is again having
trouble with his feet that has been
/ source of annoyance since July
Two operations have been performed
md it is feared third will be neces-
sary.
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Mrs. Jean Kelley and daughter
Mrs. Fritz Pulvermiller. and the
iattefs little daughter, Betty, left
this morning via the Southern for
Pueblo where they will attend gran 3.
odge of the Rebekahs of the CQlo-
rado Domain, which convenes Tues
day morning. Mrs. Kelley is a. grand
lodge officer, while Mrs. Pulvermil-
er is delegate from the local lodge.
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J. j. Musser of the Graden Mer-
camille company left for points east
this morning on his second purchas-
ng trip for the fall and winter sea
son. The company's rapidly increas-
ing volume of business now necessi-
tates quarterly instead of semi-an,
nual trips to the big commercial CEN
ters.
E. c. Lightner was the only mem
Der of the party seriously injured
when the four motorists went over
the bridge that spans the arroya, 20
feet in depth, just this side of Dulce
He suffered two broken ribs and, it
is feared, internal injuries. Last
night he was taken to Pueblo for
treatment. Mrs. Lightner accom-
panied him. Fred Balcom, who was
member of the party was rendered
unconscious, but his injuries We're
confined to bruises and black eye
He was able to make the journey
to Alamosa with Mr.. Lightner. Just
was caused the accident is uncertain
but it was supposed to be due to
defective steering gear. The ma
chine was running at the rate of
about 10 miles an hour when it plung.
ed into the arroya.