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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-29

liam Shields, of Woodstock. Mimi. who ID
on his way to Manila, guests of Mrs.
E. NJ. Fadden
Mr.. and Mrs. Mertens entertained mfor-
n'aliy Jan 20, for the twenty fifth anniver-
sary of their marriage.
The Young Peoples club will meet Thurs
day evening with Miss Ottilie Lothman, Of
2O24 Iglehart street.
Mrs. NJ. McKenna entertained at euchrs
Thursday afternoon, for Mrs. LavelIe, Of
New York.
Mrs. Helms. OF Earl street, entertained the
Dayton's Bluff W. C. T. L. Wednesday after
neon.
The Musikverein entertained at euchrs
Thursday evening in the lrish-Ameriean club
rooms
Mrs. George Harding, the guest of Mrs.
Taylor, of Sixth street, has returned to La
Crosse.
The Capitol City Cycle club entertained at
cards Saturday evening, at the club house.
Mrs. Rotert of Hudson avenue will enter
tain the Hesperian club Wednesday evening.
Miss Johanna HoiI entertained the Dayton's
Bluff Card club Saturday evening.
Miss Minnie Ball entertained the C. T. L.
club at cards Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frank Painter has been called TO Far
go by the illness OF her father.
Mrs. Herzog entertained the G. P. Euchre
club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Richard tombstone entertained imfor-
nally Monday evening.
William Muench. of Crookston, is visiting
relatives on the bluff.
Mrs Hickey entertained the Fleur de Lis
club Friday afternoon.
William Grewe is spending a few weeks
in Thompson, \. d.
The ThimbIe Bee met Wednesday afternoon
with Miss Bach.
Miss Maude Freeman and Mr.. Lee Barber
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FORT SMELLING.

The following named ladies' and families
will 90 to Manila with the regiment: Mrs
j. H. Page and family, Mrs. l. Brinkerhoff,
Mrs. j. H. McRae and family, Mrs. A. VIII
liams and family, Mrs. j. H. Hannay and
family. Mrs. ]. B. Darling and family. Mrs.
T T. Frissell and Mrs. W. c. Butter ana
SON The following named ladies, wives OF the
non-commis Toned Offices viii al o accompany
their husbands to the Philippines: Mrs. j:
Young. Mrs W Morris. Mrs. P KANE and
Mrs. ]. Clarke and family.
Lieut. j. W: McAndrew left Smelling
Wednesday fer Jersey City. where re viii
prepare the transport Sherman for occupa-
ton by the Third regim mt.
Mrs R. G. Ofiey will accompany her son.
Lieut. r. l. Of1ey, of the Seventh United
States infantry to this garrison They will
arrive next week.
Mrs j H. Page left Tuesday evening for
Philadelphia, where she will join her laugh
tiers. the Misses Page, who will accompany
her TO Jersey City.
Capt W E. P French. having been grant
ed leave Of absence for two months, Will
leave shortly for the South.
Lieut. George E. Houle has returned from
Pittsfield, Mass, where he has spent mis- leave
Of absence.
Rev. P j. Hart chaplain Of the Third,
will accompany the regiment TO Manila.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-29
DAYT0N'S BLUFF.

