The daily sentinel., 1900-12-28
The Local News.

Don't miss the ball NJ onday night.
Everyone can enjoy the New Years
Eve dance.
John Peters is in Cripple Creek visit
ing friends.
~. Varney is taking in the sights
at Aspen this week.
Excavation for the Currie block, op.
posite the city hall, is in progress.
Evangelistic meetings at the court
house every night by the Christian
church.
Frank Mclaughlin, we'll known rail
road man, is moving his family from Sa-
Ida to this city.
Frank Thompson, of the Thompson
Jewelry & Music company left for Den
yer last night on business trip.
The board OF school control held a
meeting yesterday afternoon for the
transaction OF necessary business.
Mrs. A. d. Meserve has gone on an
extended eastern visit, which will in
clude New York and other eastern cities.
Glenwood Springs is enjoying church
trial which had its origin in Parachute.
The "cowboy preacher" is the complain
ing witness.
The Rio Grsnde Western has ordered
500 new freight cars. This will increase
the capacity OF the freight equipment
10000 tons.
DR.. 81. r. Bull has been confined to
his home for the past few days suffering
from sprain. He is out today and at
tending to his practice.
Mrs, Harry Dubler, Of Ogden, accom-
panied her husband to this city on his
last trip. Mrs. Dubler is the guest Of
Mrs. Frank Thompson.
The Midland is arranging for tourist
sleeper service over its line between
Denver and San Francisco, to secure
some OF the through tourist business.
The Midland is working most energet-
ically for through business.
The Rocky Mountain News sent two
kilograms to its correspondent in this
city last night asking for news of the
great snow storm. All it's correspondent
could answer was that beautiful fall
weather prevailed in the Grand valley.
That monumental lior, Agent Ny ton,
at Fort Duchesne, has in most insolent
tone OF irony, reported to Washington
that there were no Indians in Colorado
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Agent MytoJ has confirmed the opinion
| OF the public that he can lie about as
fast as horse can trot.
Samuel N. Wheeler, member Of the
school boaed, is priding himself these
days on a mamouth turkey Of which he
is the proud posseesor. The bird weighs
2T1s pounds, and is fine specimen. 1t
was presented to him by friends. Mr..
will kill the bird, but probably on New
Years day.
The south Williams terrace has been
treated to two coats Of paint which ma
terially improves it's appearance. The
building has been neglected for some
time and it was needing painting very
badly. The firm Of Starr L Myers &c.
cured the contract to do the work, and
to say the least they fulfilled their con-
tract, as the building presents hand
some appearance at the present time.
The color is olive green with trimmings
The framework of doors and windows in
black, making the glass stand out bet
ter than formerly. Messrs. Starr &
Myers are to be congratulated on the
class of work which they have done on
the terrace.
Quite a scenic novelty is introduced in
conjunction with the new beautiful 6rst
part Of Hsverly's Mastadon Minstrels
with its series Of pretty drops, and when
all is in readiness exposes the full ensem-
BILE of this great company in a most at
tractive manner. Manager Will e.
Nankeville has given the new Haverly
show an environment Of great brilliancy
and newness, and the performance is re-
freshing and superior to anything of the
kind ever offeeed by any minstrel organ
ization. Waltz Me Again" George
Wilson is the leading comedian, and as
sociated with him are ten other bright