The daily sentinel., 1900-07-26
Local News.
Glasstord sells window awnings.

See the comedy "Si Perkins' tomor-
row night.
Don't forget "Ths Girl Love" at the
opera house tonight.
G. P. Noland has been on the sick list
for the past two days.
Lessie Nj. Crow, of Cripple Creek was
Brunswick guest last night.
Many people are taking advantage Of
and profiting by Anderson's special sales.
Are you?
Keep your eye on the special sale of
Queeneware at the Bargain house next
Saturday.
What is the special sale this week?
Queensware. Where? Bargain House.
When? Saturday.
Mrs. Horace T. DeLong and children
are now enjoying the cooling breezes OF
the country contiguous to the great lakes
in Canada.
On Friday evening the 81 Perkins
Comedy company will produce the great
comedy entitled "Si Perkins " Watch
for the big farmer band street parade at
noon tomorrow.
A large photograph OF the editorial
party which was entertained at the
Camp Bird mine, near Ouray, was re-
ceived at this Office this morning. The
picture shows the large hotel and the
editorial par4y grouped in front OF it.
j. F. Brink il down from the Plateau
country Mr.. Brink says it is quite dry
in the mountains and that the cattle on
tho ranges come down into the cedars
for the short succulent grass, which is
hidden from the intense sun rays and
which has not dried up like other por-
tions OF the range.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bailey returned to
this city last night from visit to Den
yer. They have spent several days in
Glenwood Springs enjoying the water
OF the splendid resort. Mr.. Bailey says
he feels more comfortable in Grand
Junction than he did in Denver and
that the heat effected him more there
than 1t does in this city.
J.F. Woody, wife and child. OF Guth-
tie county. Iowa, are visitors to the city
Mr.. Woody is the clerk Of the district
court of Guthrie county. For the past
several days he has been riding through
the valley and is more then delighted
with the great fruit prospects. He is
relative of Mrs. Georgia Jones, the eff
cient Western Union operator in this
city.
Hon. e. @. Stimson,. Judge Of the
Fourth judicial district arrived in the
city last night over the narrow guage.
Judge Stimson has been holding court
at Ouray for Judge Stevens. Judge
Stimson is prominently mentioned as
candidate fer governor on the democrat
C ticket. Judge Stimson resides at
Cripple Creek and has large following
who believe he is an ideal candidate for
that Office.
Halsey NJ. Rhodes OF Denver, editor
and proprietor of the Rocky Mountain
World, accompanied by his son, Robert,
was visitor to the city this morning.
Mr. Rhodes is secretary of the Colorado
Editorial association and one OF the best
known newspaper men in the state. He
has been very successful as a newspaper
publisher and is now devoting his atten-
tion to large extent to his mining in
terests. He has lately acquired large
tract OF land near Tennessee Pass, $50
acres OF placer mining ground. and is
working that property extensively. OF
all the newspaper men in the state. MIR.
Rhodes is one OF the most genial and
companionable.
A we'll known lady in this city who was
in attendance at a society function in
Denver last week, overheard conversa-
tion between several ladies regarding the
heat in this city. One Of the ladies
said that the thermometer had
reached 120 degrees and that the people
we're almost baked. The lady, who
while not constant resident, is here
frequently aud is here nov, interposed
and corrected the false statement. She
told the ladies that only one day had
tho thermometer reached 104 and that
since that time it had ranged in the
ninetiee, the same as it had registered in