The daily sentinel., 1900-07-19

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new national bank with a capital
stock of $4,000 has been organized at
Fort Collins.
DR.. Smith and son and Milton Crum-
ley left this morning for weeks outing
ut Escalanti creek.
Buy your tickets for the road races at
Glenwood Springs OF City Agent Peck
OF the Colorado Midland.
Henry w. Ross, who has been on the
sick list for the past few days, was re-
ported better this morning.
Ed Innes' smiling face can again be
found behind the counter at the Napier
store, after his summer vacation.
Prof. Gentry's Dog and Pony show
gave one of it's delightful entertainments
at Glenwood yesterday. 1t will exhibit
in this city tomorrow.
According to the legal papers drawn
up by Walter s. Sullivan, judge Of the
county court, Wilford Harris and Will
liam Cutting were discharged from said
court.
The forest fires in the Book Cliff
mou n tains porth of the city attracted
the atten ton OF many citizens last night.
The blaze could be seen quite plainly at
times.
Mr.. D. X. Terrence, manager OF the
Napier dry goods store. will leave for
Glenwood Saturday evening, where he
will meet brother whose home is in
Kansas.
The prizes for the road races at Glen
wood are $500 cash and gold medal.
For information concerning same ad-
dress c. A. Henrie, secretary, Glenwood
Springs, Colorado.
The business men on Main street and
Colorado avenue were agreeably surpris-
ed this forenoon when they saw the rain
wagon preambulating up and down the
streets, distributing a few drops Of wa
ter.
There are, according to the bright
young man who now pushes the pencil
on the Avalanche, 1896, ,234 nails stick
ing heavenward from the delapidated
sidewalks in the beautiful city OF Glen
wood.
j. w. Cox, from jefferson county,
Iowa, an old time friend Of Thomas
Lowsn, arrived in this city, yesterday.
by his wife. Mr. Cox an
l. - ,ak TO 70 horo
manently.
Miss Dorothy Griffiths. the expert
stenographer in the Office Of District
Attorney Samuel G. McMullip, leaves
tomorrow for Denver and Topeka, Kan
sas, where she will visit relatives and
friends for the next two weeks.
John Jacob Astor Powell, the Ouray
attorney who so mysteriously disappear.
ed from that city last January, has been
located in San Francisco and is now un-
der arrest Tor bigamy. Powell was
people.
Mr.. j. j. Lumsden, who has been in
Denver for several days on business, re-
turned home on the noon train today.
While in the capital city he called at the
hospital where Rex Graham is staying
and inquired after him. He found Rex
improving nicely.
Mrs John Pace, who has been the
guest OF DR., e. G. Clark and family for
the past month. left for her home in Sc
batch. Kansas, last night. Mrs. Pace
spent several days in Salt Lake City
sightseeing while on her visit to the
Rocky mountain region.
l.. L. Crisman has twenty-acre field
OF sugar beets that ia said to be the fin
est IN the valley. Last year MIR. Oris-
man did not have very much success
with his crop, but he is more than
pleased with the outlook this season and
expects to reap good profit.
Mr.. Edward D. Gibson, prominent
merchant OF Forest, Ohio. and Bert Jac-
quith, editor OF the Forest Review.
stopped off in Grand Junction yesterday
afternoon to call upon r. M. Horn Of the
Sentinel force. They are on a pleasure
trip through the Rockies and are we'll
pleased with the many fine features of
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