The daily sentinel., 1900-06-25
Local News.

July 4th. Admission 25 cents, ladies
free.
CONNECTIONS, cigars. and fancy grocer
les at "The Progress Next to Hardy
Bros.
Miss Mac Allison, clerk with Della
plain and Crosby, spent Sunday at
Fruita.
Hon George Smith will leave for Cameo
this evening after spending Sunday in
the city.
John Stapleton, formerly well known
engineer running into this city is here
on visit.
A. G. Newton, census enumerator,
left for DeBeque this morning to finish
that precinct.
Leon Chapman Of Mendoza Orchard,
Fruit Ridge. spent Saturday fishing at
Hannah creek.
Halt rates to all state points Via.
Colorado Midland July 3rd and 4th call
at tho city office.
Wanted-Man to canvass for sewing
machines. Apply to Thompson Jew
elery & Music Co.
The Progress is now ready for business
and solicits your patronage. Give it a
trial. Next door to Hardy Bros.
The concert by the Modern Woodman
Military band Saturday night was thor
oughly enjoyed by the hundreds who
listened to the program.
D Ballard, representing the Home
Comfort ranges who spent last winter in
this city drove down from Montrose yes
terday on business visit.
F. w. Mcintyre Of Denver, state or
ganizer OF the Pioneers Of the Pacific, is
In the,city accompanied by F. P. Miller,
scribe of Pitkin camp Of Denver.
Grand Fourth Of July celebration at
Wurtzs grove by Turner's. Admission
25 cents, ladies free. Free exhibition Of
fireworks at $50 in front Of Turner
hall.
The Denver Sunday morning papers
all contained extended notices Of the de-
cision OF the mass meeting Friday night
to celebrats Peach Day upon an elabor-
ate scale.
Rev. Arnoldus Miller left this morning
for his home at Montrose. He will meet
a daughter at home who arrived Satur-
day just as he was leaving, who has been
absent in Canada seven years.
Miss Lena Horn, a sister Of Mrs. j.
T. Sweat, aud Miss Lena Wegerich,
both of Du Quoin. ILL.,, arrived on the
11:19 train Saturday night and will
spend the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Sweat on Chipeta.
Harry Alderman is an arrival in the
city. Mr.. Ackerman is now represent
ing Henkel, Duke & Co., OF Pueblo, and
says he is enjoying very fattering
trade. Mr.. Ackerman's territory COM
prehends three weeks of travel.
]. T. Sweat has moved his shop be-
tween Third and Fourth, south side Of
Main where he is now ready for business.
1t will pay you to see him when your
clothes are out Of repair or needing
new suit, trousers or anything in his
line.
Morrison Wohlfort, clerk in Haskell's
drug store, who has been absent for sew
eral weeks, visiting relatives and friends
at points in Missouri, arrived home last
night. Mr. Wohlfort says crops in Kan
sas are big aud that he expects wheat
farmers to be riding on Mobiles
before snow flies.
A heavily loaded transfer wagon, be-
longing to the II. G. Bedwell company
and driven by Perry Rogers, lost the tire
of the right hind wheel this morning
while being driven up Fifth street. The
wagon was loaded with eleven thousand
pounds OF oats, equivalent to half mar
row guage car load. Mr.. Bedwell was on
the wagon with Driver Rogers, but
neither Of them noticed that the tire had
run off. The wagon was run distance
Of sixty feet before they heard the hail
of passerby and when they stopped it
was found that the wheel was intact,
which was remarkable considering the
very heavy load which was being hauled.
Mr., Bedwell was much gratified that the