Mr.. and Mrs Roper, of the Zimmerman en-
tertained at euchre Tuesday evening for
their twentieth wedding anniversary. The
rooms were decorated with carnations Amer
lean Beauty roses and smilax. The prizes
We're awarded to Mrs Buckley, Mrs. Fred
Smith Mrs Neill Mr.. Rotert George Web-
Der and Mr.. Smith Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Hickey, Mr.. and Mrs Rotert Mr.
and Mrs H. Brand, Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Nc
Mannus, Mr.. and Mrs. George Weber, Mr.
and Mrs. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Painter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eubanks, Mr.. and Mrs. Griffen
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs William
Guernsey, Mr. and Mrs: Buckley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith
Mrs. James Painter, Mrs. O'Neill and Miss
Loretta Hickey.
Miss Edna Heaton- entertained Wednesday
evening for her birthday Games were play
ed. prizes being BY. Valentine Fabian and
David Duncan. The guests were: Edna and
Fred Van Duyne~ Eva and Valentine Fabian
Marguerite BuecIiling, Clara and Alice Ellis
ner- Eddie Ball. Bette and Paula Miller Ju-
liza and Ellen Johnson Helen McIvor Harry
Sargent. Marion, Archie and David Duncan
and Malcolm Davies
Mrs. Edwin G. Spindler gave her second at
home Friday afternoon. The ladies assisting
We're Mrs. o. w. Scott. Mrs. c. O. Krieger
Mrs. H. T. Eachus. Miss. Krieger Miss Jane
son, Miss Johanna Hall, Miss Olive Freeman
Krieger. Mr.. and Mrs. Spindler received in
the evening.
Miss Alice Van Deyne entertained informally
Saturday evening il honor of her birthday
. u
Erna Heineman, Meta Siebold. Anna and
Bertha Seeger. and Messrs. Paul Hevener
Edward Kemkamp, Fred Simpson. Gilbert
Henry. Gerhard Bohn and Walter Cullum.
The E. O. F club met Friday evening with
Miss Carrie Davis Miss Agnes Hoatson. Ed
ward Freeman and George Gernann won the
prizes. Miss Grace Studeman will entertain
the club next Friday evening
Mrs. O'Rourke entertained the Lincoln En-
chre club Wednesday afternoon Prizes were
taken by Mrs. Fisher, Mrs Jensen. Mrs. Len
ahan, Mrs. Way and Mrs. Atkins Miss liz
zie Good will entertain next
Miss Rosechen Sterile entertained the Cinch
cup Monday: Prizes were won by Miss Erna
Heineman, Miss Ida Bohn, Miss Anna Seeger
Mr.. Bohn and William Muench.
Mrs. Lilah Hirst entertained the Davton,s
Biuf History class Wednesday afternoon.
Inc class viii meet Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Spindler, of Maple street
YRS Hickey entertained the Fleur de Lis
ciuD FRIDAY afternoon. Prizes were won nv
M Miss Loretta Hickey. Mrs. McMannus. Mrs.
VW y.,5' Mrs Smith Mrs Saunders and Mrs.
Mr. Q. Andrews, of Montana, and Mr. VIII
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DANCING A LA BELLAMY THE VOGIJE.
Those Who
'Awuly

That ever restless novelty hunting class
of human beings, whose pursuit is pleasure
and the ever changing Kaleidoscope of smuse-
ment, called society has taken up new fad
says the New York Herald
The hostess who would be nonuIar must
De proiinc in novelties, and she who can intro
duce the greatest number of new fads at her
oiHerent social functions is certain TO carry
OH the palm for being - delr' from her
many friends and rivals.
IL was at Christmas and New Years
satherlng in one OF the numerous country
houses whose hosts kept open house during
the merry festive time that the new fad
was introduced and immediately became a
Juror"
hereafter during the coming social season
ana the approaching summer whan a bosfees
10 oiIen taxed TO her utmost 70 nrovida
an Tor rainy. disagreaable even
IHs' the beliamy dance will proyide fnn
t L ana furious. and no end Of sport for
s onIn young and old. For it is a strange and
slshlHcant tact that the old sometimes ioin
In youthful sports with as fnucn vim and
suSto as the rising generation
Nothlng funnier than this BeIlamv dance
can De Imagined. 1t is named after BeiIamv's
9Cok Looking Backward" because the
dancers are all dressed backward and lonx
backward as they move
BY those who have seen rbis dance at soma
OF the country houses in Long Island and
"escchester it is pronounced the most ex
cIuciaungly funny thing ever conceived by
man or woman
There are different ways of dressing sniff
ing Inc wnim OF the hostess. Some wear
ocmlnos, some put on their clothes hind side
foremost. The matter of costume depends
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

-.
The history class met Friday morning at
the home of Mrs. T. L. Hacker. Miss Ken
Brace read paper on Landed Properties
of Russia" and Mrs. Hacker enc on Rus
sias Eastern Frontier.
The Ladies' Reading circle net Friday with
Mrs Andrew Erwin, where the following ON
GERS were elected: President, Mrs. H. F.
Tisdale; vice president, Mrs W. 5. Harwood f;
secretary and treasurer. Mrs. H. l.. Hunter.
A reception was given Rev. and Mrs.
Stevenson Monday evening IN the Methodist
church Mrs. C. NJ. Cannon assisted in re-
ceiving
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Blodgett gave an in
formal party Friday evening 70 celebrate the
sixth anniversary of their marriage
Mrs. Virginia C. Meredith gave reception
Monday evening to the class OF the college
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Meek have had as
guests DR.. Harkinson, Of Amery, Wis
Mrs W C. Fox has beeI entertaining Miss
Sadie Bell, OF Minneapolis.
Mrs. Percy Vittum entertained at dinner
Thursday
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HAMlINE.

