The daily sentinel., 1900-03-16
THE LOCAL NEWS.

postage stamps to wipe his razor on,
There are more politics to the square
inch in Texas than id every other state
| in the ion.-Rocky Mountain News
The man who wrote that has evidentally
never been over here when the kettle
was on.
Mrs. L. L. Bailey, who was for sever
al years resident of this city, but some
months ago removed to Ogden, arrived
last night for a brief visit with friends.
She is the guest during her stay, of Mrs.
e. r. Foreman and daughters.
Apple Blossom Circle No, lot Women
of Woodcraft, meet tonight at Odd Eel
lows hall. 1t is requested that the Off
GERS and members, especially the former,
be present at 1880 sharp that lodge may
b, opened promptly at that time.
Over in Denver they are making elab-
crate preparations to manufacture an
extra quantity OF ice and one factory
alone is doubling its capacity. This is
no doubt in anticipation Of the coming
visit OF the Cook county democracy to
that city.
A Telluride paper takes occasion to
note with prominence the fact that the
OurayM Mt. Snetfels-stage carries valua-
BILE retorts from the mines aver aging
$4,000 each day That looks like gen.
tie hint for the benefit OF some ambitious
highwayman.
A rafarrino 10 ha
riage OF the daughter of the mayor of
Philadelphia, enumerates the wedding
presents and amongst other thing is one
little item OF II pie knives. Out here ir
the woolly west we eat pie with fork
and are satisfis I'D with one (fork).
If some inventive genius would bring
forth some satisfactory substitute for
the ropes used on Main street to hold
the awnings down, he would receive the
everlasting praise of most people. 1t
may look funny to the other fellow but
not SO to the person who runs into the
rope.
New York man announces that he
has new invention in the way of one
story house made OF paper ana claims to
have closed contract with the British
government to supply large number of
these houses to be used to keep prison
ers in at Cape Town. That looks like
good paper story.
Norman TenEyck and his brothers
Samuel and William, have for the past
several months been taking views of
the scenery in the Grand valley. They
have handsomely mounted these for the
stereoptican and are havir quite sale
for them The boys have made some
very handsome views OF points OF inter
est on Pinon mesa and along the Grand
river.
Garden and field seeds at retail and
wholesale--If you are putting in lawn
don't fail to see our Kentucky Blue Grass
and White Glover; best we ever had; all
invited to call and get the free packages
OF Sweet Peas.
Free-To every lady who calls at our
store on Main street and makes seed
purchase OF cents or more, we will give
package of mixed Sweet Peas.
4HTGy -hto III cdSh RoChhSc
free-We do this to advertise our retail
and wholesale seed department and trust
you will each and every one tell your
friends and neighbors to call Remem-
ber we handle all kinds of seeds of now-
ers. The Abbey Hardy Co.
Richard Kett of Denver, state boiler
inspector, accompanied by his deputy
Robert McAllister, were arrivals in the
city this morning. These two officials
are big men. There is nothing small
about either Of them in any particular
They are big in body aud in heart and
no men are better liked in any OF the
state departments than Kett and his
best man McAllister. The Rocky Noun
tain News Of yesterday said that these
two genials had gore across the range to
take bath and incidentally to examine
boilers. They were here this morning
and went to Montrose, but will return.
Richard Kett has just returned from a
visit to "Merrie Old England" and he
says that he had jolly time Who
would doubt this in the least il they
have known Mr.. kettY Well, as far as
this paper is concerned, we think he
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