The daily sentinel., 1901-05-29
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Glassford sells window awnings
Mrs. John Barnacle is on the sick list.
A number OF new band uniforms were
received by the Modern Woodmen band
today.
The Colorado State Bank building is
being fitted with handsome awnings by
J. G. Glassford.
Ben j. Snyder has sold his two desir-
able residence los on tf0 corner OF
Sixth and Ouray avenues.
The schools of the city close Friday
1t has been one OF the most successful
terms Of school in the history OF the city.
There were number of charivari
parties out last night, making the night
hideous, in honor OF the Thomas we'd
ding.
There is considerable sale OF property
being made in this city. Some OF the
most desirable residence property is be-
ing quietly picked up.
Drink Phos-ferrone at Thompson's.
Most exhilerating drink in the city.
All rumors Of railway changes are
mere speculation. No one knows what
will occur, since the joining OF the Rio
Grande and the Rio Grande Western un-
der one system.
Drink Phos-ferrone at Thompson's.
Most exhilerating.drink in the city.
1t is expected that over three hundr I'd
people from Leadvile and Denver alone,
will attend the funniest. Besides del
eKations from these places there will be
smaller delegations from all parts OF the
state.
Miss McPheeters desires it announced
that she has withdrawn from The Senti-
nel's vacation contest Miss McPheeters
vithdraws simply because she has made
arrangements to spend her vacation
elsewhere this summer.
Drink Phos ferrone at Thompson's.
Most exhilerating drink in the city.
There is great activity among those
who are in The Sentinel's prize vacation
contest. The:only way to secure coupons
is to gather them from house to house
or have friends work to secure them
Every contestant.has fair show to win
| Drink Phos ferrone at Thompson's.
Most exhilersting drink in the city.
d. L. Stone, assistant cashier in the
| Mesa county bank has made a number
OF improvements about his fine property,
on the corner OF Eighth and Grand
streets. 1t has been enlarged, painted
papered and otherwise improved II
makes beautiful home and the i'm
provements add materially to it's beauty.
Joseph lBogue, one OF the prominent
cattle men OF eastern Mesa county. was
in the city yesterday on business For
the past five or.six ysars Mr.. Bogue has
been devoting himself TO the breeding OF
registered, He,efords and now has a
bunch OF over three hundred head of as
fine white faces as are to be found in the
west. Mr. Bogue finds that this grade
OF cattle is more profitable than the COM
mon stock and he is increasing his herd
each year Last year he sold $500
worth OF calves from his herd
II A. Rediker, who has but recently
returned from visit OF business and
pleasure to his old home in Indiana, has
interested several professional we'll
borers in that section, to come to this
city aud look over the field with view
OF organizing company to bore for
natural gas or oil. Mr.. Rediker states
that in that section which was formerly
dead to the world, there are now all
kinds of manufacturing industries and
towns busy aud prosperous through the
discovery OF natural gas and oil.
The people in the vicinity of City Park
for the last few nights, nave been dis
turbed by the rawlings OF some one in the
park. The noise would not begin until
all the people in that vicinity had been
comfortably in bed for several hours
When it began, the voice was 30 loud
that all the people in that vicinity awoke
in alarm, thinking that some raving ma
MAC was about or that some soul was
bel lost, on account OF the wild and at
times mourniul accents. Night Marshal
Lee Purnell was informed OF the nightly
occurrence, and last night he determined