Mr. and Airs. Myers entertained al cinch
party last Saturday evening. Mrs. Fleming
and Mrs. Davis we're tied for ladies head
prize, Mr. 2. Ryao received the gentleman 5
head prize and Mrs. Hunt and Miss O'Brien
were prevailed upon 10 accept consolation
prizes. Those present were Mesdames DanZ
Williams, W i.yan Wdssem Brien Hunt.
Conway. Fleming Wilhelmi: Misses Lou and
Winnie Flemnlin8. Gertie and Mamie O'Brien,
Cora Wilhelm: aud Messrs Fleming Conway
Wassem. W Ryan B. Ryan DAM, Stevens
and C. Wassene
Miss Hattie BiseiGw entertained a party of
friends al ner sixteenth birthday party.
Those pressnl were Misses Virgie Carlson.
Minnie Larson. Lizzie Dexter Pearl Heverly
Myrtle Hammond, Blanche Stevens; Messrs
Lee Pembertes Thomas Sudheimer, Harley
Murphy and Hsnry Stevens.
The Fortuigb5ly club held their regular
meeting a. the aome of Mrs. Rich last Tues
day afternoon. Mrs William Brink and Mrs.
T. h. Metres. read papers on Rudy and Kip
ling. Mrs. Fl. NJ Evans and Mrs J. p Cald-
well read papers Oh the period of literature
The King Oaushters were entertained by
Miss Lulu Weaber last Monday afternoon.
after a very 11sant talk by Mrs. White of
st. Paul, on -Coleced Work in the South .
refreshments we're served.
The regular monthly meeting of the mothers
Vii be h'ia 10 me reading room next
WednesGa! sltsrnoon at $50. DR.. W A.
Crawford VIII address the mothers on the
subject c i-stsopatby.
Mrs. j z. Ecl.2 entertained twelve young
ladies at u Took res last Friday. in honor
CT Miss Elsie Williams. former student Of
Hamline uaiy Atsity, of Chicago.
The ". {. i 4. will meet next Friday at
the readie= rJoH Mrs. E w Haley has
charge O. tas eoteSramme which promises to
be good ofs-
The dime socianA given at the home of
Mrs. Fra G. AM # Minnehaha avenue last
Monday e9-niog wes well attended and en-
ioyed.
Mr.. Joshua Norman and Miss Almedia
Norman were he suests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan 5. Holly the nrse of the week.
Mr.. ana Mis-. albert y. Craighead were
callsd TO s. cr5z by the serious illness of
Mrs Craighsads mother.
Miss Lou Sarrows has returned home after
spending '0u0'e Of weeks with Hamline
acquaintan"eS.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c Langdon. of Pleanview.
were the gusSt> ~ Mrs. c. /. Humphrey the
past week.
Miss Goa s'ii@eimi was at home to her
Minneapolis tria7ds on Wednesday evening.
Mrs Charles y. Akers entertained at din
ner last Monday erening.
Mr. and MIS-. {. H. Squires have returned
to Taylcrs Falls.
Mr.. ana Mrs. .. 4. Fleming are visiting in
Lake Crystal
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upon the length of time for preparation ana
the fancy OF the dancers
One house party spent the whole rreyious
nay OF the Bellamy PARTY making long col
ofec dornlnos Of paper muslin or cambric
with hlgh pointed capuehin hoods upon the
unoer part of which painted A face sur
rounded by an old fashioned friIl car which
was sewed around the face. This whsn drawn
over the head gave the appearance OF a figure
advancing toward one. when in reality the
man or woman was walking backward ana
vice versa.
At another house the preparations were a
little more elaborate The men Dur on their
coats and waistcoats hind side before. their
collars and neckties were fastened in lha
back, then they put masks on the back Of
thelr heads and were wigs with the long hair
hanging over the faces Through the fall
ing locks they could see, but their faces were
invisible
The women al dressed backward and wore
masks at the back of heir heads and donued
caps or bonnets with lace crowns, through
which they could see.
The figures Of the dance are formed and
every one dances as usual. but the gyrations
OF these backward looking figures form a
combination which is side splitting 10 the
spectators. without any apparent inconven-
fence or discomfort to the dancers.
The antics Of the children forming these
dances, dressed "a la Bellamy.'' are even mora
grotesque than those of thsir elders The
" gartered stockings and the full play of the
feet, dancing in directly the opposite direc-
ton to the face and head, oftendmes too
amusing for description.
The possibilities for novelties in this new
fad dance are infinite, and its popularity Il
assured, is attested by the number OF in
vitations issued TO "A Bellamy Dance"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-29

