The daily sentinel., 1900-08-03
Local News.
Giassford sells window awnings.

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are Brunswick guests.
W. F. Murphy and d. W. Pudan, oi
Telluride came in over the narrow gauge
yesterday.
Mrs. j. w. Swaney and niece Miss
May Converse arrived homo from Den
ver today.
Miss Ada and Libbie Johnston, OF Lex.
ington, Neb were arrivals in the city
last evening.
DR.. B. l.. Connely. OF Denver, sister
of W. G. Connely. in a visitor to the
city today arriving last night.
The Prsgrsss is now ready for business
and solicits your patronage. Give 1t
trial. Next door to Hardy Bros.
August 1st closes the sale on IS 90
trousers. Get your order in before that
time. j. T. Sweat.
William Radcliff, owner of the Alex
ander lakes, sent several messes OF hne
trout to the city yesterday to his friends.
What will tho special sale at Ander-
cons Bargain house be next Saturday
hammocks, water coolers, refrigerators
and gocarts.
Balloon ascension and parachute drop
at Glenwood Sunday. Take the Color
ado Midland, low special rates. See
City Agent Peck.
1t il said that the now constitutional
amendment will be published through
out the state in the papers which have
been designated, commencing Monday,
August7.
Miss. Pearl Bannister arrived home
today from Denver, whore she has spent
the past few weeks with her brother
Ollie Baunister who has been having
treatment for his eyes.
The Adventist people will hold services
tomorrow in the court house. Tho Sab
bath school will be hold at 2 o'clock p.
IA. and preaching services at 3 o'clock.
Come and study the bible with US.
Tho Colorado Midland is claiming a
larger proportion Of the through traffic
than it formerly received. This it is
said 10 due to the new combination con-
sisting OF the Southern, Midland and
Western.
Man and wife wish work on poultry or
fruit farm preferred. Lady will do
b usewo,k il desired. Write.
VIM. W. Lahr,
431 8. Weber, Colo. Springs.
Walter Powers lift last night for Min
turn. Mr.. Powers 10 an engineer and
has for some time been on the extra list
in this city, but as bis services were
more in demand, he has been changed
to Minturn and will work out of there on
either end Of tho division.
Joseph N. Sampliner. chairman Of the
Peach Day executive committee left for
Crested Butte this morning to do some
missionary work for the celebration. He
takes with him several hundred OF the
big bills gotten out to advertise the
event, which will be distributed in
Crested Butte and Gunnison.
Howard T. Lee, ono Of tho proprietors
OF this paper, who spent the day in the
city yesterday, left for home last night.
Mr.. Lee will be a member Of a party that
will TAX. an excursion to Old Aexico in
October. On these trips Mr.. Lee gathers
material for considerable SPECIAL work in
the way OF short stories and tales which
a. printed in eastern publications.
Joe e Dulnaine left for Telluride
this morning Mr.. Dulmaine goes to
accompany his wife and family home
and to spend several days in the hills.
Mr.. Duimaine while not q member OF
the executive committee for Peach week
volunteered to burden himself with all
the advertising matter the COMMITTEES
could spars to distribute same in Tellu-
ride and among the members OF the near
by camps.
In response to the telegram Of Chair
man Sampliner yesterday. protesting
against holding the democratic state
convention on the date Of ono OF the
Peach Days, Gov. Thomas wired this
morning that he had nothing whatever
to do with the matter and that he would
turn the matter over to Milton Smith
chairman OF tho state central committees
for action. It il to be hoped that the