The daily sentinel., 1900-08-20
Local News.

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For special rates east call at the Mid
land city Offices.
There was a heavy rain west Of the
city last evening.
Orson Adams was among the Glen
wood Springs visitors yesterday.
The greatest special sale yet at the
Bargain House Saturday-Glassware.
Pink, blue and white stockings and
shoes to match, for the little ones.
The Lay & Garst Co.
The Grand junction Fruit Growers
association shipped Saturday night a
car of peaches to Liebhardt of Denver.
There was a very successful and large
ly attended dance at the Armory Satur-
day night, given under the auspices OF
Troop A.
A representative Of the Wetmore To.
bacco company, which is not in the
trust. was distributing samples around
town today.
The D. g. r. G. announce q S4.OO rate
from Grand Junction to Aspen from
the Oath 10 26th on account OF the Driv-
ing association meeting.
The Whitewater fruit association
shipped by express Sunday night a
straight car load Of peaches to The John
Thompson Grocery company OF Denver.
Reports come from Ouray that the
people OF that city we're somewhat dis
appointed at the size OF the crowd that
attended their great celebration last
week.
Bud Milton, a we'll known COW boy,
formerly OF this city, but now Of Vernal,
Utah, took first money at the COW roping
contest at Glenwood Springs, Saturday
Time, 1913 IL.
Mrs. A. G. Newton and daughter
Ruth returned from an eastern visit
Saturday night They have been ab-
sent about five weeks, mostly spent at
their old home Storm Lake, Iowa.
J. G. Glassford the local agent Of the
Continental Oil company went to Glen
wood Springs Saturday night to take
the baths for rheumatism. He returned
home this morning.
G. s Yauger OF Denver, editor Of the
Irrigation Era, is a visitor to the city,
accompanied by his wife. Mr.. Yauger
will have write up of this city and val
ley in the Sunday Times OF next week
Frank b Haskell, member of the
Peach Day executive committee return
ed from Ouray Saturday evening. Mr..
Haskell reports that he has secured
some special novelties for Peach Day
from that town.
City Engineer Haskell, who was in
Denver all of last week in attendance at
the re- union OF the army OF the
Philippines, returned home Sunday. Mr..
Haskell reports most pleasant time
spent with old comrades
Misses Reilly and Gibbons, teachers in
the public schools in Cleveland, Ohio
whe have been spending several weeks
with their relatives Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fl. Cosgrove, left for the east this morn
ing, after a most pleasant visit.
John Weir, chief clerk at Napier's who
spent last week in Glenvood Springs as
sisting at the big store there, returned
home ,esterday. Mr.. Weir reports
some most excellent racing at the fall
meeting of the Western Slope Racing
association.
DR.. Ramsey and his nephew. NJ. g.
Ramsey, came home from Glenwood
Springs last night covered with glory
from the shooting match in which they
took part. They secured seven first
prizes and tied for two other tirsts out
OF ten prizes. The fact is they came
pretty nearly taking the whole thing.
Nj. ]. Galligan, of Pueblo. a prominent
member of the bar Of Pueblo county
was an arrival in the city Saturday
night from Oursy. Judge Galligan is
touring the state in his candidacy for
the democratic nomination for the su-
preme bench, in opposition to Judge
Luther II. Goddard. judge Galligan is
the favorite candidate OF the eight hour
day for labor, which was turned down
in the supreme court, on an opinion
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