! family to the Park and will occupy the c..
G. Irvine residence on Rondo street
About seventy couples attended the mas
querade ball given by the Knights of Pythias
and Odd Fellows at Columbian hall Thursday
night.
series OF card parties and luncheons
were given this week by Mrs f. B. butcher
at her home, corner Dewey avenue and Rondo
street
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor, of Olivet. Congregational Church.
enjoyed pleasant sleigh ride Tuesday night
Prof. J. a. Hartigan leaves tonight for
Chicago on business in connection with the
Columbian Catholic summer school
The Merriam Park Woman's club was en-
tertained Wednesday, evening by Mrs Allen
x. Pruden. of Ashland avenue
Mrs. George f. Williamson entertained at
lunch Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Booth and Miss Williamson.
B. o. Seymour. of Grand Forks, n. D.. was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gibbs on
Rondo street this week.
Fl. W. Smell of Minnehaha street. left
Thursday evening for Boston to join his
uncle F. j. Smell
The Ladies Aid Society of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church. will meet with Mrs e A. Currie
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Booth and her sister, Miss Williamson.
of Canada. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Roger w. Cooley.
Prof. Hyde has removed to Minneapolis.
j. X. Ogden made business trip to Chi
cago this week.
Mrs. l. E. Wallis. of Marshall avenue. is
entertaining her sister. Miss Myrtle Dwelle,
of Lake City.
Miss Maggie Lambie of Piainview. visited
her brother, James Lambie, of Iglehart street,
this week.
Miss Jennie Doak, of Selby avenue. enter
tanned Miss May Barber, of Minneapolis, this
week.
F. P. Dufresne, of Wilder avenue enter
tanned this week j. B. Bryan, of Rochester,
y. Y.
Norman Stebins gave a sleighing party for
his young friends Saturday afternoon
r. w. Cooley entertained party of gentle
men at dinner Monday evening.
Hon. and Mrs. D. VI. sullivan have gone to
the Pacific coast.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

