The daily sentinel., 1899-11-18
The Local News.

No. west OOunQ was iaIe 'ouoJ
No. 4 east east bound train was four
hours late.
Star gazing is about over and We
havn't seen any stars either,
Tho Hot Old Time" company arrived
on the Midland this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Pfeitfer arrived
/ home this morning from Denver.
Apples are being brought into the city
in goodly quantities for shipment.
Chorles w. Haskell is doing some en-
gineering work at the Indian school.
District Clerk Frank Haskell goes to
Whitewater tomorrow for an outing.
Percy Grubbs is doing business in the
CITY for the Nuckolls Packing company.
Many people are planning to 60 to the
beet sugar factory tomorrow for visit,
The high five social by the Columbine
band at X. of P.hall last night was a
delightful affair.
Francis Shine tho Rocky Mountain
| N0Wb q NAsisoA' H~S
| will take = run to Salt Lake today.
| Next Tuesday is election of officers for
tho Women of Woodcraft. Every mem
ber is requested to remember this and
be present.
| The socialist labor party will hold a
meeting, at the court house this even
ing at 7:3O o'clock. A literary program
along socialistic lines will be the feature
OF the evening.
The Junior football team OF tho eighth
grade public school will play game of
football with the Fruita boys on Thanks
giving Game begins at 2:3O. Go and
watch the boys play.
The Ladies of the Catholic church be-
gan their annual series OF weekly card
parties Thursday night. The first meet
ing was held at the home Of Mrs. Will
liam Donnelly on Ute avenue. The
occasion was enjoyable to all present.
w. E. Pabor, formerly of this city is
doing the column, The Moving Finger"
in the Denver Times, On the editorial
page. To say that he is doing it we'll is
placing it mildly. Some Of the most
readable matter in that paper appears in
tho column prepared by Mr.. Pabor.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to tho Brother
hood Of Railway Trainmen of this city,
met at the pleasant home Of Mrs. John
Sorrells, On Pitkin avenue Thursday and
spent the day in quilting. The work
was done in response to call from the
"1rainmen's Home" Of Iowa. Willingly
the ladies lent their time and skill to
assist in making comfortable sick or dis
abled brothers in another state.
| The new Dixson system Of heating
which has been placed in the public
schools OF this city, was tested last
Thursday by Contractor job J. Lums-
den. With one pound OF steam pressu' Q
the nine rooms Of the new building were
heated almost too hot for occupancy.
This is a very small amount OF steam
and with five pounds all the schools in
the two buildings can be readily heated.
Mr.. Lumsden, as we'll as the board Of
school control. were delighted with the
working Of the new system.
b. F. jay 10 back from trip over into
the northern Colorado country whore it
was said the Indians were off their res
ervations. He reports that when they
got there the Indians had gone back to
their own reservations. There was =
band of renegade Ut.s that was doing
most OF the killing. The Indians are
for the most part protected by the in
habitants OF tho section. "The only way
TO deal with the Indiana" said Mr.. Jay,
is to inform tho federal government and
let them deal with them, when they are
off their reservation, by sending the In
dian police after them. This has always
| been found to be efficacious.