The daily sentinel., 1900-03-19
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs Charles Derry
berry Friday night, boy.

oCiiy iAooy iASht,
j. F. Berry, formerly OF this city, was
an arrival on No. this morning.
Two tourist cars of troops for the coast
went through the city Sunday night.
Fire bugs have been trying to burn
several OF the business blocks in Ouray.
Bills for advertising are never found
among the liabilities of bankrupt mer-
chant.
The little birds are building their nests
in the shade trees. This means that
spring is here in earnest.
There is one thing a woman is always
ready to give to another woman, and
that is piece Of her mind.
The greatest blessing God ever gives
man is good wife and a happy home.
If you have these you are rich.
Ore worth $40, per pound has been
discovered in the San Juan country,
says the Ores and Metal Journal
The Knights of Pythias of Ouray will
have weeks celebration in August
The grand lodge meets there at that
time.
William Jennings Bryan, the friend of
the plain people, will make tour OF the
west and northwest during the coming
month.
Mrs L. L. Bailey, after very pleas
ant visit Of several days with friends in
this city, returned to her home in Ogden
Sunday.
Earnest G. Bacon and wife OF Ouray
are spending a few days in Grand juno
tion. Mr.. Bacon is the editor of the
Ouray Herald.
The gold output OF the Cripple Creek
district for the short month ofFebruary
was over S2,OOOOOO. 1t outranks all
other gold camps in the world.
The contract for the new Union church
at Collbran will be let on April first.
All bids should be sent to Mrs. B. s.
Williams, president, Collbran, Colo.
Mrs. F. NJ. Snyder will go to Grand
Junction Thursday. March %, Where she
expects to remain a week and during
her absence Miss Edith Coin will have
charge Of the Alright hotel Collbran
Oracle.
Those men in Grand junction that are
afflicted with "that tired feeling can
HE themselves to the banks OF the river
and put in their time angling for the
fnny tribe. They'll be missed from
their usual haunts, but no tears will be
shed
Mrs. John Cottrell and son John, left
Saturday for Glenwood Springs, whore
she spent Sunday with her sister, Katie
Bender. This morning che loft Glen
wood, accompanied by Mrs. Bender, for
Cripple Creek. where they will surprise
sister who is visiting there from the
east and whom they have not seen for a
number OF years.
The Daily Sentinel of Grand junction
has just issued a charming "Brief His
tory of the Grand Valley"-a thirty page
volume OF interesting matter upon live
topics in Mesa county. 1t is issued
as a supplement to the paper
The publication ought to prove a
benefit to all in that vicinity
Loveland Reporter.
There appears to be an urgent necessi
ty for change in the potato crop of this
part OF the country. AS from the ap
pearance Of those now grown they are
becoming more or less affected with the
scab and when once sta, ted it is difficult
to eradicate. The Rose OF Erin is new
potato for this locality and appears to
be well adapted to the soil, climate, etc.
-Collbran Oracle.
Norman Elders will hold services at
the court house Tuesday evening at 7:2O
The subjects will be the personality OF
God oy Elder w. E. Lee For this is life
eternal to know the only true God and
Jesus Christ whom thou hast sent, John |
17-13 Baptism by Elder Geo. Il, Lewis
Except man be born again he can
not sec the kingdom Of God" John 3-3
All are invited to be present.
State Engineer McCune went down to
Grand Junction last night and will 60
back to Denver tomorrow night. In
conversation with the Avalanche repor-