The marriage of Miss Gotfreda Anderson
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Anderson. OF
this city. and Charles Paulsoa. occurred We'd
nesday evening at $50 o'c!dck. at the First
Swedish Lutheran church Rev. L. a. john
ston performed the ceremony in the presence
of over 200 of the relatives and friends, the
bride was attended by Miss Jennie and Emma
! Paulson. sisters OF the groom Oscar Ander-
son and William Paulson were sroomsmen-
The ushers were OTTO and Emil Johnson A
wedding march played by Peter Johnson
as the bridal party entered the church.
A supper was served at the home OF the
bride on Edmund street. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
son will be at hcnie after F5p. IL at 702 Cen
way street.
Mr. and Mrs H. A Larkin. of Mnnehaha
street. gave progressive cinch party Mon
day evening in honor OF their tenth Wedding
anniversary. Prizes were won by Mrs. A. G.
Long, Miss Pleins. Mr.. William Wilson and
Bert Walker. Mrs. Long was assisted by
Miss Nettie Smith and Miss Long.
Miss Dollie Bryant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bryant of Arcade street. has gone
TO San Juan, Cal. where SIZE was married
Wednesday. evening TO Mr.. Fred Walker; a
former resident of s.. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker will reside in San Juan.
Miss Kate Barrett of PAYNE avenue gave
dancing party Thursday evening About
fifty couples were present Miss Barrett was
assisted by Mrs. l.. Mclean. Mrs. Mccarthy.
". E. Courtney. NJ c. kilieen and Z. F.
BOYLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Mcdonald of East Third
Gowen, of West Superior, during the week
Mr. and Mrs. Z. g. Holmes. OF Burr street.
gave It Christening dinner OF twelve covers
for their little son Frank Orville. Rev. Hen
~ Holmes. of Minneapolis oficiated
Mrs. c. Lange. OF Burr street. entertained
during the week Miss Nina Ellis. Miss May
Davis. Miss Cora Quick, of Minneapolis and
Miss Junia Fink. OF Wisconsin
Mr. ana Mrs. A Wilson. of Bedford street.
entertained at dinner Monday evening in hon
or of Mrs Wilson's birthday. Covers were
laid for twelve.
, The Arlington Mills Mothers club will meet
Wednesday afternoon in John Ericsson
school, Rev. NJ. Saadstrom will make an
address.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A Rose. of Bedford
street. gave a dinner of fourteen covers Sun
day The center piece was roses and carna-
tons
The reading circle will meet next Monday
evening at the home of George Brack on
John street Alaska will be the subject.
Mrs NJ McKerna, of Reaney street, enter
tanned at euchre Thursday afternoon for
Mrs. LavelIe OF New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Langtry. of Alinnehaha street,
will entertain the Trainmens Social clup
Saturday evening, Feb 4.
The E. O. F. club entertained FRIDAY
evening at the home of Miss Carrie Davis
on Olive street.
Mrs. B. j. Knapp, Of Cook street, has
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MERRIAM PARK.

Mrs. Csmpoel of Marshall avenue will
entertain tne Cosmopolitan club Wednesday
aiternool- SUBJECT: The German Univer-
stiles, the German Gymnasium. Physical
Culture ano Sanitary Regulations
The Congrs gatioual Womens Missionary
Union OF s.. Paul held an all-day meeting
IN Oiivet church last Tuesday Eightv-fve
delegates wers present besides a number
from the ParS
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas H. Elan. of Wilder
avenue, entertained at dinner Thursday night
MRS; W S Lowman, OF Rondo street. enter
famed Meg j. . Smith of Casselton \. D.
this week. ~
F. N: Fargo Of Chicago, visited his par-
ents, MT. 2nd MRS. w. D. Fargo. this week
MRS. Garfen +. Backus, of Marshall ave
noon. +
The services Al Trinity NJ E church will
De De coneuc5ed ibis morning at 1890 by Rev
David Morgan Evening services at 7:sO bv
the regular pastor, Rev. John Pemberton.
Rev. j. 4. Sammis. Olivet church 81. new
pastor, formerly of Red Wing moved his
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-29
CHALLENGES INGERSOLL.
Illinois Minister Offers Him $500 to
Day to Debate Religion.

DECATUR, ILL.,, Jan. 2S-Rev. George
F. Hall, pastor of the Tabernacle
Christian church and one of the most
prominent Christian ministers in Illi-
nois, is out in local paper with a
three-column challenge to Robert G.
Ingersoll to a joint debate on religious
questions.
Mr.. Hall offers to pay Nh Ingersoll
$500 day for as much time as ne Will
give to debate the different phases of
religion that IngersolI has spoken on
in his lectures. Mr.. Hall gives Inger-
soil a hot roast and asks him if it is
not true that a number of his we'll
known lectures and literary articles
are not plagiarized from different
writer's whom he names.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-29
Expert Evidence In.

MASON CITY. To-. Jan 2S-The state has
closed its expert testimony on the stryehnine
symptoms connected with the death OF Ed
Hughes. Four Of the most prominent doe
tors OF this city have testified that the symD-
tens were those of strychnine poisoning.
The state will recall possibly two witnesses
10 testify to a few essential points in the
chain of evidence. It is generally accepted
that the state has fixed the death of Ed
Hughes as being due either TO suicide or
premeditated murder.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-29
MANCHESTER.

The Philadelphian Literary society enter
tanned their lady friends Friday evening in
the college dining hall.
Mr. and Mrs f. B. Hubbard have been
entertaining Philip Hanley. of Chicago.
The Hyperion society rendered special
programme Tuesday evening
Mrs. Pringle spent Wednesday visiting
friends in the Park.
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Steele County. showing.

