The daily sentinel., 1900-06-21
Local News.


from Montrose yesterday.
The Rio Grande pay car came in yes
terday and made the railway boys happy.
Julius Aichsles left yesterday morn
ing, after spending several days pleas
antly in this city.
Grand Junction cent 800 chaperones for
the Columbine band to Glenwood
Springs.-Aspen Times.
The state exhibit Of the State Board
of Horticulture will probably be held at
Grand Junction.-Leadville News Re-
porter.
On Friday evening a"Dollar Sociable"
will be given at the Christian Tabernacle
in behalf Of the building fund. A light
program will be rendered. There will
also be refreshments served.
A meeting Of Mesa Lodge No. 55 A.
f. & A. NJ, will be held at Masonic hall
Thursday evening at 7:3O p. m. to At.
tend the funeral sermon Of our late
brother W. n. Fay. j. j. Lumsden,
w. M
Yesterdays trains were ballasted prin-
cipally by Aspenites returning home
from the Strawberry Day festival at
Glenwood. ALI spoke in the highest
terms of the Columbine band, Of Grand
is our boys did Aspen
Times.
The people Of Meeker have secured
the services OF the Columbins band, Of
Grand Junction for their Fourth OF July
celebration. The organization at Rifle
81 very much hurried over this an
nouncement because they feel that the
Job belongs to them .-Glsnwood Ava
lanche.
Francis Shine, OF Denver, represent
ing the Rosky Mountain News il visi-
ter to the city today. Mr.. Shine does
not visit the junction as frequently a.
in the old days, but his welcome 10 al
ways the same. There are few more
cordial gentlemen travelling in the inter-
est Of any newspaper than Francis
Shine.
The gross receipts Of the Priz, read
ing contest given by DIR. 4. B.. Eldridse
amounted to $44.6O. This amount DR..
Eldridge will turn over to some charita-
BILE institution. AZ he announced at
the beginning he paid all expenses OF the
entertainment and whatever was receiv-
ed he will give to some organization de-
serving Of assistance.
Manager Terrence OF the B. T. Napier
& Co. store suggests street fair for the
coming proposed celebration. Tho hor-
ticultural fair. held last year on the
streets of Denver was an unprecedented
success. so far as holding it on the streets
we're concerned. despite the dire predic-
tions Of failure, il it were held on the
streets.
Today is the longest day in the year
Daylight came very quickly after pret-
ty torrid night. Daylight will continue
today for q longer period than any other
day in the year. The school boy will
tell you that the Sun has reached the
Tropic Of Cancer and will start back
W6Eh tOUlku OA LIB 1OuiA0y sOW0AN sAAS
Equator to make the days and nights
equal
There are great many people around
town who are ready to nght il they are
jostlsd or anybody attempts to take hold
OF their arms or pat them familiarly on
the back. This is not their natural
temperament. but they are nursing pets
obtsined at Glsnwood Springs during
the celebration of Strawberry Day.
Arms burned almost to the inner skin
and backs from which the skin 10 peel-
ing off 10 enough to make them very ten
der. Bathing when Old Sol was at his
best last Saturday and Sunday 10 res
eponsibls for their tenderness.
Manager Haskell, Of the Park opera
house 10 in receipt Of six different kinds
of bills. advertising the Fourth Of July
celebration AZ Leadville. He has al %
contracted to do all OF the advertising
for the executive committee at Lead
vile on tho broad aud marrow gauge
roads running into this city. on this
side Of Glenwood Springs on the broad
gauge and as far east a. Gunnison on
the narrow gauge. Leadville does not
| do thinuo nv a1voo and in nuahinu tho