OWATONNA Mimi. Jan 2S.-(SpeciaL)-
nesota butter exhibit at Sioux Falls. returned
home this morning Mr. Harris expresses
himself well pleased with the magnificent
butter exhibit of Minnesota, and especially
the exhibit of Steele county which exhibit
was credit to the state. All butter on
hibit from this county scored 80 or over
Buckner & Jacobson architects of St. Paul
have been awarded the contract 10 draw the
plans and specifications for the new Oak
Street German Lutheran church. 10 be built
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-29
Suburban. Social

gone to La Crosse FOR months visit with
relatives.
Mrs. J. " Hol, had as guests during the
week Mr. sHd Airs. Rothman, of Stevens
Point, Wis.
Mrs. ". s Aid,ich OF Burr street. is enter
tanning Miss Maggie Boyle OF Itasca, Wis.
Miss Celia Shields of Clarisa, Wyo. was q
guest Of NJ rs. q. G. Howe during the week.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-29

An old gentleman who had employment school anito
found his work terribly nerered continuous headaches
which would follow headaches and of
could scarcely stand walk subjected to great
deal OF dust and dirt and changes temperature suffered
liver and,
foul stomach produce He had Rpans Tab
ue when he became convinced that he
manent His headaches less apart
his digestive organs perform their functions throws
out foul matter like trip-hammer-so he
@ gs as ss % M
s ~ nag = @ = e I g int s sv Nv as Sa
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-04
The Ditch Meeting.

The annual meeting Of tho stockhold-
srs Of the Grand Valley Irrigation com
pany convened at the Court house last
Saturday morning. The business meet
ing however did not commence until one
o'clock, when the court room was well
dlled with the stockholders. ~
The principal business OF tho session
was the election of the board of direc-
tors. All the old members of the board
were reelected with the exception Of
two and the two new members elected
to dn their place were Horace T. De-
Long and ]. U. Harris. l
The board OF directors now stands,
B. +. Hughes, ]. W. Armstrong, L. M.
Miller, ]. ]. Allen, A. R. Wells, Horace
T. DeLong, G. A. Brett, Theodore Scott
ana James U. Harris.
The principal business OF the session
was the consideration Of two resolutions.
The resolution regarding the further
enlargement OF the Mesa county ditch
was lost and work will be stopped upon
same. The vote on this resolution was
10313 against any further enlargement
and 1883 for the continuation Of The
work,
The smelter resolution was lost. In
substance it was to furnish two hundred
inches OF water run through the year to
supply the smeltsr.
The Meeting was largely attended and
and there was some under current work
which did not appear on the surface.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-04
One Price Queen Quality--S
/ NxnI8 Grand Junction Dry Goods CO

NJ. s. Howard Of Rocky Ford is a re-
cent arrival in town.
w. r. Moore was an arrival from
Montrose last evening.
h. Q. Wagner the travelling passenger
agent of the Chicago. Milwaukee & st.
Paul, il in the city.
1t will be to the advantage of any one
desiring first class hair brush to in
spect the stock now on hand at Mitshell's
Drug store.
A marriage license was granted on
Saturday afternoon to William 8. La
Fair Of Whitewater snd Elizabeth Over
ton OF Fountain, Colo.
The new Excelsior Steam Laundry is
up to-dats. Try 1t and be sonviAseA.
Frank BushRing,
Proprietor.
Grand Junction, the present and fu-
ture metropolis Of the western slope, 10
to be congratulated upon securing the
first beet sugar factory and the success
Of the same as has been demonstrated
the past week when tho first beautiful,
white granulated sugar was turned out.
The beet crop, cor.sidsring it was the
first season. was all that could be ex-
peoted. The past season has demon
strated beyond question the adaptability
Of the Grand Valley to sugar beet grow
ing. and the crop, when properly taken
care Of, was excellent. The plant has q
capacity Of $50 tons per day and fur
nishes employment to hundreds Of peo-
pie, besides requiring the tillage Of 1900
acres Of land TO raise the necessary beets
to run it. The Grand valley and Grand
Junction possess great natural resources
which with proper nurture, backed by
the energy Of an entsrprisins people, is
bound to make large and prosperous
community Of the junction city on the
Grand. 1t is predicted that the juno
ton will double its population in the
next fve years.-Florence Rednsr.